Titan Signature Series Gold Wrist Wraps

Have used multiple in the last few years, by far the best I’ve used yet. Very firm and solid material.

I got these for my son for his powerlifting. He loves these straps!

Top of the line wrist wraps. They're stiff but allows you to perform the movement according to the adjusted you make.

I have done a lot of research recently and the two qualities I was looking as a powerlifter were cast and durability. Cast means it feels like a cast for a broken wrist and you can't move your wrist. You want an immobile wrist for the benchpress, because it will increase the force transfer and reduce the risk of a wrist injury. If you wrap the Titan Signature Series Gold Wrist Wraps properly, your wrist will be immovable. You also want durability, because if a wrist wrap has good cast you won't be able to keep them on between sets and you don't want to replace them in a couple of months. I believe the first thing to go will be the velco. The Titan Signature Golds use something stronger than velco and from using them a couple of times, I think they will last if you take care of them.Larger than Life was great to order from as well. I asked about a slightly more flexible wrap on the squat and lighter days and Lifting Large recommended the Titan Titanium. It was a good experience all around.

I am fairly new to lifting, having been doing it now for 5 months after a 3 year hiatus. My wrists, therefore, are pretty weak. After focusing more on dumbbell bicep curls and chest presses, my wrist began to hurt to the point where I couldn't lift a 25lb. weight. I switched up my exercises, and lowered the weight with more reps. That helped the wrist, but I missed the dumbbells. So I began to research wrist wraps, and these had good reviews. Made the plunge, and glad I did. It's only been 2 weeks now, but the 19in. wrap is thick and solid. The stitching seems to be very good, and the velcro is very strong. I can only wrap it around two full times, but there is definitely a cast-like feeling. My wrist does indeed feel very supported, which has helped when getting back into dumbbells. I won't say this is a wonder tool, as there is still the occasional pain, but it's much better and I do feel it's due to these wraps giving that needed support. If anything changes I'll update, but for now I'd easily recommend these if you need to support an injured/weaker wrist when weightlifting.

After injuring my wrists a few times and working through the pain i figured it was time i protected myself. Works perfect and made in USA.

Best wrist wraps I've found. Great casting and extremely stiff. Poor design because the left and right wraps are made identically. Easily fixed the problem by paying a sewing shop to reverse one of the thumb loops but for the price it should have been made properly at the factory.

After using these for 3-4 times a week these are a great accessory for when I do heavy compound presses. They are supportive and stiff which help keep my wrist bending to a minimum. Would definitely recommend if you are in the search for stiff and sturdy wrist wraps!