Men's High Bar Gymnastics Grips - Durable Leather Hand Grips for Gymnastics Bars Men & Boys - Gymnastics Equipment & Accessories for Advanced Gymnasts

Great quality ,fit perfect, value is too expensive.

We have 4 kids who are in competitive gymnastics and have been for a few years now. These are the only grips that their coach recommends. While the price is higher then other grips, they last for quite a while even with regular use because the quality is so great. The boys made sure to find out from their coach what size was recommended so that we made sure to purchase the correct size for them, since we did this we have never had to return a pair so far. The order and shipping process was quick and we were very happy with our purchase! Will definately be ordering from them again in the future!

This is the standard for flying trapeze. The buckle version gets flatter to your wrists, but you have to tape over them to catch. I'm a female flyer with particularly long (but narrow) fingers and was able to wear the 2 (medium), most women will need 1 (small), and very small boned women will need 0 (xs). A lot of men do wear 2, but please realise if you have thick fingers you will need to stretch, sand, and increase the size of the finger holes. These are leather and leather breaks in; it is normal for it to be too tight to start. I order a size 2 and wear them for the first six-nine months and then pass them on to my male partner. If you are familiar with glove sizing, it's usually close to your shoe size, a little up or down depending on natural variation. I am 5'6, size 9 shoe, but usually wear a size 7 in formal gloves because my fingers are spindly, long, and narrow. Ring size 6. The original finger holes in size 2 grip is right for me until it breaks in fully, then it slides down. But i passed them on to my male partner (6'2 male, shoe size 11, ring size 10/11) after being fully broken in and they fit him perfectly now. So, men: it's leather, it breaks in. Stretch them on a metal rod or find a secondhand share system with someone with thinner fingers.

Flying trapeze bars are very similar diameter to men's high bars, these grips are comfortable and offer a very secure grip for flying trapeze. The wrist straps are large and comfortable with a nice shape around the wrist. When they start to wear smooth you can chalk them up and scuff them with a stiff brush and they'll become secure again.

Bought these for my 7 year old level 5 boys JO gymnast. His hand measured for a size 00, but he still needs to grow into them a bit as the grip is a bit wide for him to get his thumbs around the bar still. No big deal, theyll be waiting for him when his hand grows a bit more

My son uses this every day at gymnastics now

Finger holes were super small and I had to sandpaper them a lot, but I have big hands and bigger fingers. The size 3 is just a tad on the small size as I measured on the upper end using their sizing chart. Coach says that they will stretch so I just need to suck it up. They have definitely saved my hands from horrible blisters, but I can't use these on the uneven bars. They just don't wrap around the rail far enough. I've got another set on order for the uneven bars.

so these are expensive but worth it. I use them for crossfit and let me work more on the major muscle groups for doing pull ups instead of my fingers going out due to grip strength. Not sure they are legal for competitions but great for everyday use. Mine have lasted 6+months without a sign of wear -- but lots of sweat!