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Embarking on the journey to mastering gymnastics moves requires dedication, practice, and the right equipment. When it comes to enhancing your performance, Reisport Grips stand out as a top choice worldwide. Let's explore how these grips can elevate your gymnastics game, providing the precision, support, and durability you need to excel. Shop our extensive collection from Gibson Athletic today! Shop Reisport Grips  Precision Grip for Enhanced Control Reisport Grips are designed to deliver a precision grip that enhances control during gymnastics moves. The grips provide a secure hold, allowing for precise movement across the high bar, rings, and uneven bars....

See Grip Sizing Chart Note: Grips should be snug; gymnast should not be able to fully extend hand with new grips on (grips and holes will feel small at first) FIT ILLUSTRATIONS Men’s High Bar (worn only to second knuckle)   Measure from base of palm to center of middle finger (exactly in between the two joints of the middle finger) Men’s Rings & Women’s Uneven Bar (worn only to first knuckle) Measure from base of palm to tip of longest finger Note: if measurement falls in between two sizes, select the smaller size (grips will stretch) Do not push grips...

Selecting grips is best done with the advice of a coach. Ultimately, each individual gymnast will gravitate toward a different style, but it is most important to choose a grip that is appropriate for the gymnast’s ability level, hand size, and type of activity. There are a variety of options available in each category: Non-dowel/Dowel: gymnasts just starting out do not need dowels – as they begin to advance, dowel grips will provide a better grip on bar and rings Shape: all grips are meant to prevent rips, blisters, and calluses; straight - best for providing stability as the gymnast...

While not required in artistic gymnastics, most gymnasts prefer wearing grips to taping their hands. The purpose is to provide a firm grasp and to avoid hand rips, calluses, and blisters when performing and perfecting skills on bars and rings. Leather grips cover varying degrees of the palm of the hand and come in dowel and non-dowel styles, each designed for a specific type of activity. Secured with a band at the wrist, the grip leather extends to two or three finger holes that fit to the first or second knuckle, dependent upon the type. The dowel is stitched near...