GET INTO PUSHING ACTION Did you know your hands and feet are like symmetrical buddies with matching arches? Yep! Just like your feet need those comfy arch supports, your hands crave them too, especially when you're rocking a pushing or pressing exercise. Picture this: each grip comes with its own arch support, playing superhero by forming a cool bridge over your hand's arch. It's firm enough to bring the muscle, yet flexes like a pro to hug the weightlifting bar during your pushing workout. Get ready to rock those exercises with style and support!
Enter Get Gripped—your secret weapon for deadlift domination! These bad boys, designed to make deadlifts a blast, offer a shield against wrist and hand strain.
Wave goodbye to slipping and hello to a grip so cozy, it feels like a lifting party for your hands.
Keep it real with your deadlift form, thanks to the magical touch of Get Gripped. No compromises, just lifting elegance.
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With Get Gripped by your side, it's not just a lift; it's a precision-targeted muscle carnival.
Bid farewell to the aches and pains; Get Gripped makes sure your wrists and hands feel the love, not the strain.
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Ready to unleash your inner deadlift, shrug, or chin-up maestro? Enter Get Gripped, the cool cats designed to snugly (not too tight, we promise!) embrace the base of your lifting hand. But wait, there's more fun in store – these bad boys let you flip the palm piece to the back when you're taking a workout breather. No wrist-strangling here during pulls, folks!
Now, get ready for the Get Gripped magic show: with them facing your hand's palm, slide the lifting bar right between your palm and the gripping part of the Get Gripped (yeah, the palm piece is rocking the outside). Snag the thicker end of the grip over the top of the weightlifting bar, using your fingertips like the pros.
Big hands? No problemo! Adjust the gripping portion length like a pro by loosening the wrist strap and letting that palm piece swagger up towards your fingertips. Now you've got extra gripping power for those powerhouse hands. Let the pulling festivities begin! 🚀
The Lift Ezy Grips in Pink provide a superior grip, ensuring a secure hold on weights and exercise equipment. This translates to enhanced performance during workouts and reduced risk of accidents.
Crafted from high-quality materials, these grips are not only durable but also comfortable to use. The soft yet sturdy construction minimizes discomfort during prolonged lifting sessions.
Suitable for a wide range of exercise equipment, the Lift Ezy Grips in Pink offer versatility in your workout routine. Whether you're lifting weights, using resistance bands, or engaging in bodyweight exercises, these grips have got you covered.
These are the first grips I've owned and bought them at the recommendation of a friend. I'm thoroughly impressed, they fit very comfortably and are of very sturdy quality
They are amazing, they prevent pain when lifting and help heaps with grip strength.
Begin by threading the tail of the wrist strap through the rectangular metal ring, forming a spacious loop.
Slide your hand into the wrist strap, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit.
Firmly grasp the palm piece, aligning your thumb with the cutout.
Use your opposite hand to tighten the strap securely, avoiding excessive tightness around the wrist.
Ensure that the GetGripped hand strap sits comfortably around your wrist, with the palm piece standing upright in front of your hand.
Take advantage of the cutout on each palm piece to enjoy unrestricted thumb movement.
Check for the label within the right-hand grip to guarantee proper hand orientation.
If you have larger hands, an alternative method is available. Start by firmly holding the palm piece, aligning the thumb cutout.
