WARM BODY COLD MIND V1 Lifting Wrist Straps for Olympic Weightlifting - Rated at 660 lb - Hand Wraps for Powerlifting, Weight Lifting, Bodybuilding Functional/Cross Training, Deadlift Gym Bar, Cotton

Excellent for deadlifts. I prefer these to the V2.

If they added some extra material or cushion so they didn't dig into your wrists for super heavy lifts these things would be perfect. But for the price, comfort etc they are well worth the money. May favorite set to use

I bought a pair in 2022, just now replacing them. Mostly used to Olympic lifting (volume) or for grip once my hands give out for a heavy back day. Trust me, best straps for the money These straps have seen a 650 deadlift, 255 snatch, 315 power clean, heavy 200 lbs rows, carried your girl with them in, just buy them.

I have recently purchased these lifting straps from WBCM so I can not really speak to their durability other than they are tightly stitched and feel strong in your hand and when you inspect them. I got the classic red and white to match the red and white WBCM v2 shirt I ordered. I have used the wrist wraps for deadlifting and some very light snatches. I am new to Olympic weightlifting and my grip really struggles to hold the bar or the bar and some weight when practice proper positions in the snatch. I’m sure as I progress I will use them more and more. They are quick and easy to use, they grip the bar well and don’t make you feel like your hand is too far off the bar itself. I’ve used straps before that I didn’t like and was very hesitant to order these. After using them a few times, I actually like them a ton and really feel that if I use them I can focus on feeling the proper muscles firing and not focus on losing the bar during the movement.

I have a bunch of different type of lifting straps and I enjoy the ease of use with these. I use the primarily for deadlifts for context. I like how I can quickly wrap them around the bar in my setup so I’m not bent over wasting energy. These help that a lot, they are comfortable for me but I leave some slack in the wrap when in use. Tightening it up all the way could cause some discomfort since it’s thinner on top for some people but that is all preference. They seem durable but there is some wear already, however , I have pretty wrap knurling on my power bar and these were designed for weightlifting. I believe they will last a long time but it depends on use. Good value and worth it is you like simple and quick.

My leather straps ripped and I loved it, but I decided to go back to non-leather straps just cause. The strap is just like the picture, its thick and wide with a tear drop kind of style. My hands are small so I decided to cut through the middle that was stitched and resew it to a "9" shape style that would fit my hands better. It was perfect. I decided this before I bought it and it worked out really great. I knew the fabric was good quality and I knew I was going to do a lot of heavy lifting with it, so I needed to buy straps with quality fabric. (Note: Harbinger does have "9" style shape straps with good quality, but I wanted to try something new, if not it would have been Harbinger) My hands are small, so I modified it. My guy friends who have big hands bought these and used it as is with no modifications done and were fine and they love it. They do need a bit of a workout to "mobilize" the straps, after a few sets of deadlifts and etc. it took it about 4-6 sessions to get it to my liking. I still use it now and I love it.

This is my first set of straps. Easy to use and so helpful when working on technique. They seem well made and durable for a good price.

Didn't think it would be hugely different from my previous straps (Harbinger, Strong Strong Supply, Rogue, no-brand typical style) but I was wrong. They are better than the loop-thru style because there is no bulky loop part under your palm. They are also better than the typical Olympic weightlifting styles (thin straps with or without sewing together at the end) because those thin straps are hard to keep flat when wrapped around the bar. The only short come I found is that they can not be wrapped several times around the bar while being comfy. It feels bulky if you do that because those end parts are thick. This might be the reason that some reviews say they are bulky. You can just wrap only one time, just like the product images shows, and it works perfectly.

Been using it for a while. Works fine

Muy buenos straps, se fijan bien y la calidad se nota

Rien à redire, c'est un bon produit. Je les utilise en haltéro

I have a leather set from Schiek and I wanted to give these a go for a while to see the benefit if any over leather. These are great, wider than the leather ones I have but super comfortable and wrap really well. They don't cut into the wrist at all. Were a bit stiff to begin with but quickly became malleable and form fitting. Longevity is the test so time will tell, the stitching looks robust and strong so I think they'll hold up well. Good for the price and value.

I've been watching Oleksiy Torokhtiy on YouTube for a long time now and he always provides great content and advice for Olympic weightlifting. When it came time to purchasing another set of straps, I wanted to try his out. They are very well made. I've used them over a dozen times now and there's not even a stitch out of place or any tears or wear starting to happen. It takes a few sessions to break in however. They are fairly stiff to start, but now they are pliable and wrap tightly around the bar and are secure on multiple hang snatches or on singles. I would recommend them to any strength athlete.