Carbon Speed Grips (without holes)

Bear KompleX Carbon Speed ​​Grips for quick use

The hole-free carbon speed grips from Bear KompleX are the first choice for athletes who prefer hand protection and wrist stability in a free, less restrictive design.

If you never use the holes in your grips anyway, then the Speed ​​Grips are just right for you. Without holes, you can stow the grips even more quickly when switching between exercises by simply folding them back.

If you are not sure whether the hole-free Speed ​​Grips are right for you, or if these are your first grips, then we recommend the Bear KompleX Grips with holes.

No more pain and tearing spots on the hands

The Bear KompleX Gymnastics Grips protect your hands optimally during cross training, gymnastics and weight lifting and prevent or reduce cracks and blisters.
You no longer have to worry about your hands, but can concentrate fully on your workout. No matter whether in training or at competitions.

They protect your hands optimally during classic pull-ups, chest-to-bar pull-ups, muscle-ups, toes-to-bar (T2B), knees-to-elbow (K2E), kettlebell swings, deadlifts, Olympic weightlifting like cleans and snatches, gymnastics, and so on.

Maximum grip on bars and horizontal bars

Grip strength limits your training? The Bear KompleX Carbon Hand Grips provide unparalleled grip, even on smooth bars and high bars.
Check out the video tips at the end of this page if you want to see how Games athletes do Use the Bear KompleX grips.

Wrist strap for improved grip strength by relieving pressure on the fingers

The strap keeps your grips securely in place throughout your workout, improving your grip strength by distributing weight from your fingers to your wrist. The adjustable Velcro fastener adapts to your wrist without any uncomfortable seams.

With the included carabiner you can store and dry the grips on the outside of your training bag.

How to find the right size

Note: If you are exactly between two sizes, then choose the smaller size for the Speed ​​Grips.

Step 1:
Measure the distance from the end of your wrist to the base of your middle finger.