Fit Pro, Made in The USA, Wrist Straps for Female Athlete, The Best Training Accessory, Blue Hydrangea, S

Extremely pleased with this item. Ideal for any lifter- offers very secure grip whilst still maintaining a good level of comfort even during longer lifting sessions and haven't needed to overly adjust either. Ample padding, overall robust material without restricting movement. Really nothing to downgrade this item- worth its price (£75.99) at time of ordering.

I recently got this, and they have completely changed my workouts! As someone who lifts regularly, I struggled with grip fatigue, especially on deadlifts and pull days. These grips provide amazing wrist support and help me focus on my form instead of worrying about my grip slipping. Pros: Makes heavy lifts so much easier—no more grip giving out before my muscles do. The padding around the wrist is soft yet supportive. No digging into my skin! Much quicker to wrap around the bar compared to traditional lifting straps. The Blue Hydrangea color is gorgeous and stands out at the gym! Cons: A bit stiff at first, but they soften up with use. These are hands down the best training accessory I’ve added to my gym gear. If you’re serious about lifting, Versa Gripps are 100% worth it!

I've been using these Versa Gripps® Fit Pro wrist straps for a while now, and overall, I’m pretty impressed with their performance. As someone who regularly works out, especially in the gym with heavy lifting and intense training, I find that wrist support can make all the difference in preventing strain and enhancing my grip. These straps are great for that purpose—they’re comfortable, easy to use, and most importantly, they hold up well even during my toughest sessions. The design and material quality are top-notch. I really appreciate that they are made in the USA, which adds a sense of trust in the product's durability and design. The Blue Hydrangea color is vibrant and stylish, so they don’t just function well—they look great too. I’ve received several compliments on the aesthetic, which is a nice bonus. The straps are also lightweight but offer a solid grip, so they don’t feel cumbersome while training. However, there’s a slight learning curve when first using them. It took me a little while to get used to adjusting the straps to the right tightness. Once I got the hang of it, though, they became incredibly easy to use and provided excellent wrist support. I also found that they are great for reducing the strain during pulling exercises, like deadlifts and rows, which is exactly what I needed. One downside, though, is that the sizing feels a little off. The “S” size is a bit snug on my wrists, so I’d recommend checking the sizing chart carefully before purchasing. I wish there were more sizing options available, as the straps might be uncomfortable for some people with larger wrists. Despite this, I still find them useful for most exercises and have adapted to them. All in all, I’m happy with my purchase of the Versa Gripps® Fit Pro wrist straps. They’ve helped improve my workouts by providing the extra support needed for heavy lifts. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality wrist straps, but make sure you’re comfortable with the sizing before buying.

I love how well I can grip with these. I never knew such a product would exist and did question this, but never looked into it in depth. Anyhow, these Versa Gripps, a very well-made product, is very easy to wear and holds on to and allows you to grip very well. In summary, the tighter the clench, the better the grip, but with the good materials used, you don't need to clench as much as there's less chance of the bar slipping. Highly recommend this is you go to the gym, this will help you tremendously and I feel this is a safety factor, so worth utilising something to make it easier for yourself. The cost of these grips are quite high and as such you may want to look around for others that may fit your budget, but these are worth every penny.

A brilliant bit of kit for upping your lifting game! These grips provide a secure hold on the bar, making it much easier to push through heavy sets without your grip giving out first. The wrist support is comfortable and well-padded, so there’s no digging in or discomfort even during longer sessions. They’re much quicker and easier to use than standard lifting straps, which is a huge plus when moving between exercises. The Blue Hydrangea colour adds a fun touch without being too flashy. Solidly built and designed to last—definitely worth the investment for serious training!

This item was supplied to me free of charge through Amazon’s Vine program; however, this in no way influences my review, all items I request are products that I have a use for or will use and the reviews I then submit are intended to be both impartial and informative for potential purchasers. Dont get me wrong, these gloves are top quality, the fault lies in the fitting, there is no description for what size a small would fit in the main description, its pnly after they were deleiverd and they didnt fit did i look at teh entire advertisement and under all the write up and images near the botton of the page is where it states 6 to 7 " which is still no indication of what 6 to 7" means. I am not a professional weight lifter, i have got these to use with the weights bar i have with doing Les Mills workouts. Sadly these are too small and i consider myself to have small hands. Have ordered another set but the seller really needs to put up an image or description in the about this item text to explain the sizing guide as i wont be the only one to make this mistake or not buy them because of it. This would be an expensive mistake for some to make. 5 star gloves with a 1 star size guide.

What can you say about perfection. The design and quality of these is easily the best on the market. This is one of the few products on the market that you can buy once and last a lifetime as long as you don't lose them. You could leave these to your grand children. If I had to make one complaint, it would be the way they are being marketed, to women. This is a gender free product and should be marketed to men equally. The only thing about them that could be considered feminine would be some of the color options. This is not a gender specific product. The big difference between these and the ProGrip Classic design is the foam is thicker and the palm portion is a little longer and a new material that is more tacky when grasping. I own both versions and like both equally. I am a fitness professional and can't recommend these enough. They are safer than a traditional lifting strap. Traditional straps will eventually wear out and break. The concern is if they break when under heavy load as it will likely cause injury. I have never seen anyone at the gym wear out a set of these. It I could give 10 stars, I would recommend these higher than any product I have ever reviewed. They really are that good when used correctly,.

For lifting straps, I feel like I haven't come across a product that I really considered as close to perfect until this one. The comfort is there, the grip is there, and the durability is as well. In terms of comfort, getting the proper sizing is really important---and this is something I think the listings really do poorly, because even though the product description FOR SOME SIZES does technically denote the wrist circumference, I think an image with the sizing description would really help especially in giving additional details. This is something the packaging does a bit better, where it writes down the adequate sizes if using a tape measurer (XS up to 6", SM 6-7", R/L 7-8"), it also has a bar chart you can line up your wrist over and see where it falls between--with the additional detail of "if you are on the line, size up". I think this applies well to the circumference too--if you measure 7" wrist circumference you are better off sizing up. For those that only have a ruler on hand, here are the measurements: XS up to 5cm, SM from 5-5.9cm, R/L from 5.9cm to 7.1cm. Having had the opportunity to try all the sizes, I can affirmatively say that sizing up makes wonders in the comfort. I happen to be exactly between two sizes and while the smaller size does fit, the padding feels a little firm and overall uncomfortable when applying heavier weights. On a larger and looser fit, the padding can slide a little higher on my wrist, resting on the base of my hand and the padding actually feels as if it were a much softer material... well padded and comfortable! The grip material is really amazing as well. It is a double layer of a vinyl feeling type of material and gives some good comfort against knurled and smooth bars alike, grips without slippage at all, and thus far hasn't worn out which is impressive. I am definitely able to pull heavier weights than my hands normally would comfortably grip. The design does have a little thicker piece at the very end of the strap to help with ergonomic grips too, be it in push or pull mode. Per Versa Gripps, these aren't even their most beefy model but I think for most people other than the most intense power lifters, this is more than adequate enough. Now there are just two little points I find could be a bit of an issue when considering whether or not to buy these: First, the marketing. Yes, these are marketed to women almost exclusively, and the fact that most colors other than the black ones are more feminine colors shows this. This blue in particular is quite pretty and it's fine that it isn't a unisex color. The packaging and listing pictures also all show that they are for female athletes. Why! Unfortunately I do not have the Versa Gripp Pro (as opposed to these Fit Pro) to know if there are other shape/ergonomic differences between the two that are visually near identical, but those come in smaller sizes too (and larger of course) and are a few bucks cheaper... making these feel like a bit of a pink tax. Regardless, even if you're a man and your wrist size fits these sizes, this is still going to work for you. And the second point is the price. The brand itself is on the pricier side and the Pro series in particular. But considering it is made in the USA and with great fit/finish, really durable materials and comfortable performance to boot, it's an expensive investment for a wrist strap but justifiable in my opinion. I think another important takeaway is that despite the high price, as far as I can observe these Canadian prices are actually just the US MSRP converted to CAD, so we're not getting a disadvantageous pricing on this side of the border. Overall, what do I think of these? Expensive, but from every aspect in using it all I can say is "but wow, I get it".

Ordered this set for my girlfriend as we work out together and she's been wanting to use the versa grips as she sees me using mine during our back days. Mine are too large for her hand so I decided to order her a set for herself. Love that there is many colors to choose from, I've been really enjoying my set for the past bit and now she can enjoy them too when we do our back days for pulling. These are top quality grips which feel like genuine leather and should last a very long time if taken care if! Highly recommend for anyone that experiences forearm fatigue during pull days, it's a game changer!

Versa grip nails it once again. I have been using Versa grips for a very long time now, and have always found they are the perfect solution to lifting heavy when your grip strength is the limiting factor. I have used the PRO line for years, and loved my grips for how much value they bring to my workouts in allowing me to reach muscle hypertrophy. Since larger muscle groups like your back require a lot of weight, but your forearms and grip may give out at those higher weights, these always help. The FIT PRO line is specific for women, and seems to be identical to the PRO's, with different colours. These function the exact same as my PRO's, and fit the same. I found that giving these grips to female lifters immediately allows them to row and pull much more weight, and allows them to reach muscle hypertrophy better. The sizing guide provided on Versa Grip's website is accurate and should be followed to get the perfect fitting grip. When it comes to lifting straps, I will always recommend VERSA GRIPS, and only them because of their quality, durability, comfort, and ease of use. 5/5 stars

These Versa Gripps are secure, durable, and comfortable. They arrive neatly packaged, with a clean and professional look. The wrist straps are made for female athletes, with a snug fit that provides both comfort and support. The adjustable closure ensures a secure grip, making them easy to put on and take off. My girlfriend used them and found them to be very effective. They help with lifting heavier weights by reducing strain on her hands and wrists. Whether for deadlifts, pull-ups, or rows, they provide a firm, non-slip hold on bars and dumbbells. The padding offers comfort without feeling bulky, and the grip material holds up well under heavy loads. Overall, these are a great choice for female athletes looking to enhance their lifting performance. Full marks from me!