Gymreapers Weight Lifting Hooks (Pair), Heavy Duty Power Wrist Straps Hand Grip Support For Deadlifts, Pull Ups, Shrugs - Gym Gloves For Men and Women (Black)

Have a tendon issue in my right thumb. Cant deadlift too heavy so these offer the needed support to help me get more weight off the ground. Very solid feeling piece of equipment. Feels like I can really make good use of these.

The product worked exactly as described. Already have increased my deadlift and bent rows. Really upset that I'm so late to the game about this company. So going to continue to buy from them.

These hooks are far more solid than I imagined. Honestly don't understand how they put out this type of quality for such a reasonable price point. The apparel in my order was also above satisfaction. Ordering more as we speak.

Fantastic lifting tool... eliminates grip strength as the limiting factor and are super comfy on the wrists!

Borrowed entities from a friend when I had a ring finger jammed really bad so I can continue my back workout. Made it easy to get my workout in even with a bad hand! So day after I used his Bought. A set.

I was worried that the hooks would be thin or plastic, I was going on a "gamble" of sorts. These things are awesome! Super thick steel for the hooks, very thick straps and good velcro hold. They really do take the fatigue off my hands for pull ups (have not done dead lifts with them yet) Very impressed, thank you GR!

They are great, easy to use and seem very durable. Have used them each session since I received them, highly recommend.

Pr'd immediately on everything, I've tried other types, leather wraps and stuff, these are elite.

Got these due to having an injured finger so I could keep doing rows, deadlifts, and pullups. They work pretty good for that, but it takes some getting used to coming from my straps. If you are looking to remove your grip as the weak point of your lift these will do just that.

Hey I was wondering if there is a set of lifting hooks that are turned for pushing motions like bench. The reason I ask is my nephew is a injured wrist that can't be fixed! He has started working out using different methods but it is limited on pushing movements. If there is anything available or make even a plan in the making could you let me known. Thanks