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DMoose Fitness Lifting Hooks, 227 kg

Wrist hooks on tear-resistant nylon with 8 mm of padding, reinforced double cross stitching and a stated load capacity of 227 kg.

DMoose black lifting hooks with padded nylon wrist straps

DMoose Fitness Lifting Hooks, 227 kg

Wrist hooks on tear-resistant nylon with 8 mm of padding, reinforced double cross stitching and a stated load capacity of 227 kg.

Length
Not published; the fit is stated to be adjustable
Width
Not published by the maker
Material
Tear-resistant nylon with reinforced double cross stitching
Attachment
A hook laid over the bar — no wrapping
Padding
8 mm wrist padding
Load
227 kg capacity
Amazon reference
B01N5L5I0H (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0705911454248
  • The highest published load figure on this shelf — 227 kg
  • The stitching pattern named: reinforced double cross
  • No dimension published at all

Best for: Heavy pulls where the published ceiling should be well above the bar

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Specifications

Length
Not published; the fit is stated to be adjustable
Width
Not published by the maker
Material
Tear-resistant nylon with reinforced double cross stitching
Attachment
A hook laid over the bar — no wrapping
Padding
8 mm wrist padding
Load
227 kg capacity
Amazon reference
B01N5L5I0H (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0705911454248

What the maker publishes

  • Lifting hooks for the wrist, in tear-resistant nylon
  • 8 mm thick wrist padding, stated to reduce forearm and wrist strain
  • Reinforced double cross stitching and a carrying capacity of 227 kg
  • A non-slip coating and an ergonomic shape, stated to hold on the bar through sweat
  • An adjustable fit, stated to distribute the weight evenly
  • Named for deadlifts and rows

Two hundred and twenty-seven kilograms

The highest published figure in this family.

It sits alongside 216 kg on the suede strap here, and against four listings that publish nothing at all.

What makes it worth reading is what is published next to it: reinforced double cross stitching, named as the reason. On a hook the load path is bar → hook → stitching → strap → wrist, and the stitching is the only fabric link in that chain.

Naming the construction that carries the number is the difference between a figure and a slogan. This page reports both as published and tests neither.

Eight millimetres

The joint thickest padding on this shelf, matched by the other hook here.

Padding matters more on hooks than on straps. A strap shares the load between the palm and the wrist; a hook puts all of it through the wrist band. Eight millimetres is what stands between a loaded bar and the wrist bones.

What a hook commits you to

The hand stops mattering.

That is the point — grip fatigue disappears entirely, and on heavy rows and deadlifts the back becomes the only limit. It is also the risk: the bar is attached to the wrist until the hook is deliberately lifted off, which is not the same as opening a hand.

Five products in this family are straps that release when the hand opens.

Left off the listing

Any dimension. No strap length, no width, no hook gape — and the gape is what decides which bars and handles it will sit on.

The other hook on this shelf publishes a 40 cm strap.

Availability

From 27 € to 34 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, on the one reading this page rests on.

The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency — which the euro range above leaves out on purpose.

These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What this fits

All lifting straps