Versa Gripps PRO Authentic. The Best Training Accessory in the World. MADE IN THE USA

Bought this after seeing many people on youtube recommending this. It lives upto its recommendations. Perfect fit. No more wrist pain, by trying to hold the bar too tight. No more bar slipping due to fatigue. Yes it's a bit expensive, but well worth the price. The quality is top notch.

Best grips ive ever used. Fit great minimal discomfort and superb on pulling excersises but provide so muvh confident on pushing too. Outstanding product, worth the investment

Great tool removes the limiting factor on all big liftsDo check sizes , I had to order the next size upGood quality item

Amazing, my forearm strength has been a problem. Now i can mercilessly work my back. Hold heavy dumbbells as long as i want during sets. i wish i had bought this years ago

This is an excellent piece of kit. It is well-made and feels pretty durable. If you think grip may be your limiting factor in lifts, these will solve that problem. They are easy to put on and quick to get on the bar, and your grip is sinched in, making it feel secure.I have only been lifting for six months but recently changed my workouts to incorporate different movements. Although I am not lifting super heavy loads when doing Romanian deadlifts, I noticed my grip would almost fail at the end of the set. I tried these, and my grip is no longer a limiting factor. I felt like I had reps in reserve or even could have lifted a bit heavier.

Great for deadlifting and comfortable too, doesn’t hurt the wrists, have used for a few other exercises when you don’t want your grip to fail before the muscle is fatigued. Much easier to use than straps

I bought these after watching Dr Mike Israetel on the "Renaissance Periodization" YouTube channel.They are a game changer for someone like me, who has relatively weak grip and forearm strength.To give you an example, I used them on my favourite pull exercise (lat pulldowns), and was able to move up from 10 reps to 14 reps of the same weight, the first time I used them. Now, rather than finishing a set with burning forearms, and feeling that the target muscles are under-exercised, I can feel the target muscles are being fully exercised.Going through the three categories......."Value For Money" - these are the top end of the price range, and the premium brand. There are others on the market for less, but I didn't want to compromise on build/material quality. I can't really comment on whether they are as good."Comfort" - they do the job great. I find they catch a bit round my wrists, but this could easily be that they're not broken in properly yet (only used them 4 times so far). I will update in a couple of months.Update - the Versa Gripps are now broken in, and they are very comfortable. Build quality is great - I use them every day, and they are still as new."Easy to Use" - they are relatively easy to use, although there is a knack - particularly when doing the second one, because you don't have a spare hand to assist. I found that underhand pulldowns were the hardest to get used to, but once you have the knack, it's fine.Overall, very pleased, and now I have experienced the benefits, I definitely wouldn't want to go back.

They may be expensive but they are totally worth it. Made a huge difference to my training as grip was the limiting factor—even if you don’t realize it, I this is the case for anyone who is pretty strong.I would use straps for things like deadlifts, rows, farmers walks etc but not with machines or pull ups as it’s just too foddly to get right and is sometimes just impossible to set up. I now use these with pretty much all my pull exercises and the difference is significant. My grip is no longer the limiting factor which means I can do more reps/weight while focusing my form which has definitely made me make gains.