RockTape Wrist Wraps for Weight-Lifting & Exercise, Competition Grade, Designed by Jason Khalipha
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Exercise & Fitness > Accessories > Joint Wraps > Wrist Wraps
Store: RockTape
Average rating: 4.6 (332 ratings)
Features:
STRONG WRIST SUPPORT - Designed for the heat of competition, we didn't compromise when building these wrist wraps. Strings won't break, and elastic won't become brittle. Get incredibly tight and strong wrist support in seconds.
EASY ON AND OFF - Uniquely designed with input from top athletes, these wrist wraps combine the best of lightweight fabric wrist wraps and bulky elastic powerlifting wraps - in one product!
BREATHABLE FOR COMFORT - Nylon and cotton fabric blend is washable, breathable and features a 10% stretch for support and comfort.
ONE SIZE FITS ALL - Trust us, we've tested them! 2.5" wide and 22" long.
SECURES WITH VELCRO - No dumb strings or straps - nothing to break or tear - just slap them on easily thanks to velcro!

Competition-grade wrist support and protection. Wrist wraps are intensely personal – everyone has a favorite design. We think we’ve nailed the perfect wrap. RockWrists are supportive enough to help with your PR, yet minimal enough that they fade away during a WOD. The nylon and cotton fabric provides 10% stretch and secures with hook and loop (think Velcro). One size fits nearly everyone (trust us, we’ve tested.)
- Quality You Trust When you’ve got hundreds of pounds over your head, you only want the best. We use only the best materials and construction techniques to ensure these wrist wraps will never fail you.
- Competition Grade We don’t mess around with the construction of these wrist wraps. Strings won’t break – elastic won’t become brittle. A small 10% stretch keeps them secure and comfortable. And one size truly does fit all.
- Wrists Need Support We’re not saying your wrists are weak – far from it. But they do need extra support during heavy lifts – especially overhead – and wrists injury can stop your training cold.