Hikeen Thick Bar Dumbbell Grips,Non Slip Hard Rubber Barbell Grips, Grips for Weight Lifting, Muscle Building-2" Outer Diameter…

The inside circumference is smaller than it should be so there is a large gap in fat grip when it's put on a handle. It's not a huge deal, especially if you don't have really big hands, but for those of us who do it can be annoying. They are otherwise great.

They slip and slide on most dumbbells and bars at my gym. I took a little sandpaper to the inside and they work perfectly fine. Not exactly like fat gripz but worth the money nonetheless. They're durable and work as intended once the slippage is addressed.

I've used them a couple times now. They fit barbells and dumbbells. They are flexible enough and stick.I am not sure about longevity for use because I just got them. So far, so good. I do recommend for price and purpose.

I have big hands so I needed some thing that feels good when I pick up the barbell and these feel great.

Fat grip implements are amazing at turning everything into a grip exercise, and these are no exception, as the title says watch out for dumbbells with a swell in the palm as it pushes the fat grip open a lil more than what is comfortable, you can still work with it to find a sweet spot

If you use weights a lot then this is for you. It allows you to easily grip the bar even when your hand is sweaty and you've been working out for a while. This will help you lift more faster because you will have a way better grip on any weight you try and pick up. Amazing price and a great gift for weight lifters

There is a flaw in the construction of this grip that make them inferior. The rubber is thick and hard you can gip it with the hand fair enough but This grips are 4 inches long. Most handles are 5 inches, the inner diameter doesn't grip hard enough to keep handle in the same position further shifting or walks either left or right. This shifting movement causes a problem while training a particular muscle group as stated in any major physiology book. depending on where your hand grip is located the muscles that you're training will be stimulated more, so for example if you're doing dbell chest and you handles are not in the same balance point on both hand you will develop a loop side chest so in layman terms your chest muscles will not be symmetrical( the same)These grips need it to be the same length of the handles to prevent them from shifting.

Too wide when overtop of a barbell and would require huge hands to actually get a good grip