Versa Gripps lineup explained: which lifting grip is for you?
Classic, Pro, FitPro, Xtreme, the longer "Plus" versions and RP: here is how the brand positions each model, with prices and grip lengths from its own store.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-17; they may change.
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Specs and prices are taken from each model's product page on the official store; the brand lists several colours and four or more wrist sizes for each.
| Model | Price (USD) | Grip length | Key feature (per brand) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | $49.99 | 5.75" | Lighter-use entry model |
| Pro | $79.99 | 6.25" | Built-in wrist support |
| FitPro | $79.99 | 6.25" | Softer foam, women-focused |
| Pro Plus | $84.99 | 6.75" | Extra length for larger hands |
| RP | $79.99 | 6.25" | Self-supported, isolation focus |
| Xtreme | $109.99 | Not stated | Patented carpal bridge |
| Xtreme Plus | $114.99 | Xtreme + 0.5" | Bridge plus extra length |
| Hyperbelt (belt) | $89.99 | n/a | 6" support, all-session belt |
The lineup
Classic
$49.99
- 5.75" grip length
- Padded, textured material
- Shorter palm piece
- Colours: Blue, Pink, Black & Gold
Pro
$79.99
- 6.25" grip length (Pro Plus is +0.5")
- Built-in wrist support
- Quick-release design
- Many colours listed
FitPro
$79.99
- 6.25" grip length
- 20% softer foam padding
- More supple webbing
- Colours incl. Dusty Sage, Red Ember
Pro Plus
$84.99
- Extra 0.5" grip length (6.75")
- For larger hands / thicker bars
- Quick-release design
- Colours incl. Olive, Mocha
Xtreme
$109.99
- U-shaped carpal bridge support
- X-design construction
- Sizes XS to XL
- Colours incl. Onyx, Azurite, Sceptre
Xtreme Plus
$114.99
- 0.5" longer than standard Xtreme
- Carpal bridge along full length
- For big hands / thick bars
- Sizes XS to XL
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What the brand is selling
Versa Gripps makes padded, strap-on grips that attach at the wrist and sit across the palm. According to the brand, they are designed to remove grip strength as the limiting factor in a set, with a quick-release design that lets you drop the bar and move between pushing and pulling exercises. The company says its grips replace the need for gloves, lifting straps, wrist wraps and hooks.
The store currently lists several grip families that differ mainly in grip length, material and price. The new-colour emails and store listings also show fresh shades on Pro, Pro Plus and FitPro, such as Olive and Mocha for Pro Plus and Dusty Sage and Red Ember for FitPro.
How to choose between them
Classic is the entry model. The product page describes it for athletes who lift lower weights or train a few times a week, with a shorter 5.75" palm piece and a textured (not the brand's non-slip) material.
Pro is the long-running core model with a 6.25" grip length and built-in wrist support. FitPro keeps the same length but, per the brand, uses 20% softer foam and more supple webbing, and is pitched to female athletes.
Xtreme adds the patented U-shaped carpal bridge that the brand says redirects pressure from the bar to the outer areas of the hand. Pro Plus and Xtreme Plus add 0.5" of grip length for larger hands or thicker bars such as axle bars. RP by Versa Gripps is a self-supported grip aimed at isolating the working muscle, with a 6.25" grip length.
Strengths and watch-outs
Strengths on paper
- Clear step-up ladder from $49.99 to $114.99
- Plus versions for large hands or thick bars
- Four or more wrist sizes per model
- Several colours, with new shades added for autumn
- Brand states a quick-release design for fast set changes
Watch-outs
- Pricier than basic cotton straps
- Classic uses a less grippy material than the other models, per the brand
- Fit depends on wrist size; measure before ordering
- Performance claims are the brand's own; we have not tested them
- Pricing and colours can change at any time
FAQ
Which Versa Gripps model is cheapest?
The Classic is the lowest-priced grip at $49.99 on the official store at the time of checking.
What does the "Plus" version change?
Per the brand, Pro Plus and Xtreme Plus add 0.5" of grip length for larger hands or thicker bars.
Which size should I order?
The store sizes by wrist circumference, from Extra Small (5–6 inch) up to Extra Large (8+ inch) on most models. Check the size chart on the product page.
Is there a belt too?
Yes. The VG Hyperbelt is listed at $89.99 with 6" of support and is described as a belt for the whole session rather than one-rep maxes.
Sources
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/classic
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/pro
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/fitpro
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/pro-plus
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/xtreme
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/xtreme-plus
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/rp-by-versa-gripps
- https://www.versagripps.com/products/hyperbelt
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