I have other regular wraps, just plain rogue wraps, and they provide 2x more support. With these, the top of the cuff sits right at the wrist joint, so there is no way to stabilize the wrist.

Iv owned probably 10 pairs of wrist wraps of different brands and kinds over two decades. These are one of the best iv used. The padding inside and loop rings are probably the reasons for this. Very easy to adjust and the padding helps protect my outer wrist from blowing up lifting heavy weight. The only complaint I have is that the strap with Velcro are personally too long for me because my wrists are so skinny, but I can cut them if they don’t curl up eventually. Aside from that the quality of the product is 10/10. Very good.

I thought my last pair of wraps were great, this is another level. This gives me more support than I thought was possible. Reigniting my passion for the gym and lifting by how well these work and how confident I feel in benching with these. These set a whole new bar for what wrist wraps can do. Also never had wraps so convenient given that you can loosen and tighten without taking them completely off.

I don’t have much experience with wrist supports but these are great. Good support, made well, and they seem like they will hold up for a good amount of time

Works great and easy to use, love that I can lose them up in between set but yet leave them on

I bought this a month ago and I am so happy that I did because there are incredible and so comfortable. The best in the market

Bonus points if you know where that reference is from.. LOL! My power lifting routine, 3 days a week, is 4 sets of 5 reps, with 2-3 minute breaks between each set and at 315lbs; which is why I prefer the Schiek 1100WS ultimate wrist support over traditional wrist wraps. The fact that all you have to do is slip the supports over your hands; over your wrists and torque it down in order to do heavy bench pressing is exactly why I bought these wrist supports in the first place - ease of use. Good quality, although the velcro is starting to fray/matted from heavy use. When lifting, I torque the supports on good and tight; when not in use, they are loosened for comfort. Try doing that same thing with a pair or wrist wraps. The last thing anyone should be worrying about on heavy lifts is if you have proper gear, wrist supports in place while bench pressing heavy weights that are hanging around and over your head and neck. I like to minimize risk.