I need a glove that won't slip when I do push-ups on a hard wood floor. Will these work for that?
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Hi Agb, I had no problem doing push-ups with these gloves on the gym's wood floor.
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I use these when I do push-ups and have never had a problem. I suggest getting a medium so it doesn't rub against your palm too much as well
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I can't say for sure but I think they would be okay for that. My problem was with gripping the weights and the fingers stretching out that the material bunched up at the ends of the fingers.
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There is a slight slippage. I think over time there would be a lot of slippage. I did not have any slippage when I did push ups on a throw rug that has low cut thread.
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I haven't use them for that but I think you should be able to keep them in place if you use the red thumb straps. I use them for lifting exclusively.
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You can definitely still do pushups with the wraps on. The wraps just give extra support, they really don't impact your range of motion at all.
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I do not have the Fit Four Anti-Ripper gloves to compare, but these gloves seem to be more geared towards reducing cuts and blisters on your hands rather then providing a better grip. I find these gloves slip on my hands, a thumb strap would make them better, but for pull-ups and light bar work, they suit my needs.
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wrist wraps are design to limit mobility to the wrist joint. These wraps are substantial and I wouldn't use them for push-ups (flat palm). Perhaps you should get a smaller pair (for sprained wrists, for instance).
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Yes. they provide very good grip. I've never had an issue with slippage. Even when soaking from sweat.
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I'm not a petite woman, but yes, you should not have any problem grasping these. Mostly, you lay the pad of your hands on the top and loosly grasp with your fingers. They are so stable that I could do pushups without grasping them at all with my fingers. They are tacky and don't move, and I use them on a concrete floor.
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The bearings are spread out so in a way it would help-they sort of turn your fist into one more dense contact point. They are more protect your hand. They do not interfere w/ grappling more than any other snug leather glove would.
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Gloves are for pushing movements. You need Deadlift Straps, which you wrapped the bar with for pulling movements. I prefer the ones with a padded wrist wrap
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The gloves will not slip because you velcor them around your wrist. If your HRM has to be worn at a specific place on the wrist it my be uncomfortable to place it under the Velcro since it's tight around the arm.
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These would work alright but they tend to slide down your wrist. If you want something that doesn't slide down, go with the wrist strap/glove combo. I just don't like gloves so I deal with the occasional sliding
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I would use regular boxing gloves with a wrap for that, don't feel these would be protective enough
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They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
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They do stay secure. I use them for zumba so my hands are constantly moving in various directions and there is no shifting. The piece that goes around the wrist has stretched a little since I got them, but by adjusting the vecro they stay snug.
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Hi there Yes great grip. You can't go wrong with Harbingers gloves. I've been using them for years, same pair still in good condition and I recently bought 2 pairs from Amazon for my partner and he absolutely loves them as he lifts heavy weights. Cheers, Nancy
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Go to a hardware store and try gloves on. I would go up if you aren't sure.
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They might. They are snug without being constricting. In the garden the material, though sturdy, is thin enough for exacting work. You might also consider the gloves which are "fingerless," from about the knuckle to the tip of the finger.