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Plenty of pages promise “Gorilla Grip wholesale”. Our research reached the opposite, more useful conclusion — and knowing a channel is closed before you commit capital beats a page of false hope. Here is what we verified.
Gorilla Grip is a DTC/Amazon-oriented brand with no wholesale page (the URL returns 404) and no public wholesale program. Parent company Hills Point Industries/Gorilla Commerce only began developing retail partnerships in 2025 — per Hartford Business Journal (Nov 2025), it moved offices “to showcase products for potential retail partners” — so a wholesale channel is still forming but not launched. Most “Gorilla Grip wholesale” search results actually concern unrelated companies (Gorilla Grip Gloves, Gorilla Gripper). Gorilla Grip (owned by Hills Point Industries LLC, d/b/a Gorilla Commerce, Norwalk, CT) is a DTC/Amazon-focused brand of home and pet products such as rug pads and kitchen, bath, and outdoor items. Its wholesale page (gorillagrip.com/pages/wholesale) was verified to return a 404 Not Found — there is no wholesale portal on the official site. The company only recently (2025) began a retail growth push and has not launched a public wholesale program; the stated contact for inquiries is [email protected].
Do not confuse this brand with Gorilla Grip Gloves (PPE maker) or Gorilla Gripper (panel-carrying tool) — most wholesale/bulk search results (SupplyLeader, Supply Closet) refer to those unrelated companies, not the Hills Point home-goods brand. The pattern is the same as for every closed brand: invoices from unauthorized sources fail verification, no valid LOA can be produced, and enforced brands remove listings within days.
Not yet. Its wholesale page returns a 404 and the brand sells only DTC and via Amazon; the company began courting retail partners in 2025, so the practical step is emailing [email protected] or contacting Gorilla Commerce.
Most such results are different companies: Gorilla Grip Gloves (work gloves/PPE at gorillagripgloves.com) and Gorilla Gripper (a panel-carrying tool) have their own wholesale channels but are not the Hills Point home-goods brand.
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There is no legitimate bulk price list for Gorilla Grip — no authorized wholesale channel exists, so any “price list” being sold or shared for this brand comes from diverted or counterfeit stock. Treat such offers as the risk signal they are. For categories with real wholesale pricing, browse our supplier catalogue.
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