Grips

[haggy]

Does anybody have any suggestions of where to get really good grips? I need new ones and haven't for a few years so i don't really know where to start..........

 

[All Chalked Up]

Reisports are great! I haven't heard a bad thing about them. If you get the Reisport ones, they're cheapest off www.gymsupply.com.

I've heard good things about GS Super Grips too, though I've never used them. Here's the site: www.gsgrips.com

 

[livelifetumble8dx]

i use english bulldogs, so far i really like them. I've been told reisports and bailies are also really good brand of grips too.

 

[gymnastjaiderz1106]

I love my grips! Everyone on my team has these, and I would totally recommend them! (Even though I haven't used a different brand!)

Bailies Grips! They rock! Bailies Grips!
I would STRONGLY recommend getting grips with just 1 BUCKLE! I dont think you will like the grips with 2 buckles, or the buckle and velcro, or the velcro strap...Just get 1 BUCKLE!!!


I found the article below, and copied and pasted.

• Ten. 0 Grips: Well-known for their durability, Ten. 0 grips are sometimes a little harder to "break in." They last and last though, and many gymnasts are very loyal to this brand.
  Price:$30-45
• Bailie Grips: Similar in many ways to Ten. 0 grips, these are often characterized as long-lasting and heavier.
  Price: $30-40
• Reisport Grips: These grips are in the middle -- they are usually softer and easier to break in, but don't last as long.
  Price:$30-40
• U.S. Glove Grips: These grips are generally the lightest and easiest to break in. Price: $30-35

Best of luck! Oh, and 1 more thing...If you can, go to a gym in your area, and try on grips there! It easier to find your size hands on, rather than ordering them online.

 

[gymlovr828]

I really like DGS!! My grips are pretty thin cuz I like to feel the bar when swinging but they have well made grips in many varieties Plus, their grips are pretty cheap... I really like the quality of them
Gymnastics Uneven Bar Grips