why is gripad better?

GRIPAD® Weight Lifting Gloves are a new and improved accessory for weightlifting and general fitness exercises. They provide better protection and comfort for your hands and utilize innovative materials and a patented design that deliver superior performance compared to regular workout gloves.

Thousands of people around the world use GRIPAD® Weight Lifting Gloves as an essential accessory during their workouts for the same proven reason: GRIPAD®’s patented design provides the maximum protection with the most minimal coverage , ensuring the safest and most effective workout you can get!

made of neoprene

Made of neoprene, traditionally used to make wet suits, GRIPAD® gloves provide a firm and comfortable grip that prevent calluses and blisters while whisking away sweat to prevent trapped heat that leads to bacteria growth and odor associated with the regular gloves. The unique pads are secured to the palm of the hand with finger loops that stretch to fit most.

Why GRIPAD® Weight Lifting Gloves Are Different?

MATERIAL: GRIPAD® weight lifting gloves are made of 100% neoprene, traditionally used to make wetsuits, because it is durable, flexible, provides superior grip and whisks away moisture to prevent slipping

CONSTRUCTION: Our four-layers of high quality neoprene, are individually sewn to make a superior gym glove. Smooth neoprene on the inner pad for comfort, and “shark skin” textured neoprene on the exterior pad for the most innovative lifting grip on the market.

DESIGN: Our four-layered lifting grip covers the integral part of the fingers and palms (the phalanges, interphalanges, and distal palm) that come into the most contact with equipment. Unlike traditional gym gloves, three finger loops (index, middle, ring) stretch to fit most after a few workouts. They hold in place and aren’t too thick, providing the necessary support for proper form. The unique open design of our weight lifting gloves allows for proper range of motion, grip, and prevents pinching, bunching up, and sweating that leads to trapped bacteria common with all traditional gym gloves.