Best Grip On The Market. Gym Gloves Alternative Gym Grip Pads. for Workout, Cross Fitness, Weight Lifting, Powerlifting.

These pads are much better than any I've used before, and at a competitive price. Beauty is in the details, and this company doesn't cut corners.The textured surface on the side of the pad that makes contact with the bar is constructed to ensure plenty of grip. Normally this surface wears down and becomes smooth over time, but 10+ heavy lifts in and mine are still in great condition. Haven't had any issues with the pads sliding, even during snatch and explosive standing wide-grip overhead presses.There is more than enough padding to ensure comfort through all sorts of presses. Normally during a a bench press, keeping strict form (particularly straight wrists) is a bit painful during heavy sets. The cushioned padding in these pads relieves most or all of that pain for me, and doesn't come at the expense of making the pads so thick that it's difficult to grasp a barbell.Finally, all the seams that connect the finger holes to the main pad seem to be sewn very well and with quality thread. Although it may be a bit too early to tell, I dont expect these to deteriorate or rip anytime soon, as I've had happen with previous pads in the past.All in all I'm extremely satisfied with these pads, they were everything I could have hoped for. And with the several color options you really can't go wrong. Easily 5/5 stars.

Overall, the gloves seem great. The padding is thick and will definitely protect your hands from any blisters or inconvenience from barbells. It also provides excellent grip on metal bars or ropes, it really doesn't slip that much. The problem I have is that the left glove seems a little smaller and the finger holes on the left are also tighter than the one on the right. So it is a bit jarring whenever you put them on, you won't really feel it when you're lifting already but it is annoying whenever you wear it while being idle. Still, the padding is thick and the gloves do their purpose.

These are definitely more durable than the well-known brand with the thin rubber layer over neoprene, however, the neoprene on this brand is itself very thin and the fit is "awkward". It's as though they made the finger loops without actually considering the anatomy of a human hand. Overall, though, they serve the purpose. Time will tell if they last a reasonable amount of time.

Great product. These grip pads must have been designed by people who actually use them in the gym.I need something to protect my hands, but I do not like wearing gym gloves for 2 hours a day. Have been using grip pads for a while. I can put them on, do my set, take them off, repeat. Do a set of pull ups or free weights, slip the grips off, do sit ups, get water... do what ever. Nothing on my hands- I love it.I have been using this product throughout its evolution. Grip pads started out as two pieces of padding you would carry around the gym with you and insert between your hand and bar bell to do your set. Then came finger loops for convenience. But neoprene alone wears out fast. So finally this company made grip pads with some thought behind their product. Now the pads have finger loops, neoprene fabric and silicone padding for grip, comfort and durability.

Bought these when I lost my Gym Paws gloves because I liked the price better, but I don't like these as much as my previous gloves. They work as advertised and seem to be made well, but I find the fit too loose to be comfortable for me. My hands slip in the gloves and my grip doesn't quite feel secure when lifting heavy weights. I am female & usually purchase medium sized gloves & get a secure fit. I think these would work better for larger hands. I will keep these as back up/emergency gloves.

Fantastic grips. I've been using these grips consistently mostly for pullups. They are comfortable and extremely durable. Another brand disentegrated in about 3 months. These are going strong for over 2 years. The only thing that shows any signs of wear is the label :)

This is great for push workouts, but in my opinion is not better than straps for things like deadlifts. Improves grip but will not aid your grip holding power the way straps will, still well made and will use for specific workouts!

I have an average sized female hand and I cannot wear these, they are much too big. They slide off easily and would inhibit a good row or weight grip. I'll be donating them to someone with larger hands. For reference, I wear a medium in latex medical gloves.