Gym Grips for Brands and Bulk Buyers

Gym grips from Oath and Oak Global are cut and sewn in our own factory for fitness brands, CrossFit boxes, Amazon sellers and distributors that sell hand protection under their own name.

Choose palm-pad lifting grips or finger-hole CrossFit grips, then set the material, size and closure and add your branding and packaging.

Which Grip Types Do We Manufacture?

Palm pads joined to a wrist strap that cover the hand during pulls and presses. See our weightlifting grips.

Finger-hole grips that protect the palm on pull-ups, toes-to-bar and rings. View our CrossFit grips.

Hand gripping a pull-up bar in a training gym

Palm Protectors

Fingerless pads that cover the calloused area of the palm while leaving the fingers completely free.

Hands applying chalk before a training session

Rubber Grip Pads

Loose rubber or neoprene pads that sit between hand and handle for quick use on machines.

Dowel and competition hand grips for gymnasts sit in our gymnastics grips category.

Which Grip Materials and Builds Can You Choose?

On the Oath and Oak production floor, grip material decides bar feel, durability and how the grip behaves with chalk, so it is the first decision in every brief.

MaterialBehaviorWhat to Specify
LeatherSoft bar feel, stretches slightly with useLeather thickness and finish
Synthetic or carbon-style materialVery durable, holds its shape on slick barsSurface texture
Rubber and neopreneCushioned and grippy on handlesPad thickness
Microfiber backingComfortable against the skinBacking color
Wrist strapHook-and-loop or buckle closureStrap width

Finger holes and the strap join carry the most force, so both are reinforced to stop stretching and tearing.

Which Specifications Can You Set for Your Grips?

SpecificationOptions We Produce
Finger holesNo holes, two holes or three holes
SizesXS to XL
ThicknessThin for bar feel or thicker for durability
StrapNarrow or wide hook-and-loop, or a buckle
SurfaceSmooth, suede-textured or chalk-free grip
ColorsSolid, two-tone or printed

Grip shapes and sizes outside this table are cut from your own template during sampling.

How Can You Brand Custom Gym Grips?

Grips leave room for a logo on the palm pad and the strap, and the method depends on the material. Every option is on our customization page.

Branding ElementMethods
Leather padEmbossing, debossing or laser engraving
Synthetic padPrinted logo or full-color artwork
StrapWoven label, embroidery or printed logo
ColorsPantone-matched pad and strap
PackagingPaired pouch, header card or retail box with barcodes

Should You Order Private Label, OEM or Wholesale Grips?

Close-up of black leather with orange contrast stitching

Private Label

Use our grip shapes and sizes, then add your colors, logo and packaging to launch a grip line quickly.

Industrial sewing machine stitching fabric in a workshop

OEM Manufacturing

Send your own shape, material and strap design, and we develop and test it with you through samples.

Sewing a leather panel on an industrial sewing machine

Wholesale and Bulk

Order workout grips in size runs for CrossFit boxes, retail and distribution, matched to your approved pair.

Our private label and OEM page explains both models, while the wholesale page covers bulk supply.

How Are Your Grips Made From Brief to Delivery?

1. Brief and Template

Share the grip type, material, finger holes, sizes and colors with a quantity estimate, and we prepare the grip specification.

2. Sampling and Fit

Sample pairs in key sizes let you test fit, bar feel and strap hold, with and without chalk on the bar.

3. Cutting and Finishing

Pads are die cut by size, finger holes are reinforced, and straps are sewn or riveted on before the checks.

4. Pairing and Shipping

Grips are paired by size, packed with your labels and barcodes, and sent to you by air or sea freight.

New grip shapes are developed through our product development and sampling process.

Athlete training on gymnastic rings in a functional gym

What Do We Check Before Your Grips Ship?

Each lot is measured against the approved pair as part of our quality control process, covering:

  • Pad length and finger-hole position per size
  • Hole reinforcement and edge finish
  • Strap stitching and closure strength
  • Surface texture and logo placement
  • Pairing and size labels

What Affects MOQ and Lead Time for Grip Orders?

MOQ and timing are confirmed in your quote once the grip is fully specified.

FactorHow It Affects Your Order
MaterialLeather and synthetic pads use different cutting and finishing
Size runEach size needs its own cutting die
ColorsEach colorway adds a separate material lot
BrandingEmbossing dies and printed artwork add setup

Include sizes, colors and your target date in the request so the quote covers the full order.

Grips or Gloves: Which Should Your Range Lead With?

Both protect the hands, but grips cover only the high-contact areas of the palm.

FeatureGripsGloves
CoveragePalm onlyPalm, back and fingers
Bar feelCloser, with bare fingersReduced by added material
Typical usePull-ups, gymnastics moves and high-rep workGeneral lifting and machines
Putting onQuickSlower with straps
CustomerCrossFit and functional athletesGeneral gym customers

Functional brands often lead with gym lifting grips, while general gym brands usually lead with gloves.

How Do You Request a Quote for Gym Grips?

Send Oath and Oak the grip types, sizes and colors you want, a reference grip if you have one and your logo file, with estimated quantities per size.

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What Else Do Buyers Ask About Gym Grips?

Still have a question?

Send your product details for a quote, or reach Oath and Oak through the contact page.

Most brands measure from the wrist crease to the base of the middle finger. Charts differ between 2-hole and 3-hole designs, so each model gets its own size chart.

Three-hole grips cover more of the palm where calluses form and tear, while 2-hole grips feel lighter. Many CrossFit brands stock both to suit different athletes.

Yes, slightly with use, which is why customers between sizes often choose the smaller leather size. Carbon-style synthetic grips do not stretch, so their sizing must be right from the start.

Yes. Leather and suede-textured grips work well with chalk, though heavy chalk can make some leather slippery over time. Chalk-free synthetic surfaces suit customers who avoid it.

It is a common search term for palm grips with an attached wrist strap, the palm-pad style with a wrist strap described above. The strap keeps the pad in place and can add light wrist support.

Many brands do not accept used grips back once chalked, so a clear size chart and measuring guide before purchase protect both you and your customer.

Which Related Categories Should You Explore?