Sling Shot Mark Bell's World Record Knee Wraps for Weightlifting and Bodybuilding, Heavy-Duty Knee Support Strap for Heavy Lifting

Got these in the mail today. Been sick with a flu for a week but I was looking forward to trying these out so I did a couple sets in my garage. Nothing heavy but I needed to feel them and how they compared to the blue wraps. Wraps are the most stiff I've ever used. Seem like great quality. Can't wait to use these on a heavy squat day. A great tool to have.

Old knees = sore squats. Got these primarily for heaviest training lifts and max effort days. Stiff, and not "lounge around the gym" comfy. But, they are way better than those pajama striped ones. They are more robust than a sleeve, and work great. They have held up well, and help me get reps safely and without (as much) soreness the next day or two. Since I don't compete, I don't need to stay to a certain length... might like another foot or two on these, but that's just me and my mid-size knees. Good product.

If you are going to squat over 4 plates, you will love these. They are super stiff which gives a lot of stopping power at the the bottom of the squat and good rebound to shoot up. These only work if you have a heavy loaded bar. If you do 225 with these on, it's not going to work. Add the 4 plates, keep the core tight the whole time, and go as low as you can. These will keep your knees in place and allow you to squeeze those glutes to shoot up. Get these hoes.

Love these knee wraps! They are well made, thick and wide and hold up under repeated heavy poundage. If your serious about your lifts these are the wraps you need, definatly help you out of the hole. The only wraps I recommend and use.

Just received and wraps are two different sizes.

Great wraps. They provide great support and the rebound is amazing. The material is very tough on these wraps so do be warned that until they are broken in your skin may be left a little raw around the knees.

How stiff they kept your knees when they were wrapped around them

These wraps are great. They take some getting used to because they are very cast-like at first. After a few uses it's much easier to tie them off and to get them tighter as well.