Gymnastics grip bag with vintage American Flag in shiny white sublimated
spandex. Upgrade with Personalized name and Swarovski Crystals. Measures 9.5" x
10"; fits easily into a gym bag or backpack. Also perfect for keeping cheer
bags, dance bags and even school backpacks organized.

• Sublimated images cannot crack or peel.
• White grip bag hides chalk dust.
• Double drawstrings keep bag cinched without bulky hardware.
• Stretch Spandex is the preferred fabric for competitive gymnastics grip bags.
• Upgrade to Personalize and/or add genuine Swarovski Crystals along top.

Select your preferred design combination in the drop-down menu for this
Vintage American Flag Grip Bag listing: Flag only; add Personalized name, or
Swarovski Crystals, or both.

To personalize grip bag, please provide the Name or Word you would like
printed. Font style of the personalized name will be the same as in product
image (Teen font) unless specified. See Fonts image for additional choices.
Longer names may require smaller font. Always double check spelling.

Style G91923GP pictured. (Grips & wristbands not included.) Standard Grip Bag
comes with Vintage American Flag image. Personalized name and Swarovski
Crystals are extra. Always made in the USA.

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Discounts are available for group/team orders.

"Super cute, well-made grip bag. My daughter was thrilled! Thank you!" – Etsy
customer

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WHAT TO LOOK FOR in a well-made Gymnastics Grip Bag:

1. STRETCH FABRIC, i.e. Spandex. A grip bag should be able to expand. Cotton
or flannel bags won’t stretch, and seams may rip if over-filled.

2. DOUBLE DRAWSTRING CLOSURE. This allows you to cinch the bag closed without
tugging on the fabric, which can lead to tears.

3. DURABLE CORDING; NO cheap PLASTIC TOGGLES. Thin cords can shred and break.
Plastic toggles can break. TIP: A simple bead won’t keep bag closed.

4. PARALLEL STITCH LINES near the opening. If close together, this is likely a
stretchable stitch. A single stitch line means little to no stretch and
stitches could pop.