Losing grip on deadlift

[Chris806]

Is it normal to be losing grip at 235? I usually get up the first 3 reps just fine, but the last 2 slip so much that I have to reset and regrip, I have already tried using reverse grip
Should I supplement my workout with farmer walks or forearm curls?

[Codyfitness]

Is it normal to be losing grip at 235? I usually get up the first 3 reps just fine, but the last 2 slip so much that I have to reset and regrip, I have already tried using reverse grip
Should I supplement my workout with farmer walks or forearm curls?

235 is different for everyone.. use gloves, chalk, work grip strength

[fabians94]

Is it normal to be losing grip at 235? I usually get up the first 3 reps just fine, but the last 2 slip so much that I have to reset and regrip, I have already tried using reverse grip
Should I supplement my workout with farmer walks or forearm curls?

I think losing grip means it's too heavy.

When that happens, I use an underhand grip on one hand and an overhand grip on the other. I then restart the set and complete my reps.

I don't like depending on that grip though.

[MrDiamond]

By reverse grip I assume you are using one hand over and one under? Just had to say it

But there are a ton of things to do to improve grip. Also towel deadlifts, Reeves rows, holding a dumbell by the weighted end. Use this site's search engine to see a ton of them. Make sure you are eating enough before deadlifts too, if I only have one or two meals before deadlifting my grip is dead.

Everyone is different but forearm curls have helped with size but never grip on deadlifts for me. Holding a deadlift at the top and squeezing the bar to burn out my grip has though.

[rasse226]

Buy some chalk.

Use DOH for as long as you can in your sets and then switch to Mixed Grip.

[Chris806]

will invest in some chalk, how about straps and belts, when do those generally come into play? because currently I'm doing them raw