The next generation wrist wraps are designed to provide maximum support for strength training and come in two versions. The flexible wrist wraps have been developed to increase moulding to the wrist for greater comfort and support, while allowing the wrist to flex. The stiff wrist wraps offer the same support as our original wrist wraps, designed to cast the wrist and resist flexion, but now have a softer finish to minimise discomfort.
Wrist wraps relied on by strength athletes around the world, available in two versions and three lengths, to accommodate for every preference.
Flexible – Designed to support the wrist while allowing the wrist to flex, designed for superior moulding to the wrist, and upgraded comfort during supported wrist flexion.
Stiff – Designed to cast and immobilise the wrist, now with a softer finish, to resist wrist flexion while minimising discomfort.
Sold as a pair.
IPF approved with the maximum width (8cm) and available up to the maximum length (1m).
Proprietary wide elastics developed and manufactured specifically for wrist support.
Left and right designs for equal wrapping of each wrist.
Manufactured in Great Britain.
Q What is the difference between the stiff and flexible wrist wraps?
A The flexible wraps provide a lot of support, but still allow some movement in the wrist and offer greater comfort.
The stiff wraps immobilise the wrist more and are designed for maximal pressing. The stiff wraps are normally a second pair of wraps (purchased in addition to the flexible wraps) that would be used for maximal pressing, rather than general use.
Q How do I choose which Wrist Wrap is right for me?
A Most athletes prefer a medium-length, flexible wrist wrap, suitable for a variety of exercises
If you have a very small wrist, we would recommend choosing the small length.
The large flexible wrap is ideal for those wanting a versatile wrap which, depending on how many times it is wrapped, can be altered to be more or less supportive.
Athletes looking for maximal support can try the stiff version of our wrist wraps, which we would typically recommend as a second pair of wrist wraps to complement our flexible wraps.
