Cotton Weight Lifting Straps with 18-Inch Wraps and Neoprene Wrist Padding for Deadlifts and Rows
Cotton Weight Lifting Straps with 18-Inch Wraps and Neoprene Wrist Padding for Deadlifts and Rows
These cotton weight lifting straps help keep the hands connected to barbells, dumbbells and cable attachments when grip fatigue arrives before the back or pulling muscles are finished. Durable cotton webbing wraps multiple times around the equipment, providing extra length for a secure setup during deadlifts, rack pulls, shrugs and rows.
Cushioned neoprene padding sits around the wrist to reduce digging and irritation during heavy or high-repetition sets. Reinforced stitching supports regular training, and the lightweight pair travels easily between gym and home sessions. Choose from the listed colors, thread each strap through its loop, position the pad over the wrist and wrap the free end tightly around the bar. These straps assist grip during pulling movements; they do not replace controlled technique or a secure hand position.
Specifications
- Quantity: 1 pair
- Strap material: Heavy-duty cotton webbing
- Wrist padding: Neoprene
- Strap length: 18 inches
- Construction: Reinforced stitching
- Listed pair weight: 1.76 oz
- Use: Deadlifts, rack pulls, rows, shrugs and other pulling movements
- Compatible equipment: Barbells, dumbbells and cable attachments
- Style: Classic loop lifting strap
- Color options: Multiple solid and combination colors
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is each lifting strap?
Each cotton wrap is 18 inches long, providing room for multiple turns around compatible bars and handles.
What cushions the wrist?
A neoprene pad sits between the cotton strap and wrist to reduce pinching and digging during pulling movements.
Are these wrist wraps for pressing exercises?
They are lifting straps designed primarily to assist grip on deadlifts, rows, shrugs and related pulls, not stiff wrist wraps for pressing support.
How many straps come in the package?
The listing provides a pair of cotton lifting straps, one for each hand.
When should the straps be replaced?
Stop using them if the cotton webbing, reinforced stitching, loop or neoprene pad shows tearing, fraying or other damage.