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Fitness Gym Grip Pads for Weightlifting Powerlifting Cross Training Exercise Deadlift 4 Finger Loop Gym Workout Gloves
Fitness Gym Grip Pads for Weightlifting Powerlifting Cross Training Exercise Deadlift 4 Finger Loop Gym Workout Gloves
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M : 9cm
L : 9.5cm
XL : 10.5cm
【Four-Finger Loop Design】The Open-Hand four-finger loop designs of
weightlifting workout gloves, improve ventilation and sweat absorption
and make you feel comfortable when heavy weight lifting.
【Multi-purpose Lifting Grips Pad】Suitable for the Gym, Fitness,
Exercise, Cross-fit Training, Weight Lifting, Powerlifting, Strength
Training, Bodybuilding, and every exercise where you use your hand.
【Wearing Comfortable】The palm designed with cowhide leather will buffer
the impact of sports apparatus, protecting your hands from calluses and
blisters. It can improve your grip and practice performance.
【Increases Grip Strength】Full palm protection glove alternative,
strongest grip to help you build strength faster. These powerful grip
pads palm protectors offer extra padding and a natural glide on the bar
while minimizing grip loss.
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M, L, XL |