thanks for this video i accidently bought wraps thinking they were straps I recently cut my hand pretty bad from trap bar deadlifts so defo need some straps for better grip strength
I have a great pair of knee wraps from GymReapers and I’m very satisfied!!! I also have wrist wraps too, I only use them for back, bi and tris. PR wraps I have and use for bench and shoulders…. absolute worth every penny! 🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️💯💯💯🎚
@@Gymreapers TY! I’ll never stop putting in that work!!! It’s always been my passion, and I feel very confident being an avid gym goer!!! Any thoughts on the PR wraps?
I’m recovering from a wrist sprain and was considering wrist wraps for a while when I return to the gym just to have that extra support. Would you recommend the wraps for workouts that would normally put a lot of strain on my wrists?
Yes! Wrist wraps are commonly used by lifters that want wrist support to protect against pain or injury when training. They are perfect for bench press, shoulder press, low bar squats, and other exercises that need wrist support.
Yes, our lifting straps have neoprene padding for your wrist, which helps prevent them from digging as you lift or pull. if you're looking for more wrist stability during push movements, we'd recommend wrist wraps instead.
@@Gymreapers I'm looking more for aid in lifting heavier weight when it comes to grip strength but I would like a bit of wrist support as well. I was just looking into buying some of your guy's lifting straps.
Lifting straps work pretty well for pull ups. Also lifting hooks work really nicely too they take even less off your hand,although I will say you should probably just let your hand heal up and hit the gym again. You may lose a little progress but you will get it back MUCH quicker than you gained it originally. Not trying to preach to the choir if you already do know this, but it's muscle memory. You can gain back progress that took years to get in just a couple months if you take time off for like an injury or something. I'd suggest just letting it heal and taking some time off, maybe just hit the legs for a while or something
@@jd2161 yes I did. However, I've never had this issue before, and I was trying to decide which one would support the wrist the BEST. I'm not an idiot. I got my answer anyway. As I have I haven't used either piece of equipment, I wasn't sure which way I should go.
Thanks for keeping this short and straight forward
So wrist wraps for push and lifting straps for pull?
Yupp
& for islolate movements?
Nailed.
I use wraps doing Biceps too and it really helps.
I got the bundle for both of em on the site, can’t wait for them to come!
How was it?
@@mygoatrei they work great I’d recommend 100%
These are one of the best companies for lifting equipment.
agree, not expensive but good quality
Just bought that red weightlifting belt. No more back soreness:)
thanks for this video i accidently bought wraps thinking they were straps I recently cut my hand pretty bad from trap bar deadlifts so defo need some straps for better grip strength
heavily considering buying these, i get a lot of wrist pain after a squat day
My advice from experience, the PR wraps are worth every penny and add 10-15 pounds to your bench, Squat, and shoulders hands down!!!
Haha i thought theyre the same " Wrist and Lift straps" good info😎👌🏻
I have a great pair of knee wraps from GymReapers and I’m very satisfied!!! I also have wrist wraps too, I only use them for back, bi and tris. PR wraps I have and use for bench and shoulders…. absolute worth every penny! 🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️💯💯💯🎚
That's great to hear John! Keep putting in the hard work!
@@Gymreapers TY! I’ll never stop putting in that work!!! It’s always been my passion, and I feel very confident being an avid gym goer!!! Any thoughts on the PR wraps?
Thanks for the general quick and basic explanation of the difference between the two.
'Cause the music is loud like an electric shock!!!
I ordered the gym shark wrist strap! Hopefully it’ll work amazing!
I’m recovering from a wrist sprain and was considering wrist wraps for a while when I return to the gym just to have that extra support. Would you recommend the wraps for workouts that would normally put a lot of strain on my wrists?
Yes! Wrist wraps are commonly used by lifters that want wrist support to protect against pain or injury when training. They are perfect for bench press, shoulder press, low bar squats, and other exercises that need wrist support.
Thanks for the info 👍
Thanks 🙏🏾
You’re welcome 💀
Do lifting straps provide any wrist support on top of being used for helping to grip heavier weight?
Yes, our lifting straps have neoprene padding for your wrist, which helps prevent them from digging as you lift or pull. if you're looking for more wrist stability during push movements, we'd recommend wrist wraps instead.
@@Gymreapers I'm looking more for aid in lifting heavier weight when it comes to grip strength but I would like a bit of wrist support as well. I was just looking into buying some of your guy's lifting straps.
Will these work for pull ups? I broke a hand and never really let it properly heal
Lifting straps work pretty well for pull ups. Also lifting hooks work really nicely too they take even less off your hand,although I will say you should probably just let your hand heal up and hit the gym again. You may lose a little progress but you will get it back MUCH quicker than you gained it originally. Not trying to preach to the choir if you already do know this, but it's muscle memory. You can gain back progress that took years to get in just a couple months if you take time off for like an injury or something. I'd suggest just letting it heal and taking some time off, maybe just hit the legs for a while or something
I have carpal tunnel in both wrists and arthritis as well. Do I need wrist wraps or lifting straps or both?
..... did you watch the video at all?
@@jd2161 yes I did. However, I've never had this issue before, and I was trying to decide which one would support the wrist the BEST. I'm not an idiot. I got my answer anyway. As I have I haven't used either piece of equipment, I wasn't sure which way I should go.
I just got wrist wraps because I have pain in my wrists while using dumbbells and bars should I be using wraps?
Are they worth it does your wrist still hurt??
I didn't know they're fucking different😂
Brooo that is not u on tha cover of the video wtf
informative video, but terrible background music - like a horror movie stuff
What if you need both wrist support and grip?