DMoose Wrist Wraps, Avoid Injury and Maximize Grip with Thumb Loop, 18" or 12" Gym Straps Pair, Wrist Straps for WeightLifting, Powerlifting, Bench Press, Bodybuilding, Deadlift Straps for Men & Women

I love these wrist wraps, they're great for all the overhead and pressing work I do. Quick suggestion for the D-Moose folks: in the product description, you should detail which wraps are stiffer than others. I originally ordered the America I wraps (the color scheme was AWESOME) but I had to return them because they were too stiff. I scrolled through to the comments to see if I could get some info as to why they were so stiff and I ended up finding my answer in a question that another member asked. There are 5-6 color schemes that are noticeably stiffer than others. Getting this information in the description would be a huge help to anyone looking for a new set of wrist wraps.Great products, they work perfectly so far. Thank you!

My power level has exceeded 9000! I walk my 240 lbs frame in the gym with these Hawaiian floral bad boys and feel the jealous glares of the peasants. I am the king of this domain, and these wraps are my holy Excalibur. They support my quest and Olympic lifts as my faithful companions as I conquer and destroy power clean after power clean. If you buy these... Be prepared to become Super Saiyan King Arthur of your Gym.***** UPDATE 2.5 Years later : The velcro has finally gone out. The sun has set on my dear companions. I volley a flaming arrow upon the funeral pyre floating offshore and a tear rolls down my cheek. Its mortal body turns to ash; yet its legend will live in my heart forever. Till Valhalla dear friend...

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.

This is my first go at using wrist wraps and I have to say these are helpful in my workouts, especially pushing motions. But it seems as tho the stitching around the Velcro of the straps is inconsistent and not well done. After a week of use the stitching is already coming loose on the corners and I'm afraid simply taking them on and off will make this worse. I read the bio for the company and it said to be based in the U.S. which made me think the quality/ durability would be better, but I was sadly mistaken.If they can fix this I'd say these would be a huge steal for the price

So I haven’t actually used these at the gym but I’ve tried them on and I’ve had an amazing experience with customer service. The first pair that arrived to me was not fitting correctly but the company sent another pair that came super quickly and all is well! I appreciate a company who goes above and beyond so they deserve the 5 stars for sure. Plus, look how totally cute these are!! If for any reason there are issues with actual use of this product I will come back to update but I doubt there will be.

I recently tried on my bf's Gangsta Wraps with benching and saw how it really helped to improve my form and offer more support for my wrist, so decided to get wrist wraps for myself. I didn't want to shell out too much money on wraps and after seeing the positive reviews on these DMoose wraps, thought I'd give it a try. These wrist wraps are pretty well made. Love the color options. I ended up getting the colorful wrist wraps and they look great. The fabric is a lot more rigid than the Gangsta Wraps so it's not as comfortable. I did some overhead presses with them and they really helped give me the proper support. I was able to OHP 41.8lbs for 3 sets of 5 reps. The only thing was I wish the thumb strap was thinner like the ones on the Gangsta Wraps so it would be a bit more comfortable as well. All in all, if you want affordable wrist wraps (I got mine for under $15 versus $45 for the Gangsta Wraps) that work just well as the more recognizable brands then definitely give these a try.

Getting a little bit of carpal tunnel syndrome. Do NOT want to stop planking and lifting. Using both when planking or lifting. Using just the one on the left hand as a comfy splint for the carpal tunnel syndrome. (A neurology resident once told me: "There are only two causes of painful paresthesias in the hand." (Holds up right hand) "Carpal tunnel syndrome…" (holds up left hand) "…and carpal tunnel syndrome." Neurologists recommend a wrist brace at night only, and gabapentin if needed to control the pain. (Mine is not really that painful, and gabapentin can make you groggy, so I'm just using these braces.) Amount of support is just right.

Terrible product,stitching was gone from one side of the wrap as soon as I got them,customer service were uselessPlenty of better quality wraps out thereCheap price for a reason!!!!

Bought these for my boyfriend as a present, he loves them and likes how supportive and easy to adjust they are.

These wrist wraps are really useful . They are easy to put on one - handed because of the thumb loop which holds them in place . Good , strong fabric and nice generous width for maximum support . The velcro fastening is really strong too . Great support for lifting weights if your wrists are your weak point like mine . Very pleased with them .

I had one pair wrist wraps from dmoose with seems old logo and it seemed better quality. These ones have corners where velcro sticks coming off when not even used them yet. The logo stitched not evenly. When wrap on wrist seems good firm and velcro holding good but not sure for how long.

The straps are good but as a business they are lagging on options available in Europe. All are available in USA but only the black in Europe as they haven’t bothered to restock.