Versa Gripps® Fit Pro, Made in the USA, Wrist Straps for Female Athlete, the Best Training Accessory, Blue Hydrangea, XS

Excellent wrist straps for workouts - Protects your wrists and keeps them supported

Yes, these are expensive. You could probably buy 10 pairs of cheap straps for the price. However, for what they are designed to do, they are more than worth their price tag.These are engineered to perfection and will help advanced and aspiring athletes to push through their limits, especially if grip strength is what's holding you back (as it often is with female athletes, which these are designed for). They are easy to put on and look stylish, and really make a difference in how much weight can be applied, especially in push/pull exercises. When not needed, they swivel out of the way.The materials these are made from look to be really good quality and I have no doubt they will last many years, the grip leather is a bit stiff to begin with but will soften with use, that's normal.One thing - make sure to measure your wrists and choose the correct size based on that, if in doubt size up.

If you can get past the price, these grip enhancers are what I’ve been waiting for without knowing it. The solution seems so simple I can’t believe nobody else thought of it before. I suspect we are paying for the IP in this product.The design is brilliant. Once on the wrists these can easily assist pulling or pushing with no real adjustment necessary – it’s all down to the placement of the bar. For pulling they outperform my max grip strength which means bigger lifts. For pushing they add a layer of soft padding to the centre of the hand which adds to comfort and, potentially, stops the skin from hardening and getting rough. The design means you can approach the bar and be lifting/pulling in seconds rather than spending half a minute wrapping fabric wraps around the bar.I’ve used them on sixteen gym visits so far and the material shows no signs of getting stretched or compressed. The stitching and the glue are high quality. I think they will last. I certainly hope they do, because when these wear out, I won’t be able to afford a replacement pair at seventy-five pounds. I’ll have to go back to fabric grip wraps.

At £75.99 these are a pricey pair of training gloves, but I think they're worth every penny. I'm a female beginner at the gym and I use these for pull-up training as my grip strength is a bit weak. They've been instrumental in helping me improve! The foam means the bar doesn't dig into my hand and they're easy to put on.The materials and stitching are sturdy and they're clearly well-made. It's nice to have the blue colour on the wrists too!Perfect for beginners and athletes.

10 stars - amazing quality

I reviewed this with my partner who is appropriately sized to test them. These grip straps provide solid wrist support and a secure grip during lifting. The material feels tough, and the fit is snug. Excellent made-in-USA build quality too.

Although I have heard of this gym brand, I haven't tried any of their products before, so this was a good opportunity when they became available through the Vine program.They are well presented and the quality feels excellent - the material and the stitching is great, giving confidence that this is a premium product.A lot of time and money has clearly gone into the product information video, available through a QR code on the packaging - it explains the use and benefits in a high-value style.Fitting them is easy enough, and we liked the adjustability depending on how you intend to use them; either push or pull exercises demand that they are either on the front or back of your hand respectively.In reality, they are a little fiddly to swap around on your hand - it was tricky to get them loose enough to allow for easy movement between exercises, but tight enough to provide the intended support. Comfort-wise though, they are excellent, drastically minimizing fatigue and wear on the soft areas of your hands.What loses them a star is their price - I think £75 is staggeringly expensive for a pair of wrist straps - while I don't doubt their functionality and build quality, I just feel that this is a brand that is perhaps capitalising on the popularity of gym fashion, offering them at such a high price bracket to make it appear that it is something more than what it is.Gym fashionistas and social media types will love parading this expensive gear around, but for the average gym-goer who is looking for simple functional support and protection, this is a lift that will be too far out of their rep range...

The quality of these grips is excellent and I have had a few in the recent year or two but nothing comes close to this. They really reduce the pressure on your wrists and hands whilst lifting.I am fairly new to lifting as have only been doing it for just less than two years and therefore my weights are not major really but these definitely make everything more comfortable. I must admit the price is high but as they say you get what you pay for and in relation to these grips it is definitely true.