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Before you buy, check out our size guide
01
How long does it take to ship my order?
We typically ship orders the same or next business day. The exception is if we are traveling to competition, but even then we try to maintain our shipping schedule while on the road. We use USPS Priority Mail, so inside the US your package should arrive in 2 to 3 days from the time of shipment. International orders take 6 to 10 business days to reach the country of destination, then has to clear customs. The speed of clearing customs depends on the particular country.
02
Do you have resellers outside the US?
Our current list of International Resellers can be found here.
03
What is your Returns and Exchanges Policy?
Grips can be exchanged for a different size or returned within 60 days of purchase as long as the grips are in original packaging and new condition, free of chalk, water, dirt, sweat or any other substance. Grips will be shipped back to Victory Grips at the customers expense by whatever method/carrier is most convenient. Applicable refund or exchange shipment will be processed once the original order is received by Victory Grips. If processing an exchange, there is no charge for the shipment of the exchange. If grips are received not in original packaging and new condition, a $10 service fee will be deducted from the return or charged prior to the exchange.
04
What if my grips prematurely get damaged?
We stand behind our product and care about our customers. If your grips are damaged from normal use within 6 weeks please contact us for a replacement. If an issue occurs outside of this timeframe and you think your situation is unique please contact us at customersupport@victorygrips.com. We will work with you.
05
How long should my grips last?
Your grips should last 4 to 6 months dependent on intensity and volume of training. They may last longer. You have to consider that you are exerting a lot of force and friction on a piece of material that is give or take 2mm. Therefore; they are not indestructible despite our best efforts to make a durable product.
06
What is the difference between Fingerhole and Fingerless Grips?
Fingerhole grips have a dowel effect. that locks in your grip to create maximum torque, increasing performance. Fingerless grips allow for fast transitions between movements saving you precious seconds.
07
What is the difference in materials?
We have 4 different materials. X2 is a vegan-friendly microfiber material that is breathable and provides maxiumum comfort. Stealth is vegan-friendly microfiber material that mimics a bare-handed feel. Leather is tried and true with no compromise on comfort, protection or performance. Tactical is our thinnest and grippiest grip that is aggressive and abrasion-resistant. For more information on our materials check out our grip matrix.
08
Can I sell Victory Grips in my gym?
As gym owners ourselves we understand the variety of demands of gym owners. We created our Gym Referral Program with the goal to keep the process as simple as possible.
09
What is the difference between the men's and women's grips?
The main difference is the width. The women's grips are more narrow than the men's as women typically have more narrow hands. The sizes are also not equivalent in length. For example a men's small is the same length as a women's medium, and it is also wider.
10
I am a woman with larger than average hands. Will the men's grips be a better fit for me?
Yes, if you are women with larger hands, especially in palm width, go for the men's size. The main difference in the men's size compared to women's is the width. If this sounds like you, then follow the men's sizing.
11
I am right at the cusp of the next size. Which size should I go with?
The grips are designed to fit true to size and still give sufficient fold to create the dowel effect. Let's say you are a male right at 6.5" (16.5 cm), from the first joint of your middle finger to the crease just below your palm, you will do fine with a men's medium. However, there are two things to consider: 1. If you prefer a larger fold than average, then size up. 2. If you have very thick hands, sizing up would be recommended.
