Bear KompleX3 Hole Pinnacle Hand Grips for Workouts, Pull-ups, Weightlifting, WOD Gymnastics, Crosstraining Palm Grips with Wrist Wraps, Hand Protection from Rips and Blisters

These were perfect almost from the first usage... they feel like they are part of my palm 🌴

As an active Crossfitter I am very familiar with the Bear Komplex brand. My 3 hole Carbons finally gave out right before the Memorial Day MURPH so I was eager and excited to try out the new Pinnacles.As expected, the grips are well made, and they protect my palms. The new white material is handsome and hides chalk, but it is also considerably thicker. While doing muscle ups I found the thick material inhibited the tactile feeling of my positioning awareness of the bar in my palm. I guess that is the trade off to avoid torn bloody hands. As with many new grips, the material was slick out of the box and requiring a little abrasion with sandpaper to ensure a solid grip. The die cut finger holes were tight but the material does stretch and now fit perfectly.The one disappointment I have is in the new hardware on the Velcro closure. As shown in the photos Bear Komplex is using a much larger square ring. While the material is more robust the opening is much too large to allow capture the wrist closure strap. Not only does this make it more challenging to thread through, but the large opening allows the strap easily to slip out during the transition time during wods. I am NOT saying they come off in use but many xfitters (me included) like to loosen the wrist to rotate the grips backwards around while moving between exercises. Because the rings are SO open I found that the strap quickly slips out and I lose time having to re-thread the strap. Again these are very secure on the wrists when in place for their intended use.In conclusion, the Bear Komplex Pinnacle grips maintain the brand's reputation for durability and protection, making them a reliable choice for Crossfit enthusiasts. The new white material not only looks sleek and hides chalk well but also offers robust hand protection, albeit at the expense of some tactile feedback. The redesigned Velcro closure, with its larger square ring, presents a notable drawback, especially for those who prefer to quickly adjust their grips during workouts. Despite this, the grips perform exceptionally well when securely fastened, ensuring that your hands remain safe and supported throughout workouts. While there are a few trade-offs, the Pinnacles are still a solid investment for anyone looking to enhance their Crossfit performance.

Ive used other grips by far the best I’ve used, I love them. They’re thick enough to protect your hands and grip the bar so well with a little chalk I attend CrossFit classes regularly, usually 4 to 5 times per week, and these are essential for my workouts. I've had them for alittle bit now and they still fit perfectly and have molded comfortably over time. I use them not only for rig work but also whenever I need better grip during barbell exercises, making them a staple in my routine. Despite frequent use, they show no signs of significant wear

Thought they had more grip . Move around a lot while on the bar

Okay quality, but the finger holes aren't very grippy. Not the worst nor best grips I've used, but probably wouldn't get again

I bought these to help with bar work at the gym. Overall, the grip is fantastic and they really do help hold onto the bar when doing pull-ups or brow work. My only complaint, and the reason for the one star removal is the size of the holes. I have pretty small hands (ring size 6-7 depending on the finger) and the holes are pretty tight on my pointer fingers. I ordered according to the size chart but the length from the finger holes to the wrist is a bit Short for the measurements provided. I wish I would’ve sized up. But, they are still a bit new and a bit stiff so maybe they will link in overtime. Just keep that in mind if you have chubby fingers, you need the size up.

Save your hands and buy these

These grips are slick. Even with chalk added onto them to try and add more grip they just don't grab onto the bar well. After using many different hand grips -- these are by far one of the slickest pairs I've used. I don't fell like they are helping much and really make it almost harder for me to get my pullups in as my grip wears out faster as I'm trying not to slide off the bar.