SELEWARE Non-Slip Pull Up Power Balls, Rock Climbing Grips for Strength Training, Forearm and Hand Exerciser for Chin Up Bar, Kettlebell, Barbell, Resistance Band Handles, Home Gym Workout Equipment

Picked these up to help improve my grip strength, these work great now everyone in the gym is asking where I got them

Love these! As a trainer, I get my own equipment sometimes when my gym doesn’t have. Holy crap! Sticky, perfect size for tricep push downs, pull-ups, straight, even use ball only for kick backs. Perfect for my clients hands when the rope hurts. Have 3 friends who bought their own sets!

Kids love it something different

great quality and design

Can use in multiple hand positions and finger configurations. We will see how long the texture lasts after more sweaty sessions...

So I found these for a specific exercise I perform on my multi function machine. I usually finish off my shoulder workout with some time of reverse fly. On my machine I would just grab the small ball of the end of the cable and grip them and do the standing reverse fly. Sometimes though, my hand felt like I could slip and bang the weight stack down, or even worse injure myself. In comes these unique grips. I just attach them to the hook do the same exercise, but now I have a grip twice the size of before. These are heavy duty and feel GREAT in the hands. It has like indentions in the material so the hands won't slip(as easy). I also use these for triceps extensions and cable hammer curls. The time I have had these in 3 weeks, I swear my forearms feel and look stronger. I am sure I can come up with other movements as I go but this should be a staple in any home gym of commercial gym

For an alternative way to do pull ups and work on your grip strength, these balls are fantastic! They simply loop over any existing pull up bar and you're ready to go! My hands, fingers, and arms never hurt so good from using these and I'm looking forward to my future self.

A simple but well made product, this is essentially functions as an alternate grip method for building grip strength. I currently have these two ostentatious yellow golf ball looking grips hanging from either side of a door frame mounted pull up bar, and they are great.The yellow rubberized coating is thick and sturdy, it cushions well and is easy to grip. The kit includes two black nylon straps with steel D rings on the loop ends, two weight bearing steel threaded nut equipped carabiners, and the 'power balls' themselves, with a heavy duty steel hook on the top of each. This assortment of attachment methods allow this to attach to dumbbells, barbells, grip hole enabled weight plates, kettlebells, and tons of odd objects as well.Not only are they sturdy and usable on many different kinds of weights both professional and everyday, but they are versatile in how training can be scaled up with them. As training progresses, without even increasing weight, difficulty can be upped by slicking the surface with vegetable oil or gripping while using one less finger, or isolating really small movements done by small, largely unused muscle groups.For the price, these are great additions to someone's home gym, but they can also be stuffed in a gym bag and taken to a subscription gym too.