USI Universal Weight Lifting Grips – 735

Description

Thermoplastic rubber (TPR) lifting grips are commonly used in weightlifting and strength training to enhance grip, reduce fatigue, and provide comfort during exercises. TPR is a synthetic rubber-like material known for its flexibility, durability, and resistance to wear and tear. Here are some key features and considerations for TPR lifting grips:

1. Material:
   • Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR): TPR is a synthetic material that combines the characteristics of rubber and plastic. It is flexible, resilient, and provides a comfortable grip.
2. Flexibility:
   • TPR lifting grips are flexible, allowing for a natural range of motion during exercises. The flexibility of TPR helps to conform to the shape of your hands, providing a comfortable and secure grip.
3. Durability:
   • TPR is known for its durability and resistance to abrasion, making it suitable for applications where the grips may come into contact with weights or other equipment.
4. Non-Slip Properties:
   • TPR can offer non-slip properties, enhancing grip and preventing weights or bars from slipping during lifts. Some TPR grips may have textured patterns or features to improve traction.
5. Comfort:
   • The flexibility and cushioning properties of TPR contribute to the overall comfort of lifting grips. They can help reduce the pressure on the hands and minimize the development of calluses or blisters.
6. Easy to Clean:
   • TPR is generally easy to clean, making maintenance straightforward. Regular cleaning can help keep the grips in good condition.
7. Applications:
   • TPR lifting grips are commonly used in weightlifting, powerlifting, and other strength training activities. They can be attached to barbells, dumbbells, or cable machine handles to improve grip.
8. Adjustability:
   • Some TPR lifting grips may feature adjustable straps or closures to ensure a secure and customizable fit around the hands or wrists.

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