Monkee Grip Original Rope Grips – Enhance Grip Strength & Endurance, Versatile Fitness Accessory for Dumbbells & Barbells, Pull Up Bars Durable & Comfortable Design

Using several times a week by looping around kettle bells, great for working fore arms and grip strength. Also using on bar for land mine split squats for when the bar is too slick for a grip. Awesome product!

If you want straggler hands these will do it. I’ve had them for well over 2 years and they still feel great. If you’ve never used anything like these and are heavier side your hands are going to cry out for help. Great quality and insane durability.

The ropes feel strong and durable. My hands are on the small side so i have a good handful of firm hold. My husband is a medium hand size and he grips it just fine. Maybe for larger hands, the width may be too small to grip firmly. Please note that these are actual rope material with no smooth coating. So your hands will hurt after hanging. After looping it over the bar, the slack is still enough. Overall it’s a good work out improving and strengthening your hand grip. Cause who knows when you have to pull yourself out of a hole.

Love them. Work great, well made. If I had any critiqueit would be that i wish they were slightly thicker.

The rope is ok quality. The rope is far too thin for what it's intended for. If you have average sized hands this product is too thin...perhaps if very small hands. Don't bother.

I use these with kettlebells. It took my workout to the next level.

Very good for grip training I use them for pullups. I reinforced the end with gorilla tape just to make sure it wouldn't fray but it's good enough alone. I love them. Would like a similar but smaller one for your climbs

Bought these to take to the gym to improve grip strength. I like to do obstacle course races which always have rope climbs and rope pulleys. But it’s hard to find a 25ft rope to climb. These make training hand strength for this very convenient. They are well made and can hold substantial weight. The width is similar to the OCR rope climbs I’m used to.