Weightlifting House Weightlifting Wrist Wrap Wrist Support & Strength for Olympic Weightlifting and Powerlifting 18" Wrist Wraps

Feel like Lasha.

From a pure lifting perspective, these straps are ok I found. Pretty generic and similar to other brands, with not specific stand-out quality. I used these for Crossfit as well as Oly lifting, and the left strap over time started not to bond correctly. Not sure if this is down to sweat, mixture of that and chalk over the velcro, however wouldn't expect this to occur within 7-8 months of use. I would find that the strap would ping off mid-lift which was massively frustrating, and just not useable after this started occurring. I've moved onto Picsil straps, and after initial use, these are top notch. Perhaps this is because there made for Crossfit and are resilient to the workouts you get in Crossfit. Picsil are a huge brand and have there equipment used by top athletes and crossfitters, which says it all, and you're getting that for the same or similar price. These are ok for average lifter I think but not perhaps someone who is training 5-6 days a week and needs a reliable product.

These are probably the best conventional lifting straps that I own, you can tell the quality is top notch. They provide great wrist support while not being overly bulky.

Bought these my other ones got old i found these way better for support pleasantly suprised . long term we will see

Broke after a few weeks

I just received these wraps and on the right one a tear in the velcro. It is only new, if use these eventually the tear will get bigger.

I never used wrist wraps starting out in weightlifting, but as I got better my wrist soreness made me take breaks from my training.I use these wraps every time I do a high volume day and I don't have to worry about whether my wrists will hold me back.