Padded Lifting Straps

Padded Lifting Straps – Comfort meets control when lifting heavy

Heavy deadlifts, heavy shrugs, or pulls with high repetitions – at some point, your forearms start to burn, your grip strength diminishes, and training becomes not only a question of strength but also of pain. This is where our Padded Lifting Straps come in: They relieve pressure not only on your grip but also on your wrists – allowing you to focus more on your target muscles and reduce distraction from pressure points or pain.

What makes our Padded Lifting Straps special

These lifting straps feature a proven design with a crucial upgrade: Integrated padding in the wrist area provides noticeably more comfort – even during long sessions and heavy weights. The straps themselves are made of durable cotton – ideal for securely wrapping the barbell. The padding sits comfortably against the skin, prevents constriction, and ensures you can fully concentrate on your technique.

Once put on, the straps reliably hold tension – they automatically tighten under load, securely connecting your hands to the weight. No slipping, no readjustment – just maximum control with every lift.

Padded straps in use – your advantage in training

With the Padded Lifting Straps, you'll train more effectively because you can focus on the movement rather than the burning grip. Especially with pulling exercises like deadlifts, rowing, or Olympic variations, the straps extend your performance. You can apply more targeted loads, perform more cleanly, and create new stimuli without grip strength becoming a limiting factor.

The additional padding makes them particularly suitable for longer sessions or sensitive wrists – ideal for bodybuilders, powerlifters and anyone who wants to push themselves to the limit.

Note: As with all lifting aids, grip strength is important. Padded lifting straps are a tool—not a substitute for good technique and strength training. They are only suitable to a limited extent for beginners, as grip strength is and remains an important protective mechanism of the body.