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I ordered gripad classics, one red and one purple. When I received the box, there were two red pairs in it. I notified the company and they immediately sent a pink pair. When I reminded them that I had ordered not pink but purple, they sent out a purple pair. Finally I got my red and my purple, with a red pair and pink pair for free. So...while I appreciate the immediate response to my issue with no questions asked, it would have been nice to get my original order the first time!

Ridiculous T&C.

I got them to use for gripping the bar for pull ups and toes to bar. Used them right when I got them, however, after first use of them the rubber started to peel off. Have used them again and even more rubber is peeling off. The quality does not appear to be that good....however, they really do help in gripping the bar and not sliding. Worry about how much longer I will be able to use them.

I am an avid gym go-er and I have purchased gripads on a few occasions, in total I've used 5 pairs. Every single pair lasted no more than 6 months before the inner padding ripped apart. Perhaps you would expect to have them worn down over excessive use though buying them every 6 months seems more like a hassle.

Frequent customer of Grip Pad. Their new Elite product is more expensive, but the finger holes are smaller than regular version. Fingers could not fit into the holes, Contacted customer service and they promptly responded that they were aware of the problem and will be correcting the problem in the next run. Unfortunately that would be for over 6 months. Eagen did offer to send me some pairs of the the regular for the inconvenience and let me know he would email me when the new run was complete. He was great to deal with.

These are great gloves and very comfortable. However, it doesn't take long for the palm face of the gloves to wear out. They are layered with a very thin piece of rubber and when that is gone, you just have a very smooth surface that is not good to grip with. They should make the palm out of one piece of rubber with something like an embossed surface for grip. Or make a premium glove with a more durable material. I'm sure people would pay a bit more for that. I certainly would - if I knew the glove would last longer.

I ordered grip pads for my boyfriend after he saw them in a magazine. Ordering was easy, getting any one to answer any of my questions through the 'contact us' was non existent. It took a week to receive the grip pads, after spending over $11 on ''first class'' shipping. I purchased two grip pads the elite and the red mens grip pads. The red mens grip pads are already falling apart after one use, the fabric is shredding on the outside. The elite grip pads have not been used yet, but the case that they came in doesn't even close. My boyfriend loved working out using the grip pads but is not happy on how cheaply made they are.

I say it's only decent because I don't think the grip last long enough.