WOD Nation Barbell Grips: Ideal for Pull-up Training & Gymnastics Exercises

Roscoe P ColtraneRoscoe P Coltrane: The actual material that covers the palm is outstanding! It protects while still letting you feel the bar, and it's very flexible. The wrist strap, however, is uncomfortable and broke during my first WOD using these grips. I love the upper material so much, though, that I'm going to try to fix the strap. Just needs a wrist strap upgrade.

United States on Oct 17, 2023

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United States on Jun 27, 2023

James: These fit well and perform well. They are not leather though, more of a dense foam.

Canada on May 06, 2022

Amazon Customer: Good product. The wrist loop changed but it is easier to put on and take off. Velcro looks solid. I think it will last a long time in the gym.

Canada on Jul 04, 2020

CheapThrills: I have used these about half a dozen times and the grip is good for pull ups and helps for lifting barbells as well. They are easy to remove from finger holes so that you can switch between activities without completely removing them from your wrist.

Canada on Dec 30, 2019

Ian: If you wear the straps snug then they end up digging into your wrist (especially by the buckle). I bought some wrist bands for under the straps and it's fine now.

Canada on Sep 13, 2019

Andy: I am new to Crossfit and getting started I quickly realized how hard it was in the hands. Everyone around me was using another much more expensive brand but I was not committed to putting out that kind of cash just yet.
I found these and for the price they seemed worth a chance.
Per the sizing chart if you are between sizes or close size down. I did and while they fit in the palm the wrist strap was too small. The next size up fixed the issue and I dont feel like they are too big.
The craftsmanship seems to be top notch and looks like it should hold up for some time.
They function quite well for lifting weight however if you sweat a lot like I do they will quickly soak through to the point of dripping. Adding chalk simply forms a nasty paste. Not the fault of the company but the grip quickly diminishes. The main reason for the purchase was for pull ups, lip swings and toes to bars. They hurt the hands bad. With these it is tolerable but still not great. I can tolerate that however they have very little grip when wet. I am dropping from the bar not due to fatigue but rather because I am slipping.
With all that said I feel like they are still a great product for the...

United States on Jul 10, 2019

Lance Kehler: Haven't used them yet but they seem decent. I don't like to wear grips unless i'm doing work outs with 100+ pull ups. I used to never wear them but just got tired of worrying about ripping in long wods. Also I don't believe that you all do 50 push ups and 2 laps around the block for every review, but just in case I figured I'd write this :P

Canada on Jun 23, 2017

Cora: I have used a lot of grips trying to find the best ones for crossfit. My issue isn't so much ripping (which every now and then I will still) but more so that it just hurts my hands to hold onto the bar, they feel so tender. Finally I learned how to use grips correctly, they shouldn't fit tight to your palm but rather have a little slack so when you grip the bar the actual grip will fold over itself on the top. YOU WILL KNOW IF YOU DID THIS RIGHT. It feels like the grips are holding you up all on your own. And the tender part of my palm is protected by a doubled over layer. I love these. The wrist wrap is soft so it wont dig into your wrists. I still wear my wrist wraps under them though just out of habit. They break in super fast. The come in colors that aren't so present in the gym, so that is very cool to have red grips instead of white or black in crossfit. The only thing I can critic about it, the wrist wrap can't get tight enough around my wrist. It gets pretty tight, but I wish I could get it a little tighter (when I have my wrist wraps underneath it is a perfect fit though). I got so many people from my gym hooked on these. Especially for the price there is no reason not to...

United States on Jan 24, 2017

Estefano Palacios Topic: Okay, so, I have been doing CrossFit for about two and a half years now. I'm not any particularly good at it, but I love it, and I specially love doing gymnastics: bar muscle-ups, ring muscle-ups, butterfly pull-ups, chest-2-bar, toes-2-bar, groin-2-bar, etc.

I am, also, a very manly man .And yet, the my palm's skin is softer than milk skin: 1 rep... 2 rep... 3 rep... blood.

I've tried everything. I've spent, quite literally, hundred of dollars in protection for my hands, and nothing has left me satisfied. I've made some dumb purchases ( Mad Grip F50 Pro Palm Gloves, Black, Large/X-Large ), I've made more smarter purchases ( Gym Glove Alternative | ProGrips Leather Weight Lifting Grips| Black ) but they've all come with compromises: gloves are uncomfortable, and they render the grip too thick, making you loose grip strength. The ProGrips, which where the protection I settled for, chafe easily, and they soon loose their shape with sweat and use. I've even use grips akin to WOD Nation's, but they've also felt uncomfortable. Either they are too hard, or they don't mold well to the bar or ring, or there was some other thing that always bothered me.

My friends tell...

United States on Jun 23, 2016