Honey Badger GripsNatural Rubber Hand Grips for Cross Training WODs, Pull Ups, Chin Ups

They feel GREAT on your hands. However, they rotate A LOT. If you're doing kipping/butterfly pull ups or toes to bar they rotate. For strict pull ups, they are perfect. However if you're in a WOD, then I would pick and choose when you used them. Them sliding is a problem, and the last thing I want to do it adjust these when I'm fatigued.I've tried them on bars of various sizes and they still rotate. However, on a skinnier bar, this is less of a problem because the opening of the product is smaller and less noticeable. I've started chalking the inside of the product so there is resistance and the grips will rotate less.Overall, I like them, but they are only useful when you are doing something not for time or for efficiency to work on form. Based on that reduced utility, I question if they're worth $35, but that's up to you to decide.

I bought this for my husband. He was wanting them for months after talking with a friend about them. He says he likes them. Personally I don't. I found these slipped on the bar when I was trying doing toes to bar so I was unable to do even one rep. I ended up just going bare palm with powder instead and dealing with the skin damage. He also has large hands, strong grip and only does knee raises which may have an impact.

This is a low quality product. They're MANUALLY CUT bike handlebar grips and velcro straps. On one hand, I have to credit the guy for the fact that this product shows up so high in the rankings which baited me into buying these at a ONE THOUSAND PERCENT MARKUP (assuming these products are 5 dollars total) or a FIVE HUNDRED PERCENT MARKUP (assuming these products are 10 dollars total, which is being REALLY GENEROUS!).

These do not stay put on the bar, they slide around and you have to tighten your grip and still use chalk. It also makes the bar thicker, which changes your grip from what it should be on the standard bar size. I used these for one or two workouts and after kipping and toes to bar for the first round in a WOD, my forearms starting cramping (because of tightening my grip and uses those muscles to hold on). My coach didn't want me to use them to begin with and took them away, tapped the bar and my swing was better and my forearms stopped cramping.I gave two stars because they are soft and I give them props for a good idea. If you don't want callous, try leather gymnastics grips. Additionally I wanted to return this product and there is not that option on Amazon!!!

These grips are the best! I have been using them for about 2 years. Used for butterfly and kipping PU's, as well as T2B. I have tried many different gloves and premade tape grips, but these work the best. They save my hands from tearing and make it easier for me to stay on the bar longer. I do not have a problem with the rotation or slipping as long as the Velcro is adhered tightly. No problem with sizing as my husband and I both use and love them!

I bought these to save my hands during pull ups. The padded cuff makes a bar easier on your hands, but the cuff rotates as you do your workout. As it's a set size, there's open space in the grip that my hands eventually gets to each round. I spend the beginning of each round on the pull up bar readjusting the cuff. The Velcro tab-through broke the first time I put it on the bar. A suggestion for the company: create different sizes for different widths of bar so the rotating would not be such an issue.

These are great. I used to use gloves and have tried a variety of grip protectors. These are by far the most consistent product. They don't move too bad on the bar.If they do, I simply change the direction I'm facing and they move back. I use them for pull ups, T2B, C2B and bar MU's. I'm 225 lbs and they with stand the abuse I give them. Great in hot/humid weather too.

I was quite disappointed by these grips. The photo makes it appear as though they are quite thick, but they are only thick at the very ends, outside the Velcro straps. Inside the straps, where your hand will actually grip the bar, the material is very thin and does not provide much cushion. They're better than gripping a bare metal bar, but that's not saying much, especially considering the price. I wound up returning these and purchasing a different product instead.