HarbingerLifting Hooks, Black/Blue

i bought a jayefo brand alternative (same as dmoose and others) to help me with dead hangs for shoulder stretching. They ripped after 1.5 years and revealed that the steel had sharp burrs that slowly ripped the fabric. the product advertised a lifetime warranty but the company is impossible to contact. very sloppy quality and service.i bought the harbinger hooks as a replacement and I could instantly tell that the design and build quality is way better and definitely worth twice the price of the jayefo. They're slightly more comfortable and way more durable; no sharp burrs to rip the fabric. The hook design lets me rest my fingers on the bar instead of a hook. i trust harbinger to follow through on a warranty if necessary much more than faceless chinese resellers

They are very good, I don't use heavy weights but they work for my booty excercises

These lifting hooks are a great addition to my workout regime because I can work out muscle groups longer than my grip can hold out. This makes for a much better workout overall. The hooks are made from excellent materials and is comfortable.Con: The plastic coating on the metal hooks has torn and is not going to last long. I plan on dipping it into Flex Seal and hopefully that will last longer.Overall, Great product.

These lifting hooks are very comfortable and work extremely well, but the blue rubber coating split the very first time I used them and continues to degrade. The first time I used them I deadlifted 235lbs and upon inspection afterwards, the blue rubber coating had split down the middle. It was definitely due to weight and not abrasion as the bar I used was completely smooth. Have continued using them up to 300lbs and they still work well but the coating looks worse every time I use them. Still giving them 4 stars though as I think the rubber coating is mostly a gimmick that doesn’t add much functionality. I’ll probably cut most of the coating off once it gets too ugly and see if it affects the functionality. If so, I can probably just cut small rubber hosing to use as a replacement.

I've been meaning to purchase lifting hooks for a while now and I finally got around to it. I did a lot of research on lifting hooks before I decided to buy this particular model. I wanted something sturdy, strong, and comfortable. When I received this product in the mail I was a little surprised by how far apart the hooks are from each other, and how skinny the hooks were. I was worried that I had invested in the wrong model, but I decided to try it out anyway. I was surprised at how effective these lifting hooks were. They allowed me to lift much heavier weight, with much better form. I also paid close attention to the hooks and they didn't bend at all; these hooks are very sturdy. Also, the part that wraps around your wrist is very comfortable. The material is strong and quality. The rubber around the hooks are very nice as well. The only thing I didn't like was how far apart the hooks were, but this wasn't a big deal. I would definitely recommend these to a friend.

I bought a set of these over a year ago and they lasted for about 8 months. Then the hooks bent and I had to order new ones. I used the new set for three sets of shrugs and the seam tore out of them, causing me to have them replaced. When the new set arrived, the same thing happened the first time I used them. In place of returning them, I removed the bent hooks from my old pair and replaced them with the hooks from this new pair. I used them today with more weight then I was lifting with the original new pairs, and I had no issues. I am disappointed in the quality of the stitching...

These have begun coming apart after about ten uses of moderate weight. Otherwise, they work fairly well to reduce grip reliance.

Great for weight lifting when your grip starts to go out. Allows me to pull quite a bit more weight when necessary. Very comfortable and easy to turn around away from your grip side when you don't need them without having to take them completely off. However, when you are pulling more than 140, 150 lb weights, do NOT let the hooks do ALL the work because they will start to tear. You have to be able to have some grip strength left to be able to use these heavy. Bought my first pair a while back at Academy. They got stolen from me at a Gold's gym. Went back to Academy to buy new ones and I don't think they carry them anymore. Have used various straps and hooks in the past, these are my favorite, by far...