The label on these is sewn on crooked. Quality isn’t the best.

I bought these on a whim along with another strap to test them all out. Initially these were loose on the wrist end and I did not manage to roll the ends into the barbell effectively. I didn’t like them and dismissed them. I tried variations, including threading the ends back in on itself, but the aha moment is when I decided to twist the straps at the midway point, roll to tightness, and grab the excess on the side. Perfect!

Quick to wrap around the bar and to release at the end of the set. Tough material, will probably last a while.

Excellent, it’s Helps my sumo & convention deadlift

I bought these for my female client but was hesitant after reading some of the reviews complaining about the thickness being a hindrance to using these straps, but bought them anyway, thinking I could use them if my client couldn't. After several weeks, I'm happy to report she gets along with these just fine, and I use them too. Aside from feeling a bit goofy wearing pink straps, these work great and are much quicker when doing shrugs than my standard wrist straps. I would recommend these to anyone, but keep in mind, the thick material Spud uses will need to be broken in. Once the straps start to soften up, you should find these relatively easy to use.

I bought these to use w/ the deadlift variations of the snatch and clean as well as deadlifts (normal). They are a little thick and a guy yesterday said that his hands were to small when he tried them out. I am 6'5" about 240 and love them. When you let go of the bar you dont have to worry.

Had these for a few weeks now and don't really care for them My thoughts. Pros- these are made to rogue quality standards and will last a lifetime. If you have beast size hands these may be great for you. Cons- if you have small girlish hands like me (size 8 med) these will make you feel like you're trying to snatch with a 32mm PL bar.