

Make pull
day yours.
Self-applying lifting straps with a wrist-loop design. Add grip assistance to your pulling routine and take time to get your setup right.
Grip giving
out first?
When your grip becomes the limiting factor, lifting straps offer another way to approach your pulling sets. Practice the setup before adding working weight.
Add grip assistance
Use straps as an accessory to your pulling routine.
Simplify your setup
Learn the orientation and wrapping action before your working sets.
Keep your focus
Check the fit and tension so you can give attention to your technique.
Details
that matter.
A sewn wrist loop meets a broad, flat strap in a white and grey camouflage finish. Look closely at the weave, edges and stitching before each session.
Built into your
pulling routine.
For appropriate pulling exercises such as rows, deadlifts and shrugs. Check equipment compatibility and use only with a setup you can control and release.
Build your setup.
Fit the wrist loop
Follow the supplied fitting guide to set the correct orientation. The wrist loop should feel comfortable.
Position the strap
Position the strap around the bar as instructed. Check that it lies flat and that both sides sit consistently.
Check with a light load
Practice tensioning and releasing before progressing to working weight. Recheck the setup between sets.
One pair.
Ready for your kit.
Includes two lifting straps in the white and grey camouflage style shown. No additional accessories are included.
Know the details.
A little more detail.
What is included?
Are these wrist wraps or lifting straps?
Will they automatically fit every bar?
Can beginners use them?
Do they guarantee heavier lifts?
How do I check and care for them?
Set up. Check. Train.
Add a considered accessory to your next pulling session.
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