Featured collections
Interior & Exterior Grips
Ensures you are provided with maximum traction.
Interior grips keep the sock secure on the foot, preventing any slippage in those crucial moments.
Exterior grips provide better traction inside the shoe, ensuring that your foot stays firmly in place.
Compression Sleeve
Improves blood circulation, reduces muscle fatigue, and provides support during physical activities.
The gentle pressure helps to reducing swelling and speed up recovery, making it ideal for both athletic performance and post-exercise recovery.
Cushioned Sole
Provides extra comfort and shock absorption, reducing the impact on your feet and joints during activities. This helps prevent fatigue and injuries, making it ideal for Sports.
Breathable Mesh
Allows air to circulate, keeping the skin cool and dry. This helps to reduce moisture buildup, which can prevent discomfort and irritation.
Supporting bridge
Provides stability and helps distribute weight evenly across the foot.
This support reduces strain on the arches and prevents foot fatigue and discomfort, making it ideal for those who are on their feet for extended periods or who need extra arch support.
Moisture wicking fabric
Draws sweat away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable.
This helps regulate body temperature and prevents irritation, making it ideal for any activity where staying dry is important.
Blog posts
Why Your Feet Slip on the Reformer (And How to Stop It)
Feet slipping on the Reformer is rarely a strength problem. This post covers where the slip comes from, what grip does on the footbar and the carriage, and what to check before your next class.
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Grip socks are used inside shoes and boots, on studio floors and around the home. This guide covers what they do, what they don’t, and how to choose and care for a pair.
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The Benefits of Grip Socks for Reformer Pilates
Your feet carry every press, hold and transition on the reformer, and a slip changes the whole movement. This guide explains how grip socks work, what to look for in fit and coverage, and how to lo...
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#1
The foot was moving when the shoe wasn’t. I felt it first on the pitch in Aberdeen, where I played from a young age and came through the Cove Rangers youth system, and then I saw it everywhere else. In the gym, in boots, and late in a session when fatigue sets in. It was never about strength, it was that the foundation wasn’t stable.
#2
When I looked at what everyone else was selling, it was colours, logos and lifestyle. Hardly anyone was talking about stability or function, so I asked one question instead. How do we improve the athlete’s connection to the ground?
#3
It took around two years to answer. I designed it, tested it, and put it in front of footballers, gym athletes and hybrid competitors who told me exactly what held and what didn’t. Their feedback shaped the product. The grip coverage grew because players felt where the foot still moved.
#4
Everything you’re chasing starts at the foot, and we make sure it holds. Small details compound over time, and performance lives in those details.
#5
I’m still building GRPZ in the open, so you can watch the decisions, the mistakes and the small wins as they happen.
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