Elastic Wrist Wraps for Powerlifting, Strength Training, Bodybuilding, Cross Training, Olympic Weightlifting, Yoga Support - One Size Fits All

Great support for my wrist and thumb. As someone who works out regularly, this wrap provides me with the support I needed to get through my workout despite the tendinitis in my thumb and wrist. I’ve been having severe pain for the past six months and have not been able to pick up a weight Without using these wraps. The wraps are so good that I bought a pair for my husband who also works out regularly.

Not for lifting for me. I got them for pushups and plank. My various cardio and yoga classes do lots of pushups and plank and I had hopes that these would relieve some of the wrist fatigue. They do indeed. You'll mess with the wrapping tension a bit (you don't want them too tight), but when you find the right tightness they really help.

There are a few things I look for in a quality wrap, and these nail it all.-I like a wrap that is comfy enough to wear loosely as general wrist support throughout a lift.-I like a wrap that has a LOT of stretch.-I like a wrap that can cut off circulation if you tighten it enough.-I like a wrap that can quickly be loosened without having to rewrap.Anyway this is a fairly basic wrap, but it has nice style, and it helped me hit a 175 bench PR this week. 10/10 would recommend, and would also buy again.

Returned this item because the seam at the thumb loop end dug into my wrist. Seam was thick and the thread was rough and scratchy. The whole point of this wrist wrap is to provide stability to your wrists so you have to wear it somewhat tight otherwise the purpose is defeated. I ended up getting the Wod Nation (a completely different brand) wraps which had the thumb loop ends wrapped in a soft elastic, making it much more comfortable.

I bought these mainly because I wanted to try out wrist wraps and didn't want to spend too much money at first. They are great for the price and are super supportive- I PR'd my overhead squat and squat snatch today while wearing them. On the other hand, they are SUPER bulky compared to other wrist wraps and kind of look strange on my wrists (I do have small wrists, they may be better sized for men). Overall, you can't beat the price, and they'd be great to try out before looking into more expensive wrist wraps.

I enjoy using these wrist wraps at the gym whenever I need a little extra stability in the wrists. When I'm doing any type of shoulder press or bench press type movement, I'll definitely use these to protect my wrists. They are easy to quickly wrap around the wrists to a "tightness" of your liking. They aren't super stiff like the powerlifting wrist wraps. The only downside is that they do tend to get a little smelly after several uses, so you'll want to hand wash them to get rid of the odor.

These wraps are comfortable, durable, and versatile. The wraps are easy to put on and off and I can make them as tight or loose as I like. Simply slide my thumbs through the thumb loops and wrap around my wrists with the stripes out until the Velcro panels match up.These are very comfortable and really help release some of the pressure from my wrists while I workout. I don't have to constantly adjust them because they grab on to my wrists just enough so that I am still flex and can comfortably move my hands around.I use my wraps not only for weight lifting but also for yoga. They help me lift more weight by giving me confidence & comfort while working out.They seem to be very durable with the materials made.I hope they can last me at least 12 monthsThe only complaint I have is that I wish they come in more lady-like colors such as pink and red. But other than this, I’m really pleased with them.

These are solid wraps. I'm an "older lifter" (38). Been lifting for over a year doing Starting Strength and wrists were getting sore from power cleans(even after wrist mobility work). After some reading I decided to get a set of wraps and what a difference a little support makes! Quality is good, velcro seems like it will hold up over time, and they do what they're supposed to do. Wrist pain is gone and I can now focus on what I'm doing rather than tip-toe around my wrists.