HarbingerPadded Cotton Lift Straps - Soft, Supportive Neotek Wrist Pads - 21.5" Length, 1.5" Width - Reinforced Edges & Heavy-duty Stitching - Cushions Wrists for Lifting Support

These lifting straps are a must-have if you’re doing deadlifts, rows, or any heavy pulling. The material is strong and comfortable, and they wrap around the bar nicely without cutting into your wrists. Since I started using them, I’ve been able to focus more on the lift and less on my grip. Definitely improved my performance during back days. Great value and they feel like they’ll last a long time. A solid addition to any gym bag!

They're solid, i prefer these over gym reapers because they feel more sturdy and dont fold on themselves as easy. As someone whos been lifting for 2 years these are a great pickup for a strap thats easy to use, comfortable, light weight but still sturdy. They're a bit longer which i prefer but some people may not like that, overall great pickup.

I got this because I like the red, white and blue patriotic look with the stars versus others without this design. These are good quality lifting straps at a very low price. The velcro holds well and I plan to use these for some time. Even when they eventually wear out I will keep them on display in the gym because they are patriotic.

Good fit and are slip resistant. Good quality material, helps to keep my hands from hurting after the work out. Great for my home gym.

Have been using for a while, gets the job done and are super durable.

I have enjoyed using this to help improve my grip. It has been easy to use and has held up to the rigors of my use. I don't like to have equipment does not work. I would buy again, and recommend this product.

I've owned these straps for over a year now, and I've been lifting with these consistently throughout this last year.These wrist straps are excellent for the price. I've used them to pull 455lbs+ on deadlift, and haven't had any issues with them slipping. As you can see from the photos, the ends are beginning to fray a little bit, and the camo design has faded quite significantly. However I have been using these about twice a week for at least 10 sets total each week, so the fact that they are still in perfectly working condition is impressive to me. They don't show any signs of giving up anytime soon either!My only gripe is that they are a little bit stiff when you first get them, so just note they will have to be broken in for the first few weeks before they are optimal. Still works decent, even when stiff however.Overall, 5 stars, and I would recommend these to anybody in the market for lifting straps.

Background: First time really taking gym seriously at 40 years old, so results may vary. On to the review.Used for: Deadlifts(Barbell, Smith, and Dumbbell)New guy to the swole nation stuff and really the first time I started using heavier dumbbells(over 25 lbs, yes I know that's weak) and also started to really focus on more reps with heavier free weights. Seeing as how my day job is mostly typing away my life and answering a call or two, my wrists are not optimal for this kind of stuff. Maybe good for a high five to the boss, not so much for swole.Anyway, I was experiencing wrist pain due to the weight and having to readjust after 3-4 reps. Very annoying having to get your grip again. I was also starting to get a numbing sensation in my wrist at the end of a set. Also, not bueno. Not really something you want on your money makers. I joined my son at a Fit Expo and got to try a bunch of fancy wrist bands(some with loops, some with added padding, some with hooks, some with 'Murica splashed over a bald eagle and some with blinking lights. All seemed like overkill.Started searching and many old school fit folks kept discussing these no-nonsense, just do their job straps. Looked up reviews and decided to pull the trigger. BEST IDEA EVER. Arrived and they look like not much but they are amazeballs. Look up videos on how to use them BEFORE you use them.(Go figure). Once you figure out where one end goes(thru the little loop at the other end), and how they need to be pointing in opposite direction(one is for left other for right or same direction if you have 2 right hands), you need to see the video on how to do the motorcycle bar grip(Trust me, it works).Once all that is sorted out, holy smokes, they work magically. No wrist pain, no readjusting, no looking like a delicate flower(which I totally am. New to gym and all) . Weight evenly distributed onto the base of your hand and you use your target muscles for the heavy lifting. Zero complaints. The foam padding was comfortable. The cotton webbing never slipped even though it seems like it would. And easy to clean.Also, it was cheap! Hah! That's another win for this single dad!If you read all this so far, wow! Last time someone read so much of my reading, the ex was reading the divorce decree.Anyway. Enjoy the workout. Bye Bye Lonjas.