One handle for every pulling angle, what makes the difference
A straight lat bar gives you a single width and a flat grip. Top Grip handles offer 5 widths, from 31.5 to 82 cm, and 3 grip types, pronated, supinated and neutral. The angled grip follows the natural angle of the hand, the wrist stays aligned and the effort is focused on the back and shoulders.
The same set of 5 handles sells for between €169 and €259 under other brands, and the 5 equivalent MAG handles cost $324.75 bought individually.
Top Grip ergonomic pull handles, comparable to MAG
Top Grip handles offer outstanding ergonomics, great durability and a wide variety of exercises. Designed to reduce muscle fatigue and optimise every movement, they are ideal for professional gyms or a home gym.
Comparable to MAG and Prime handles
Top Grip handles are often compared to MAG (Maximum Advantage Grip) and Prime handles, known for their design and their ability to improve training performance. They are a quality alternative, combining ergonomics and efficiency to maximise your results.
Handle specifications
| Name |
Dimensions (W x H) |
Thickness |
Weight |
Ideal use |
| Wide Handle |
82 x 16.3 cm |
1.5 cm (2.5 cm grip) |
3.9 kg |
Wide grip lat pulldown, for the lats (back width) and teres major. |
| Medium Supinated Handle |
61 x 19 cm |
1.5 cm (2.5 cm grip) |
3 kg |
Supinated lat pulldown, for the lats and biceps. |
| Medium Pronated Handle |
56.5 x 17 cm |
1.5 cm (2.5 cm grip) |
3 kg |
Pronated pulldown and row, for the upper back, rhomboids, traps and rear delts. |
| Close Neutral Handle |
32 x 14.5 cm |
1.5 cm (2.5 cm grip) |
2.7 kg |
Seated row and close grip pulldown, for back thickness, lower lats and rhomboids. |
| Close Supinated Handle |
31.5 x 18.3 cm |
1.5 cm (2.5 cm grip) |
2.5 kg |
Close supinated row, for the lower lats, biceps and brachialis. |
Improve your training with ergonomic handles
- Comfortable grip, the textured surface improves grip while reducing muscle fatigue.
- Sturdy construction, lasting strength, ideal for intense training.
- Maximum versatility, suited to a wide variety of exercises, these handles let you target different muscle groups effectively.
Add Top Grip handles to your routine to improve your performance and enjoy a training experience comparable to Maximum Advantage Grip (MAG) handles, at excellent value for money.
By adding MAG equivalent handles to your training, you improve movement precision, reduce premature muscle fatigue and protect your joints. For rows, vertical pulls or isolation exercises, these ergonomic handles similar to Maximum Advantage Grip handles are a real asset, for experienced lifters and demanding beginners alike.
Set of 5 or set of 2 handles
For complete and affordable equipment, choose the set that fits your training:
- Set of 5 handles, 15.1 kg, wide, medium supinated, medium pronated, close neutral and close supinated handles
- Set of 2 handles, 5.7 kg, medium supinated and close neutral
They attach to the Athena pulley, the CS-Basic high/low pulley and any cable machine. For triceps, add the XXL triceps rope.
Our guides: pulley optimisation and maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
What does the set of 5 ergonomic pull handles include?
Wide handle (82 cm, 3.9 kg), medium supinated handle (61 cm, 3 kg), medium pronated handle (56.5 cm, 3 kg), close neutral handle (32 cm, 2.7 kg) and close supinated handle (31.5 cm, 2.5 kg).
What is the difference between the set of 5 and the set of 2?
The set of 2 contains the medium supinated handle and the close neutral handle. The set of 5 adds the wide handle, the medium pronated handle and the close supinated handle, covering all 5 widths and 3 grip types.
Which handles on the market are they comparable to?
MAG (Maximum Advantage Grip) and Prime handles, with similar ergonomics and versatility at better value for money.
How much does the set weigh?
15.1 kg for the set of 5 and 5.7 kg for the set of 2.
How thick is the grip?
1.5 cm thick with a 2.5 cm grip, textured rubber surface for a firm hold even with sweaty hands.
What is each handle for?
The wide one for wide grip pulldowns (lats, teres major), the medium supinated for supinated pulldowns (lats, biceps), the medium pronated for pronated pulldowns and rows (upper back, rhomboids, traps, rear delts), the close neutral for seated rows (back thickness, rhomboids), the close supinated for close supinated rows (lower lats, biceps, brachialis).
What are the benefits of these ergonomic handles?
Better grip, optimal hand position, more wrist stability and less muscle fatigue, which reduces the risk of injury and makes pulls more effective.
Which exercises can I do with these ergonomic pull handles?
They are used for rows, vertical pulls and isolation exercises to target the back, arms and shoulders. Pronated, supinated and neutral grips suit experienced lifters and demanding beginners alike, in a gym or a home gym.
