workout gloves

[jimmyinkedup]

^^^ *L* or for men that actually get to touch a woman .....
women dont like a hand that feels like 40 grit sandpaper and covered in callouses ...well at least most of them....

[Dukkit]

^^^ *L* or for men that actually get to touch a woman .....
women dont like a hand that feels like 40 grit sandpaper and covered in callouses ...well at least most of them....

exactly

i touch a different girl everynight
and rough hands arent a turn on for them

plus.. im pretty tall. i have long hands and fingers.

so when i wrap my hand around a barbell.. i pretty much wrap my hand around it twice

wearing gloves lets me get a thicker grip so a better grip

[GT2]

exactly

i touch a different girl everynight
and rough hands arent a turn on for them

plus.. im pretty tall. i have long hands and fingers.

so when i wrap my hand around a barbell.. i pretty much wrap my hand around it twice

wearing gloves lets me get a thicker grip so a better grip

I have to disagree with you bro.

When you grab something thick, it is harder to get a good grip. By wearing gloves, you're actually making what you're gripping thicker. However, this is beneficial for you because you have long hands, etc. But for people with normal sized hands, I would advice AGAINST gloves.

I've been training without chalk/gloves/straps since I started bodybuilding, and it has DEFINITELY helped my grip strength. I can deadlift, shrug, etc a lot more weight because of it.

[UberSteroids]

Valeo brand. Black gloves. No gel padding, no wrist straps or other BS.
Very comfortable and not thick at all. Just enough to save your skin from ripping.
They last me year easy. Then they just get beat up and I spend another 5.99.

$5.99 Try it out. I bet you will love it.

[Dukkit]

I have to disagree with you bro.

When you grab something thick, it is harder to get a good grip. By wearing gloves, you're actually making what you're gripping thicker. However, this is beneficial for you because you have long hands, etc. But for people with normal sized hands, I would advice AGAINST gloves.

I've been training without chalk/gloves/straps since I started bodybuilding, and it has DEFINITELY helped my grip strength. I can deadlift, shrug, etc a lot more weight because of it.

yeah. for all you short or average sized guys. gloves arent needed

but for me, without gloves i cant get a serious grip on the bars or bells cuz my fingers wrap around and hit the other side of my hand. so with gloves it displaces that long grip. and gets me a solid grip without over gripping the bar.

to each his own. my grip hasnt suffered due to gloves. i choked a hoe last night. she turned blue no problem

[Dobie-BOY]

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to each his own. my grip hasnt suffered due to gloves. i chocked a hoe last night. she turned blue no problem

Oh yes, that's always a good sign. Its wen they get pale and lifeless that u should worry. :-o

[SampsonandDelilah]

to each his own. my grip hasnt suffered due to gloves. i choked a hoe last night. she turned blue no problem

Hilarious!! Sick...but hilarious!!

[jimmyinkedup]

I have to disagree with you bro.

When you grab something thick, it is harder to get a good grip. By wearing gloves, you're actually making what you're gripping thicker. However, this is beneficial for you because you have long hands, etc. But for people with normal sized hands, I would advice AGAINST gloves.

I've been training without chalk/gloves/straps since I started bodybuilding, and it has DEFINITELY helped my grip strength. I can deadlift, shrug, etc a lot more weight because of it.

really? your grip is stronger from not using chalk or gloves? Call me skeptical on that one bro.....

[Jakspro]

really? your grip is stronger from not using chalk or gloves? Call me skeptical on that one bro.....

No, its true. I had to stop using gloves when I added weight to my Deads and heavy shrugs.

Haven't used chalk, but am starting to look into it -