Strength Shop Thor Wrist Wraps - Yellow/Black - IPF APPROVED

Pros:- Thicc (Thick). The wraps themselves are about 3mm thick, though I didn't have a pair of vernier callipers handy so I had to measure using a ruler which may not be totally accurate. When new, these things are solid, and they're perfect when broken in which may take a session or two. In comparison to the My Protein Hand Wraps, these things are like steel and are longer as well.- Sturdy as f***. Your wrist's range of motion is only a few degrees when you wrap them tight enough (though I wouldn't fully recommend it unless you're really pushing your lifts). Your wrists feel fully supported. (See Picture 1 (straight) and 2 (farthest I can move my wrist) for reference)- Very nice looking. It has a very pleasing aesthetic that looks decent and make you feel (and look depending on who you ask) badass. Also the logo is cool.- Long, even at 24" (60cm), the shortest length available, was more than enough to give me great stability during my pressing lifts.Cons:- The area where the thumb loop attaches to the actual wrap can iritate your wrists when you wrap them tight enough, leaving a visible mark and an itch. Not ideal, but not much that can be done about it. (See Picture 3 for reference)- Depending on the size of the wrist the velcro hooks may over and undershoot the matching velcro hoops and attach to the actual wrap, causing the threads to be pulled out and fray slightly. This is a fairly minor con, but I feel it may compromise the strength of the wrap much later on. However, most wraps do this so take that with a grain of salt. (See Picture 4 for reference)I would 100% recommend these wraps if you are a semi-serious lifter who cares about their joints (especially since the wrists are especially weak). They do take a bit to break in so bear with it for a bit.If you are looking for a cheaper option I would recommend the Strength Shop Hercules Wrist Wraps - Black (30 CM), though you will be sacrificing some rigidity if you decide to downgrade.If you are willing to spend a premium for maximum performance and safety, then you have a few options:Strength Shop Odin Wrist Wraps (32" (80cm)), this is the strongest of the Strength Shop Wrist Wrap lineup and will give you excellent support. Though this is at the lower range of the spectrum when it comes to High Performance Wrist Wraps.'Metal Silver Wrist Wraps', despite what the name may suggest, it isn't in fact made of metal, but it may as well be. This is the strongest Wrist Wraps produced by the Metal company and is often used by International Powerlifter Federation (IPF) Powerlifters.'Titan Signature Wrist Wraps', this is THE Wrist Wrap, used by many and is the strongest Wrap the Titan company have ever made. A well worthy investment, though it may run you double the price of the Strength Shop Thor Wrist Wraps.Some advice:- When wrapping the wraps make sure the velcro is facing outwards and the thumb loop goes behind your hand. Wrap the wrap once around the base of your wrist just under your palm and then move the wrap upwards, more into your hand, and wrap again. Then use the remaining wrap to attach it tight to the velcro. This should give you very solid wrist support.- You don't need to wrap it so tight you cut off your circulation, just wrap it enough to feel solid AND comfortable (though only to an extent, lifting isn't supposed to be easy ;) ).- Make sure you get used to having them on, work with light weights for a session or two. For the bench press (as an example), when using the wraps, the bar is more in line with your forearm rather than behind it without the wraps. This will naturally throw your form and bar path off a bit and your lift will suffer for a few sets. *****DO NOT USE THE SUICIDE GRIP WITH THIS***** you SHOULDN'T use it for bench anyway but since the wrists are more straight, the chances of the bar slipping from your hands without your thumb to stop the it is very high and will most likely kill you.

These are great wrist wraps, especially compared to generic ones from myprotein. However, I came to repurchase these after losing them last week only to find they have almost doubled in price? Im quite disappointed with strength shop, I might have to take my business elsewhere.

Strength Shop's stuff is always great, I had a pair of wristwraps from them that lasted for 5+ years that I bought for £10. These are the ones I got to replace them and they're great, couldn't recommend them enough for general strength training.

As with all of the products I have purchased from the strength shop (lifting belt, knee sleeves, belt, lifting shoes and now wrist wraps) the quality is second to none and is the sole reason that keeps me coming back to the strength shop time and time again.Length and fit were perfect and secured my wrists whilst lifting, along with being comfortable. I had strained my wrist the week before which in turn lead me to buying these for extra support and as with all of the products from this company they havnt disappointed.I normally order direct from their website but chose amazon this time around and as always the delivery time was next day (same as ordering directly)Strongly recommend this product for anyone doing weightlifting who needs additional support on bigger lifts or those who like me are nursing an injury and need some additional support in the short termOverall very happy with the product (as always) and highly recommend the strength shop product range

Very high quality wrist wraps that are great for support during heavy bench press sessions.

Strength shop items are great. Bought this for someone else and they think its brilliant

5 star product and svc as always from my scottish bros

Nice solid build. Provides a great deal of support for my skinny wrists. Only downside is the price, it's ABIT expensive in my opinion for wrist wraps.

strenght shop penso sia la marca piu valida a livello di qualità presso nell'attrezzatura per pl. polsini molto validi . essendo di un elasticità rigida e lunghi è possibile regolarsi al meglio per la resistenza che si preferisce .

Ottimo support soprattutto nello squat. Per la Panca prendete fasce più morbide, se non avete carichi davvero elevati.Spedizione un pò in ritardo, ma nel complesso molto bene.