Seal Pro V5
PRONO CHALK

Seal Pro V5

$70

Maximum Grip

  • No chalk
  • Best for powder coated bars
  • 2.0mm thickness
  • Ideal for advanced to elite athletes
  • Light wrist padding
  • Kevlar reinforced SealX™ Material
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Bumblebee Pro
ChalkPro

Bumblebee Pro

$70

All-round chalk training and competition grips

  • Use with chalk
  • Coated & uncoated bars
  • Ideal for rings
  • Classic wrist design
  • 1.8mm thick
  • Dual microfiber layer
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Merlin
COREALL TERRAIN

Merlin

$55

Chalk or no chalk

  • All terrain
  • Suitable for all bars
  • 2.1mm thickness
  • Suits every level, from first pair to competition
  • Textured rubber to retain chalk
  • Soft feel
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Seal V4
No ChalkClearance

Seal V4

$55

Soft feel no chalk grips for slippery bars

  • No chalk
  • Smooth & powder coated bars
  • U-shape wrist design
  • 2.2mm thick
  • Kevlar reinforced
  • Gloss finish
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Panda
ChalkClearance

Panda

$55

Durable heavy duty training chalk grips

  • Use with chalk
  • Best for bare uncoated bars
  • U-shape wrist design
  • Ideal for rings
  • 2.2mm thick
  • Single layer microfiber
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Frequently asked questions

What are gymnastic grips for?

Fewer tears and fewer blisters. That is the job. A grip puts a high friction layer between your palm and the bar, and it takes the wear your skin would otherwise take.

They help you hold the bar too, but in proportion to your own grip strength. The harder you squeeze the bar, the more traction the grip gives back.

Do I really need grips?

If you are not ripping your hands, you don't need them yet. Build natural grip strength first.

Once you are consistent at kipping pull-ups, toes-to-bar and muscle-ups, and the volume starts leaving your hands sore, that is when grips start earning their place.

Which grips are right for me?

It comes down to the bars you train on and whether your gym allows chalk.

Chalk grips, BumbleBee Pro and Panda, are built to work with chalk and also suit gymnastic rings. BumbleBee Pro handles most bar types. Panda is thicker and works best on rough, uncoated bars.

No chalk grips rely on clean contact with the bar. Seal Pro is built for clean powder-coated bars. Seal holds better on clean uncoated bars.

Merlin runs all terrain, chalk or no chalk, on any bar.

Chalk or no chalk?

Neither is better. They trade differently.

Chalk grips last longer and are more versatile, because they also work on kettlebells and rings.

No chalk grips use rubber compounds and give maximum hold on a clean bar, but they wear faster depending on how you use them.

How should grips fit?

Slightly loose at the wrist. If you can poke a finger between the strap and your wrist, that is right. Worn that way the grip braces around the wrist and stops the strap pinching.

Thumb-over is what we recommend. If you prefer thumb-under, get your knuckles as high over the bar as you can.

The closer the bar sits to the wrist strap, the better the grip works.

How long should grips last?

Grips are a high friction, high wear product. Lifespan depends on your bodyweight, how often you train and how much you lean on them.

Most athletes replace them every 6 to 9 months. BumbleBee Pro and Panda often run well past that if you look after them.

What size do I need?

Two sizes, WIDE and NARROW. It refers to wrist circumference, not hand size. Use the sizing chart on the product page.

Most men land on WIDE and most women on NARROW. Both come long, with cut lines so you can take the length down.

How do grips actually work?

More bar contact, so more friction and fewer tears. The grip creates a high friction surface between your palm and the bar. The more force you put through your palm, the better it holds.

What is the difference between PRO and CORE?

PRO
The premium tier. More refined construction, added comfort, a more complete product.

CORE
The same materials and the same grip, with the extras stripped out. Less gear, not less product.

Grips

Gymnastic hand grips for CrossFit, built for pull-ups, toes-to-bar, muscle-ups and ring work. The range exists to do two things: take the wear your palms would otherwise take, and give you more contact with the bar. Everything else is a choice about material and how you train.

Start with the bar, not the product

The question that decides your pair is what you pull on and whether your gym allows chalk. A grip that holds well on a clean powder-coated bar can feel vague on a rough chalky one, and the reverse is just as true.

Chalk grips

BumbleBee Pro and Panda use synthetic microfiber. They work with chalk, hold on coated and uncoated bars, and they are the only option here that also works properly on gymnastic rings and kettlebells. Microfiber wears slowly, so they last longer than rubber under daily volume. BumbleBee Pro is the lighter and more minimal of the two at 1.8mm. Panda is 2.2mm and heavier duty, built for rough bare bars and high-volume gymnastics.

No chalk grips

Seal Pro and Seal use an engineered rubber compound that grips the bar directly, with no chalk at all. Seal Pro is the firmer, more locked-in feel at 2.0mm, built for clean powder-coated bars. Seal is 2.2mm with a softer feel and a gloss finish. Both are kevlar reinforced. They need a clean bar to perform, so they suit commercial gyms, chalk-restricted facilities and training while travelling.

All terrain

Merlin sits between the two. Micro-diamond textured rubber that retains chalk if you use it and grips fine if you do not, on any bar surface. One pair for athletes who move between gyms.

PRO and CORE

PRO models add refined construction, wrist padding and a more complete product. CORE models give you the same materials and the same grip with the extras stripped out. Less gear, not less product.

Sizing

Two sizes, WIDE and NARROW, based on wrist circumference rather than hand size. Both come long with cut lines so you can trim the length. Most men take WIDE and most women NARROW.

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