RDXWeight Lifting Straps Deadlifting Powerlifting, 5MM Neoprene Wrist Support, Anti Slip 60CM Hand Bar Grip, Heavy Duty Bodybuilding Weightlifting Workout, Soft Cotton, Strength Training Gym Fitness

I will say don’t let the stiffness at the beginning try to convince you to return them, these are by far the best they only lasted me about a year and a half before the cotton started getting damaged but I also use these for almost the stack for pull downs and they’ve handled 500+lb deadlifts like a champ. They’re pretty comfortable and fit just like most straps I’ve tried using cobra grips, dmoose straps (with the same anti slip ) and gym reapers and these are still my favorite the dmoose I’d say have a similar grip but are way more harsher on your hands even if your hands are relatively seasoned. Like they almost feel like they’ll rip my skin off before they slip 😭 whereas these they have the same level of grip but don’t try to tear your skin off.Bonus tip I personally love using these by only wrapping around the bar once and then rotating my wrist so they lock in, as well as I don’t get confused on my hand position when wrapping a bunch of times around the bar

Los compré como regalo para mi hermano, y el los adoraaa! Mi hermano es deportista y los usa para entrenar 🏋️

What a difference using .Quality product so far . I highly recommend to use just easier to grip and lift the hands and wrists issues . I was able to increase weight easily using.

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If you don't know (or "get") the difference between wrapping "under" the bar (or "underhand") vs. "over" the bar (or "overhand"), though your hands are "overhand" in both cases, then this review won't make much sense. If you understand, read on...I got the "rubberized dot mapping" version of these straps... very well-made, love them, they work as advertised... as good or better than the Harbinger straps I've used for decades. For those that don't use or like a lot of lifting chalk when using straps (which can, over time, actually make your straps more slippery), then this rubberized dot mapping is awesome.Now, If you typically wrap "overhand" for things like deadlifts, pulls, shrugs, etc., the dot mapping is fantastic and on the "correct" side of the strap. BUT, if you (like me) prefer to wrap UNDERHAND for overhead lifts like snatches and clean&jerks (so that if you happen to "lose" the bar behind you, the straps will more easily "release" and not lock your hands to the bar and pull you to the platform), then the dot mapping is on the "wrong" side. Now, this can be overcome by simply twisting the strap just under the wrist so that the dot mapping is now on "top" of the strap, but you lose a little of the tight "cinching" at the wrist when you do that. Small price to pay for an otherwise GREAT lifting strap. Just be aware.