Versa Gripps® Pro, Made in The USA, Wrist Straps for Weightlifting Alternative, The Best Training Accessory

I found out about Versa Gripps through my brother, so I was able to try them out before I bought a pair of my own. They are amazing. They are much easier to use than other weightlifting assist devices. They are adjustable and feel secure. It definitely provides a positive, non-slip grip, and allows me to go heavier on weights that I couldn't do barehanded. If your wrist size is right on the edge of being between sizes, go ahead and get the next size up. I've had them maybe 2 months, but they seem very durable, made from quality materials. I do my best to take care of them so they can hopefully last me a long time.

These are amazing!I really did the research before I bought these as the price was high compared to straps. I Eve tried straps but they didn’t work for me.I’m have small hands and these work for me on standard bars. Works great with pulling and pushing.The Versa Grip Pro changed my lifts. I’m not limited by grip anymore and can now work in lifts at my actual max instead of stopping when my grip failed.First time I used them I was immediately able to go up by 40lbs in my deadlift.It has also helped to reduce tendon irritation as I’m not using my grip for pulling heavy weight but focusing on the intended muscle group.Easy to put on, easy to set on the bar, easy to move around when you are not using.100% recommend these to anyone!

Until now I've been using Figure 8 and Lasso Straps for accessory movements, and while those are perfectly fine for getting the work done, Versas are next level. Still taking me a little getting used to on my high rep deadlift work sets, but I'm working on transitioning from my Figure 8's. These straps WILL help you crush your rowing accessories, pull downs, and the like. I also use them on cable crunches and RDLs so that I can go a little heavier. I can't do pullups (yet!), but imagine that these would be great for holding on to a pullup bar also.They're pricey, but worth it. If you're serious about your gains, I think these are worthwhile investment.

They are a lot bulkier than traditional wrist wraps, but they are much easier to use especially after you have locked in one hand and have to do the other one-handed. I've only used them for back day, so haven't tried them for push exercises and I don't imagine I will. I am glad I got them, just know you won't be carrying them in your pockets like you did wraps.

Hands down superior to any fabric wrist strap, and very comfortable padding on the wrist. Very easy to use too!! I appreciate the engineering behind this product because it feels like it will last a long time.Best of all, the grip area is wide enough for the largest hand.I used these yesterday for pulling exercises and today for deadlifts. My deadlifts felt a lot more secure vs fabric straps. These straps are very well designed.Update - today I did 100 strict pull ups and I’m VERY satisfied! These allowed me to focus on my back and not so much on my grip.Highly recommend!

Great grips, esp for back day, and I can move more weight without my forearm hindrance. I don't lead with these, and do my sets and reps until my forearm strength starts to interfere, thenI break these guys out. 3/5 comfort rating around the wrist due to being a little stiff.

It's perfect in build quality and function. When your grip starts to fail, at least to the point where the core exercise rep count is cut short because you can't hold the bar, you can switch to the Versa Grips and finish the set count. The design is excellent in that it allows for comfortable and repeated use for weights in excess of 350lbs while still giving the user the freedom to drop the bar, if necessary, without injury. It's genius.

One of the best lifting straps and I've tried most straps that you can lift with (8 figure, regular straps, hooks). I still don't know yet if the price tag is worth it. If the leather is still good in 6 months, then i could justify it.