As you may have figured from the price, this is a considered purchase and designed for someone that takes weight lifting pretty seriously. They are made in the USA (which is not something you see all that often) and the packaging is pretty simple. So if you are willing to pay £75 for such a small item, in what is very basic packaging... you have to hope the product is good... and it is!The grips are easy to put on, very comfortable when wearing, and provide and excellent level of support when lifting weights. The aim of these grips is to protect your hands and especially taking the weight entirely with your fingers and they do this well. I think value for money, this is a hard one... if you are serious about weight lifting and are going to use them a lot, then they are good value. I would say not so much for a casual user, as it does seem to be quiet expensive when you look at the materials that go into making them.

The durability is great and the sizing is perfect as the straps are adjustable bit pricey but definitely made to last , they comfortable and works great for the training

For lifting straps, I feel like I haven't come across a product that I really considered as close to perfect until this one. The comfort is there, the grip is there, and the durability is as well.In terms of comfort, getting the proper sizing is really important---and this is something I think the listings really do poorly, because even though the product description does technically denote that this size is made for people with wrist circumference of around 7"-8", I think an image with the sizing description would really help especially in giving additional details. This is something the packaging does a bit better, where it writes down the adequate sizes if using a tape measurer (XS up to 6", SM 6-7", R/L 7-8"), it also has a bar chart you can line up your wrist over and see where it falls between--with the additional detail of "if you are on the line, size up". I think this applies well to the circumference too--if you measure 7" wrist circumference you are better off sizing up.For those that only have a ruler on hand, here are the measurements: XS up to 5cm, SM from 5-5.9cm, R/L from 5.9cm to 7.1cm.Having had the opportunity to try all the sizes, I can affirmatively say that sizing up makes wonders in the comfort. I happen to be exactly between two sizes and while the smaller size does fit, the padding feels a little firm and overall uncomfortable when applying heavier weights. On a larger and looser fit, the padding can slide a little higher on my wrist, resting on the base of my hand and the padding actually feels as if it were a much softer material... well padded and comfortable!The grip material is really amazing as well. It is a double layer of a vinyl feeling type of material and gives some good comfort against knurled and smooth bars alike, grips without slippage at all, and thus far hasn't worn out which is impressive. I am definitely able to pull heavier weights than my hands normally would comfortably grip. The design does have a little thicker piece at the very end of the strap to help with ergonomic grips too, be it in push or pull mode. Per Versa Gripps, these aren't even their most beefy model but I think for most people other than the most intense power lifters, this is more than adequate enough.Now there are just two little points I find could be a bit of an issue when considering whether or not to buy these:First, the marketing. Yes, these are marketed to women almost exclusively, and the fact that most colors other than the black ones are more feminine colors shows this. The packaging and listing pictures also all show that they are for female athletes. Why! Unfortunately I do not have the Versa Gripp Pro (as opposed to these Fit Pro) to know if there are other shape/ergonomic differences between the two that are visually near identical, but those come in smaller sizes too and are a few bucks cheaper... making these feel like a bit of a pink tax. Regardless, even if you're a man and your wrist size fits these sizes, this is still going to work for you.And the second point is the price. The brand itself is on the pricier side and the Pro series in particular. But considering it is made in the USA and with great fit/finish, really durable materials and comfortable performance to boot, it's an expensive investment for a wrist strap but justifiable in my opinion. I think another important takeaway is that despite the high price, as far as I can observe these Canadian prices are actually just the US MSRP converted to CAD, so we're not getting a disadvantageous pricing on this side of the border.Overall, what do I think of these? Expensive, but from every aspect in using it all I can say is "but wow, I get it".

These are some high quality, durable straps if I've ever seen them. They're a bit different than your basic cheap straps, but not in a bad way whatsoever. They're extremely comfortable and make all sorts of workouts far easier, whether that be pushes or pulls.They fit extremely well on me, and a few other people I had try them on, and they offer a fantastic amount of wrist support that certainly goes appreciated.I would say the biggest problem with them is simply the price... But these are for pros. These are high end straps for people who love to work out. If you're the type to have some extra money to spend on your workouts, this is a great option. There is certainly far more expensive 'gear' that people spend their money on that I would say is a lot less worth it than these straps. Given that, I won't disparage the price too much. There are cheaper straps out there, if that's what you need.. But for the market this is aiming for, I don't mind the price of it. They're well worth it, for the right person.

Fantastic grips.They are very well made and help support when using them. they fit well and are comoftable.