Lagree Handles
& Grip Aids (2026)

These are the only genuine Lagree-branded handles we could find on Amazon, and they are sold by Lagree Fitness itself through its own Amazon store. The important caveat: they are made for The Micro, Lagree's compact home machine, and fit The Micro only. They will not retrofit a studio Megaformer, a Pilates reformer or any other machine. The handlebars are sold as a pair and can be mounted at the front or the back of The Micro. Using them at the back requires the Micro Rear Platform ($290.00, also sold by Lagree Fitness), and if you want handlebars at both ends at the same time you need two pairs. Why they matter for Lagree-style work: a lot of the method happens in planks, kneeling positions and lunges where your hands need something solid to hold while the carriage moves under you. On a bare Micro, those holds are improvised; with handlebars they become stable, repeatable positions you can sink into for the long, slow time under tension the method is built on. If you own The Micro, this is the handle upgrade, full stop.

Not sold on Amazon. This links to lagreefitness.com. If you own or run a full-size Megaformer, the handles on it are original-equipment parts, and the only reliable source for replacements is the manufacturer. We could not find genuine Megaformer handles listed on Amazon, and we could not verify a public price, so we are not quoting one. Amazon searches for an "OEM handle set" did not lead us to a verified Lagree product. Contact Lagree Fitness (or the dealer you bought the machine from) with your machine model and they can tell you which part fits. Treat any third-party listing claiming to be a "Megaformer handle" with caution: the handles are part of a commercial machine that takes heavy spring loads, and a part that doesn't mount exactly as designed is not worth the saving.

From here down, nothing is a handle. These are grip aids: things you wear so your hands stay put on whatever handle the studio's machine already has. TAVI is a studio-wear brand best known for grip socks, and these half-finger gloves are the most Lagree-appropriate glove we found. The half-finger cut matters for the method: your fingertips stay bare, so you keep feel on the handle and on the platform when you move from a handle hold into a plank with your palms down. The glove covers the palm, which is where sweat builds up and where repeated slow pulls and long holds tend to rub. Sold through The Active Footwear Store, an official TAVI distributor. For a deeper look at the category, see our Lagree gloves guide.

If gloves feel like too much, grip pads are the lighter option. These are neoprene pads that sit between your palm and the handle; you hold the pad and the handle together rather than wearing anything. That makes them quick to use only where you need them, for example during a long handle-assisted plank series, and to set down on the platform when you switch to work that doesn't use the handles. A set of four means you have a spare pair for the next class while one pair dries. Neoprene is the same family of material used in wetsuits, so it holds up to sweat, which is the main reason hands slip in a hot, slow Lagree class.

Sold by Amazon.com. These do not improve your grip at all; they support your wrists. That is relevant here because many of the moves where you hold the handles are also moves where your wrists bear load: planks with hands on the front platform or the handles, kneeling work, and long holds where the wrist slowly drifts into extension as you fatigue. These are 20-inch wraps sold as a pair, with a thumb loop to anchor each wrap while you wind it on. Wrap snugly for the plank-heavy blocks and loosen between them. If you have ongoing wrist pain, talk to your instructor about modifications rather than wrapping through it.

The low-cost way to find out whether gloves help you at all. Gaiam's grippy yoga gloves are made for exactly the problem Lagree regulars describe: palms that get slippery against a handle or platform once the sweat starts. They are not a premium training glove, and at this price you shouldn't expect one, but if you are unsure whether you are a glove person, this is a sensible first try before spending more on the TAVI pair above.