- Breaking resistance: extreme durability up to a 200 kg load for lifts without limits
- Stability: a rubber part for an optimal grip on the bar and hands that don't slip
- Cushioning: the faux suede protects your wrists from irritations, even during heavy pulls
Double protection for your performance! The rubber grip prevents any slipping on the bar, while the faux suede protects your wrists from irritation. Load up with confidence.
Key Features
• Breaking resistance: Extreme durability up to a 200 kg load for lifts without limits
• Stability: A rubber part for an optimal grip on the bar and hands that don't slip
• Cushioning: The faux suede protects your wrists from irritations, even during heavy pulls
Technical Specifications
1. Why use these lifting straps?: Free your full potential! These lifting straps allow you to free yourself from the limits of your grip so you can concentrate fully on the muscle you're targeting. Whether a beginner or advanced lifter, you can lift heavier and for longer without being limited by your grip. Ultra-durable, they support up to 200 kg, combined with your grip strength. The result: more intensive and effective workouts!
2. The details that make all the difference: Excellence is in the details! - Intuitive markings to instantly show you right and left
- Smart anti-return system to prevent the straps from inverting.
- Rubber surface for a perfect grip on the bar.
- Faux suede to protect your wrists from irritation under heavy loads.
A smart design that optimises every aspect of your grip: no more doubts, no more slipping, just more comfort!
3. How to use pull straps: Maximise your pulls in a few easy movements! Start by rolling the strap around your wrist, then around the bar. This technique secures your grip during intensive exercises such as deadlifts or Snatch Pulls. The straps act as a natural extension of your hands so you can focus on the quality of your movement rather than on your grip.
4. How to correctly put on the lifting strap : Perfect placement in 5 steps! 1) Roll your first strap around your wrist, passing it through its buckle.
2) The free end should hang naturally towards the inside of...