Can’t answer this personally yet. I have a couple friends with really bad hands that are on the Rev grips and have very positive things to say.
I already, generally, run push-on grips so maybe I’m halfway there? The push-onscwork way better for my hands then lock-ons? Anyways, in my current 2nd hand semi-ignorance I see the Rev grips as something potentially more beneficial for my hands where the bar is helping my wrists, arms, shoulders?
I do have a set of the new, less expensive, version of the Rev grip coming to test and I will definitely be looking at it both v. and in conjunction with the Fasst bar.
June 18, 2020, 10:11 p.m. - Andrew Major
Can’t answer this personally yet. I have a couple friends with really bad hands that are on the Rev grips and have very positive things to say. I already, generally, run push-on grips so maybe I’m halfway there? The push-onscwork way better for my hands then lock-ons? Anyways, in my current 2nd hand semi-ignorance I see the Rev grips as something potentially more beneficial for my hands where the bar is helping my wrists, arms, shoulders? I do have a set of the new, less expensive, version of the Rev grip coming to test and I will definitely be looking at it both v. and in conjunction with the Fasst bar.