elitefts Core Wrist Wraps

Solid Wrist Support When the Weight Gets Heavy
When the weight gets heavy, your wrists should not be the weak link. The elitefts Core Wrist Wraps help you keep your hands stacked, your wrists supported, and your pressing strong. That means more control on the bench press, overhead press, incline, dips, and any lift where wrist position matters.
Built for Focus, Trust, and Strength
These wraps are built for real training. The 3-inch (7.6 cm) width gives solid coverage and support without feeling sloppy. The thumb loop is double-stitched for durability, so it holds up through hard sessions and constant wrapping and unwrapping. The hook-and-loop closure lets you set the tightness fast and keep it there.
Choose the Right Length for Your Training
Pick the length that matches how you train:
60 cm (23.5 in): Faster to wrap, great for most lifters and day-to-day training.
80 cm (31.5 in): More wrap-around support when you want a tighter, more locked-in feel.
Key Benefits
Helps keep wrists supported for heavy pressing
Improves control and setup consistency
Easy to adjust tightness with hook-and-loop closure
Durable thumb loop built to last
Specs
Sold as a pair
Length: 23.5 in (60 cm) & 31.5 in (80 cm)
Width: 3 in (7.6 cm)
Thumb loop: double-stitched for durability
FAQ
What are wrist wraps used for?
Wrist wraps support your wrist joint during pressing and heavy upper body lifts. They help you keep a stronger, more stable wrist position, especially under heavier loads.
Should I choose 60 cm or 80 cm?
Choose 60 cm for quick, simple support during daily training. Choose 80 cm for more wrap-around support and a tighter, more locked-in feel for heavier work.
Are these sold as a pair or a single wrap?
Sold as a pair, so you get two wraps.
How tight should wrist wraps be?
Tight enough to feel supported, not so tight that your hand goes numb. Most lifters save the tightest wrap for their top sets.
How do I put them on correctly?
Put your thumb through the loop, wrap around your wrist to your preferred tightness, then secure the hook-and-loop. After the set, loosen them between sets to keep your hands comfortable.
Will these help with wrist pain?
They can help reduce strain by keeping the wrist in a stronger position during training. If pain is sharp or does not improve, get it checked out and make sure your technique and loading make sense.
Whether you are training for strength, competing, or just trying to keep your wrists feeling good week after week, these are a simple tool that helps you stay consistent. Focus on the lift. Trust your setup. Build Strength.