Abstract: A hand gripping sport strap used to grip a bar or handle. One piece of strap material with two ends. Each end has two sides. The two ends are overlapped, forming a perpendicular right angle with each end placed in line with one side of the other end and secured. A 90° angle tip is formed with both ends and two sides of strap material. This tip made with two layers of strap material is now cut off making an adjustment area. The inside and outside of this adjustment area is then covered with a high-wear resistant and non-slip material, now referred to as the V area when completed. A loop of strap material created by bringing the two ends together will go on the back of the hand with the V area positioned in the palm of the hand after the hand and all five fingers are put through the loop of the strap material.

Abstract: A hand grip sport strap that can be used for weight lifting, strength training, baseball, golf, tennis, along with other applications that the hands are used to grip a bar or handle up to, but not limited to two inches in diameter. During the application being used, the hand grip sport strap will relieve the stress in your hands and arms so that more repetitions can be done. In baseball, golf and tennis it will increase bat, club and racket speed with less hand fatigue and more control. The “V” area that will come in contact with the object being gripped is the key to this invention and its functions. The “V” area allows the user to use all of the fingers for adjustment of tightness, looseness, and overall comfort support and control of the object being grabbed. The hand grip sport strap will allow anyone using this invention unrestricted use of the hands when the user is not gripping something.