WARM BODY COLD MIND Premium Leather Wrist Wraps for Cross Training, Olympic Weightlifting, Powerlifting, Bodybuilding, Deadlift, Strength Training and Wrist Support with Thumb Loop (Blue Basic, M)

Honestly didn’t think narrow wrist wraps were a thing but I went digging and found these. Have been pleasantly surprised at the quality of these thus far, they’re extremely comfortable and hold up well under weight. I thought with how narrow they are that they’d give some trouble with moving around on certain exercises but they don’t, once you tighten these up they aren’t going anywhere. Great product for a great price.

I got these since I wanted a wrap that is a bit thinner but I think these are a bit too thin for me. They do provide support and the velcro keeps it connected and secure.

The logo was peeling off the first time I used them. I'd prefer them plain so it's not a big deal, but something to note if that's something you care about. They're going to look bad as the letters come off unevenly.The blue dye stained my skin the first few times I sweat in them. It was relatively easy to scrub off, but, again, it makes you question the quality.As far as functionality goes, these are midway between traditional, thick wrist wraps and wearing nothing. They definitely provide some support, but they don't completely limit movement. You might want more support if you're pressing heavy, but these are great for power cleans and oly lifts where you might want stability, but still need wrist ROM.

The premium leather is durable and provides excellent support, allowing me to push my limits without worrying about wrist pain. The hook and loop closure make them easy to adjust and stay securely in place throughout my workout. These wraps have significantly improved my performance in deadlifts, squats, and overhead presses.I've used several other wrist wraps, but they differ in quality and support. This pair is worth every penny!

The media could not be loaded. These straps are made well and the leather is both soft and flexible, which I like. The backside also has suede texturing and I think that it feels good on my skin. They have enough velcro-style attachments that they hold strong without any budging during use, so that's a plus as well.The part that is somewhat questionable for me, depending on one's needs, is the width. They are not wide at all, only about a penny, where others I've used are generally as wide as a silver dollar. They do provide some stoppage with my wrists over-bending, once they are in the right place, of course, but they don't fully restrict my wrists, which is more important for heavy maximum lifts(see video/images).For me, I think these are best for wearing during all weight lifting exercises where some wrist movement is still needed. They will help in preventing an overextention on things like benching, but I'll still need my wider straps for things like power curls, where complete restriction of my wrist movement is necessary.All told, they are priced well for their quality and craftsmanship, so I'm glad I have them, and will wear them for entire workouts, just not max power lift days. Thank you.