DMoose Fitness Wrist Wraps for Weightlifting 18" - Heavy Duty Gym Wrap with Hand Thumb Loop for Support & Pain Relief, USPA Approved Powerlifting, Weight Lifting Wrist Straps for Men & Women Work Out

The product arrived on time and as advertised. I purchased these on the advice of my physical therapist in hopes of resolving a specific problem and while it’s too early to say if they are helping in that regard, the stability they provide has helped my overall weight lifting routine.

Great fit and support, the velcro strap is wider than most so they hold great, this is my third pair and the others lasted years.

worked well for my little wrists. Kept my wrists from hurting.

Black wrap, 18 inch review:I started lifting in 1972 and these days have tedonitous in both elbows (outside/tennis elbow and inside/golfers elbow) from lots of mileage , millions of reps and poor technique when younger. I did some research and found this pain can come from different sources (besides just getting old). First, I was gripping too hard, namely when dead lifting, so I purchased the D Moose lifting "hooks" a different product but same brand here on Amazon...that problem was solved...But....Reenter tedonitous again, this second time triggered from my heavy, clubs, kettle and mace bells. From my research my elbow pain this 2nd time could be coming from my wrist position up the tendons to where they connect to my elbows. I searched for wrist wraps and came across these ...DMoose was a brand I was familiar with already as I really liked their hooks.I am glad I got the 18 inch wraps and not the 12 inch. If lifting really heavy...you may want some 24 inch. The 18's are ok for me out in the garage. They seem stiff enough without feeling like wearing a cast. The velcro is super sticky and will not come off. I cannot speak to durability at this time, or how they will hold up to buckets of sweat come summertime. I'll see how they respond to washing later.The only con is...I swear they have these marked backwards Left and Right...L and R labels...at least on mine.I went to put them on and was like...huh? Should be a no brainer. So out to U Tube to watch a vid and...yep...mine are labelled backwards. No biggie. No ID of the country of origin. Somebody had a bad day at the plant I guess.Tip : If you are new to lifting...proper form is crucial; the wear and tear on joints/discs, tendons, scar tissue is cumulative over decades...trust me.

My second pair. After months of use the first ones finally stretched to the point they wouldn’t work anymore, but for the money it’s a great piece of equipment.

Always best the gear, best prices

Great quality. Great support. Highly recommended!

Basic must have item for gym geeks