The Wolverine | Pull-up Hand Grips - RBST GEAR CO.
Grip update

WOLVERINE GRIPS → TODAY’S RBST LINE

Older posts talked about Wolverine pull-up grips. Shop Iron Claw, Iron X, and Honey Badger instead of hunting a retired name.

Quick answer

Looking for Wolverine grips? Grab Iron Claw ($54.95), Iron X ($59.95), or Honey Badger ($42.95).

Why the change

SAME JOB. CURRENT MODELS.

Grip names evolve with athlete feedback. The job stays the same: protect palms on pull-ups, toes-to-bar, and muscle-ups.

RBST Iron Claw pull-up grips

Iron Claw

Everyday fingerless · $54.95

Shop Iron Claw
RBST Iron X pull-up grips

Iron X

High-volume fingerless · $59.95

Shop Iron X
Honey Badger carbon pull-up grips

Honey Badger

Carbon option · $42.95

Shop Honey Badger
Pick your pair

QUICK COMPARISON

Model Best for Price
Iron Claw Daily fingerless training $54.95
Iron X Higher gymnastics volume $59.95
Honey Badger Carbon feel preference $42.95

STILL ABOUT THE WORK

Whatever name is on the strap, you still have to size correctly and manage volume.

1

Ignore the retired nickname. Shop the live catalog.

2

Choose Claw, X, or Honey Badger. Match volume and material preference.

3

Size with a tape, not a guess. Sizing guide.

4

Break in before test day. Short sets first.

SHOP CURRENT GRIPS.

Wolverine was then. Iron Claw, Iron X, and Honey Badger are now.

IRON CLAW IRON X HONEY BADGER
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you still sell Wolverine grips?

Wolverine was an earlier RBST grip name. Current fingerless options: Iron Claw, Iron X, and Honey Badger carbon.

What should I buy instead?

Start with Iron Claw ($54.95) or Iron X ($59.95).

What about Honey Badger?

Still available at $42.95 for carbon feel.

Why update this article?

Product lines evolve. We keep the URL helpful by pointing to current grips.

Fingerless vs finger-hole?

RBST’s current Iron line is fingerless.

How do I size current grips?

Follow the sizing guide.

Will switching models feel different?

Yes — give any new pair short sessions first.

Do grips stop all rips?

No. They reduce palm friction.

Can I still use old Wolverine pairs?

If stitching and straps are sound, use until they fail inspection.

Iron Claw or Iron X for Open season?

Match volume — Claw daily, X for denser gymnastics blocks.

Are carbon grips better?

Not universally — preference and bar conditions matter.

Where is the grips collection?
Do I need chalk with modern grips?

Depends on your box and grip surface.

How often do athletes replace grips?

When wear shows — not on a fixed calendar.

Is this a bait-and-switch?

No — an honest redirect from a retired name to the live catalog.

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