Big Grip No-Slip Nylon Lifting Straps with DuraGrip (Pair)

Great lifting straps! Works much better than the standard straps that I had used for years. After buying these, I will never go back. Much less stress on your wrists, more comfortable, well made, and worth the money. I highly recommend these straps.

I have been lifting heavy weights for 51 years. My hands started slipping a few years ago and in order for me to keep my weights the same weight, I started using lifting straps. They work very well. I have tried numerous brands and types. Someone at the gym told me about these lifting straps and suggested that I give them a try. They are by far the most comfortable and secure straps I have found to date. They put all other straps to shame. They are completely adjustable, comfortable, and they absolutely do not slip. If you are looking for the best lifting strap, then look no further. ***Update...Have used these straps weekly for the last 10 months. Last week one of the straps completely pulled over my hand (which I thought would have been impossible) on a heavy lift and today one of the straps simply popped open during a lift. Both times I injured myself. I couldn't figure out what happened. Then I looked at the Velcro and noticed that it had become worn and was not gripping as it should. Obviously they had become worn out and needed to be replaced. So be careful to check that the Velcro is in good shape and connects firmly, if not, then replace.

Originally gave this two stars after one workout. After a second workout I'm dropping it to 1 star. These things are terrible. It's a good concept but the slippery material is so useless for holding a grip that any improvement on barehanded grip was marginal at best. Ruined my deadlift workout completely. For perspective: I'm not a crazy powerlifter or anything, I can deadlift 315 with bare hands, and 405 with straps. I was doing deadlifts at 315 with these when the slick material started to slip through my hands. I had the following issues with these: 1) The cuff is fairly comfortable if you get it adjusted perfectly, but it has it's issues. If you tighten it up too much without it right up tight against the flare of your palm, it will sort of pull your wrist skin into a wrinkle and pinch it between the wide part of your hand and the cuff. The extra padding is nice in that it prevents the hard edges of the nylon from digging into your wrist, but the other issues it creates are IMO, just as bad or worse. I've never had a regular strap leave marks that lasted more than a couple of hours on my wrists, so really... is this a problem? 2) The strap part comes straight off the cuff at 90 degrees. Anyone who uses "regular" wrist straps knows the strap hangs at an angle, angled from the pinky side of your palm near your wrist, towards the thumb, so when you wrap it around the bar it forms a nice helix. This strap can be cajoled to do this, but it's a PITA. 3) The strap material is very slick. I even washed mine, hoping it was some kind of manufacturing oil or something. This is a major issue both when you're trying to maintain a solid feeling grip through the strap, and when you're trying to wrap the strap around a bar. As stated above I was losing my grip with a weight I can do barehanded. 4) The stupid, gimmicky rubber material they use on this strap and others. I really don't know why they do this - I've never had a regular, unadorned strap slip off a bar. This sticky rubber makes it very difficult to cynch the strap down on any bar, especially when combined with the slick material that faces your palm. It's doable on dumbbells where you can roll the weight to pull the strap tight, but on hammer strength or other machines it's near impossible. I've also noted that the rubber is chewed up after one workout, so it's clearly not very durable. Get rid of this crap harbinger, please! 5) Others have said the buckle placement is bad, but I don't have this problem. They may be using the straps so the "strap" part is positioned at the center of the palm - in which case the buckle will dig into your wrist. I rotate the cuffs a bit so the strap hangs near my pinky (see issue #1). In this position the buckle didn't cause me any issues. 6) At the end of the day, they are kind of goofy and a pain to use. Regular straps you just loop around, slip on and go. These you have to thread the velcro through the buckle, position them on your wrist, tighten, adjust, etc. It doesn't sound like a big deal but if you want to do supersets or something it makes it difficult. This extra hassle would be manageable if they were better in some way than normal straps, but they are definitely, definitely not.

In my on again, off again work out cycle, I'm on again. I've been at it long enough this time to have gotten to the point where doing shrugs had become a pain since I spent more time focusing on trying to hold onto the bar versus doing my reps. I decided it was time to pick up a set of lifting straps. These looked better than traditional straps, and the reviews were good, so I picked up a set. I'm very pleased. I did my sets this morning with no inkling of loosing my grip on the bar, even when I increased the weight. Not only do they work well, but they are very well-made and surprisingly comfortable. If you need a set of straps, these are well worth the couple extra bucks.

So these straps were bought to help with Pull workouts. They were great overall in their function and what they were intended to do. But, they do get used frequently and as a result get sweat all over them. That's where I believe I went wrong. I threw them in the washer and for some reason the left strap would not reach over my wrist to velcro down. Sure enough after inspection it had shrunk in the washer, the seams had that it. So although they are great to use, I highly recommend you wash them by hand and with cool water if possible.

The main reason I'm posting this is to help the people who say that they can't grip tight enough with these straps, especially with the hand done second. I actually had this problem for a year or so after buying these straps too and while it didn't get in the way too much, it was frustrating when I had a set where one hand felt loose. But about a month ago I discovered a solution and now these straps grip the bar perfectly. When wrapping them, do the first hand a little looser so that you have some space to move around. Then make sure you keep it in the same position without tightening while you do your second hand. Finally when both hands are strapped to the bar, twist the bar to tighten both hands until you have a tight enough grip. Hope this helps anyone frustrated by the rubber lining! --- These straps work super well once you get the grip evenly tight on both hands, and that's why I'm buying another pair today.

I received some of these as a gift for my birthday last year, since I wanted to get some for the first time around that time. Well, now I lost one of them and I absolutely NEED to get the same ones, they're just fantastic. These grips are super comfy -- even on the rare occasion where I put them on a little too tight, the padding is still great and doesn't hurt much. They work fantastically, of course. The straps make heavy rows and deads much easier; you don't want your grip to give out before your muscles, and these wraps are good for preventing that. They do have a tiny learning curve, though, and it may take a workout or two to get used to setting them up on the bar/pulleys how you'd like them.

I bought a new pair to replace a set that was getting worn. The new set I received has the grippy strips on the wrong side of the strap. I am not sure if I got a defective pair or if this is how they are supposed to be, but my old pair has the grippy strips on the opposite side as the new ones. In these photos, the old grips are on the left and the new ones are on the right. Even the photos in the Amazon listing show the grippy strips on different sides of the strap. I'm super confused and disappointed as I LOVED how my of ones were made. These definitely don't work as well with the grippy strips being on the opposite side.

Ho voluto provare queste fasce dritte rispetto alle canoniche trasversali o a 8 e devo dire che a distanza di 1 mese mi trovo benissimo sia alla lat che con i vari rematori. Un po' ostico l'inizio perchè deve prendere forma la fettuccia ma poi è rapidissima da usare. Ottimo il sistema di chiusura in velcro con anello passante sopra a del foam che non crea nessun dolore (chi lo scrive li stringe troppo, devono solo non uscire dalla mano). Piccola nota avrei accorciato la fettuccia di almeno 4-5cm ma nel complesso li ricomprerei

Super cómodas y gentiles en las muñecas a comparación de muchas que he tenido, no se compara el agarre mortal que te brindan, excelente producto!

Amazing quality

Having used these straps for a while now, they have stood up to everything thrown at them and have been reliable. Keep in mind I'm a regular lifter who isn't using a crazy amount of weight. They will leave a slight mark or cause mild irritation after use, but it would be much less noticeable than a set of poorly made wrist straps. Overall I would recommend these straps if you're wanting a pair of well-made and durable lifting straps.

Sangles cousues à l’envers !! Le côté antidérapant est du mauvais côté.