Weight Lifting Hooks Grip

DMoose Fitness Weight Lifting Hooks Grip (Pair) - 8 mm Thick Psupports focus and concentrationed Neoprene, Double Stitching, Non-Slip Resistant Coating – Sesupport Your Grip and Reach Your Goals with Premium Workout Hook Gloves

About this item

• IMPROVED LONG TERM STABILITY – Traditional lifting hooks start ripping and breaking down due to weight and use. However, our lifting hooks boasts a very strong strap, double stitching, industrial grade, heavy duty solid steel hooks and extra thick neoprene material to supports stress management, wear and tear. Our lifting hooks will not break even at higher weights.
• INCREASE STRENGTH & TECHNIQUES – Improve your weightlifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding and CrossFit techniques with sesupport, comfort-fit lifting hooks. Enjoy bigger gains and sustained workout routines at the gym. Perfect for dead lifts, shrugs, barbell rows, cable rows and upright rows. Rated for 600 lbs.
• LIFETIME GUARANTEE - Our motto is "Give them Quality. That's the best kind of advertising". We want happy & satisfied customers, that's why we're giving you a full refund or replacement for life to ensure premium craftsmanship although we are always happy to resolve whichever problem occurs.
• COMFORT FIT – Our Lifting Wrist Wraps boasts a soft, 15.75" in length, extra thick (8 mm) high-grade neoprene and a fully adjustable to give you premier comfort and stability, while also properly securing weights. Our lifting straps with hooks are designed to supplement your grip particularly during pulling exercises because while doing heavy lifts, your grip will often fail before your target muscles do.
• QUALITY WITH ATTRACTIVE DESIGN – You won't find stylish Wrist Hooks like these anywhere else! It's a sleek, modern choice of Deadlift Hooks for men and women alike! and Relax! These hooks are formulated with quality ingredients, for you and for the environment. Non-toxic, Lead and PVC free to ensure there are no foul smells.

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