Versa GrippsFit Pro, Made in the USA, Wrist Straps for Female Athlete, the Best Training Accessory, Midnight, R/L

The durability is great and the sizing is perfect as the straps are adjustable bit pricey but definitely made to last , they comfortable and works great for the training

As you may have figured from the price, this is a considered purchase and designed for someone that takes weight lifting pretty seriously. They are made in the USA (which is not something you see all that often) and the packaging is pretty simple. So if you are willing to pay £75 for such a small item, in what is very basic packaging... you have to hope the product is good... and it is!The grips are easy to put on, very comfortable when wearing, and provide and excellent level of support when lifting weights. The aim of these grips is to protect your hands and especially taking the weight entirely with your fingers and they do this well. I think value for money, this is a hard one... if you are serious about weight lifting and are going to use them a lot, then they are good value. I would say not so much for a casual user, as it does seem to be quiet expensive when you look at the materials that go into making them.

These are being advertised as for female athletes, however I'm a man and they fit me just fine. The straps are big enough to fit around my wrists and secure tightly comma at the grooves in the flexible grips fit around my thumb as intended, meaning it all fits very nicely and can be used without issue.The grips are essentially a piece of faux leather-esque material that can fold to either go around a pole, or cup into your hand, which assists you to either pull or push respectively.They feel well made and I imagine would last a rather long time if well maintained, however the faux leather-esque material on the grips I doubt would last too long simply given the nature of other things I've had with the same material.They perform very well; The straps giving nice wrist support, and the grips helping to take the pressure off your fingers when pulling or pushing. The way that the grips are designed allow you to quickly wrap them around a pole with little to no effort wild providing a nice grip around whatever your holding.Even though I think these are very nice, having the price be almost £80 is very expensive, although this would entirely depend on how much you go to the gym and how necessary you think a grip support is needed.

These straps are an excellent fit, very comfortable to wear and supportive. There is incredible grip and the design is nice! They’re well made, I’d imagine these will last me a long time!

These are well made, and easily adjustable. Grip is not surprisingly really good. Comfortable when using and really help with lifting. Only marked down as nearly £80 is a tad much.

✅ Pros:✔ Superb Grip Support – Helps maintain a strong grip on heavy lifts like deadlifts and rows.✔ High-Quality Material – Comfortable yet sturdy, with great wrist padding.✔ Easy to Use – Faster and more efficient than traditional lifting straps.✔ Versatile – Works well for pulling and pushing exercises, reducing forearm fatigue.✔ Durable – Built to last, even with heavy gym use.⚠️ Things to Consider:🔹 Pricey but Worth It – More expensive than standard straps, but the quality justifies the cost.🔹 Slight Break-in Period – Takes a few sessions to fully adjust and mold to your hands.

These wrist straps have been fantastic for enhancing my workouts. They provide a secure and comfortable grip, which has helped me feel more confident when lifting. The material feels durable and supportive, ensuring I get the most out of every session. The adjustable fit is perfect, and the design is sleek and professional. I’ve noticed a difference in my training performance, and they’ve become an essential accessory for my workouts. They’re a great investment for anyone looking to improve their grip and lifting experience.

I requested this item for my sister who is really pleased with them. They’re well designed, well made with good quality materials and should last a long time. She’s found that the grips have improved her workout experience. The only downside is the price; £75.99 is quite expensive but if you’re a committed gym goer or weight lifter, they’re worth it and they’ll probably last a lot longer than cheap versions.