Weight Lifting Hooks, Non-Slip Rubber Coated Grips, 7mm Neoprene Wrist Support Padding, Power lifting Barbell Rows Dead lifts Chin Pull Up Fitness Strength Training Straps Gym Bodybuilding Workout

I don’t normally leave reviews, but these hooks are excellent and have really helped me increase my deadlift weight and reps.You can still retain your best grip strength by holding the bar naturally until your grip gives out, then letting the hooks take over for the last few reps.This allows you to target the muscle groups you want to take close to failure without your grip giving out first!Very well made and comfortable to wear, I’d recommend these hooks to anyone who wants to take their deadlifts and back exercises to a higher level.

I bought these because my hands were causing me discomfort in the gym. Although the hooks are a bit short for my (long) hands, they seem to be a pretty solid, well made piece of kit, especially for the price. Must admit I won't be subjecting them to anything approaching 400lbs though 🤣...

Really helpful with lifting, allows you to add more weight, very useful and well worth the money !

I bought these because I have osteoarthritis in my hands and my grip strength has declined and I was finding it difficult at the gym. Now I can easily and safely lift heavy weights and use upper body weight machines.

Not bad. But the neoprene cushioning tends to slip, meaning the plastic parts are sticking into your wrists. Also I would go for narrower hooks next time as they offer more flexibility for grip options.

Brought to help me at the gym as arthritis in my hands is getting the better of me most days but I don’t want to stop training.Very well made, sturdy and comfortable on the wrists .Only down side is I have small hands and find the metal bit a little cumbersome but on the whole very good.

The straps came with the velcro on the wrong side so cannot be worn, do not buy

Does the job well enough, especially for rdls and deadlifts, however when using them for rows etc the grip isn’t ideal and sometimes the hand position on the bar shifts up/down or on more exaggerated movements the bar falls out of the hook completely. good otherwise, just be careful and take care when doing those movements