Dark Iron FitnessLeather Wrist Straps for Weightlifting, Powerlifting - Unisex (3mm)

I like it but i don't use yet.

It is very good quality material, to the point that the leather is so strong that it almost doesn’t bend and it is uncomfortable to wear.

2nd Update: contacted the company through Amazon and got a response immediately. Without question they stood by their warranty which is appreciated. I would prefer they either update their warranty information to direct people to Amazon or start answering their email provided, but either way, simple to get ahold of and quick response to the warranty claim (once I got ahold of them)Update: removing a star due to the inability to reach this company. The straps have started to wear significantly to the point where I feel I am only a few weeks from a tear and ultimate failure of the strap. While this has lasted much longer than my previous straps, these came with a "simple lifetime warranty". I have tried multiple emails to the company, responded to their promotional emails and have now tried to contact on Amazon as nothing has warranted even a response back, let alone a solution to the pending failure of the straps. They are still the best I have used, but why advertise a lifetime warranty if you wont support it.This will be my 4th pair of lifting straps and by far my favorite. I have used more traditional cotton straps for the last 5 years but ran into a problem a few months ago when our gym picked up a new deadlift bar. The flex of the bar made the lifts much more natural, but the knurling on it was very aggressive. After 3 uses it had cut through almost a third of my old straps. I picked these up as a replacement and I am impressed so far. They are showing some wear and the stitching has been damaged, but they are holding together and haven't been impacted in a way to affect the lift.With the above said, some general notes about these. They are certainly more heavy duty than other straps which is a big plus. They are comfortable on the wrist with only minor pinching (not sure this can be avoided in weight over 405lbs). They do start off stiff, but I found them to break in rather quickly, only a few uses. The straps do leave a bit of a black stain on the hand, but whatever, you are in the gym.Overall, these are great straps. While I do believe I will need to replace them due to the bar I use, they come with a simple lifetime replacement.TLDR: go with these over a slightly cheaper cotton strap.

I bought these straps for my training, which I would classify as the strength/power-lifting type. SInce my personal goal is to lift heavier weights, or volume work with relatively high weights (+400lb), I opted for the 3mm option. These straps are amazing because they are comfortable in my hand, perfect length, but most importantly they feel STRONG. I have used these straps on Rogue Ohio power bar (aggressive knurling) and they hold up. In my opinion, every strength trainee needs a decent pair of lifting straps when you want to attempt that next PR, or need an extra grip when doing volume training with deadlifts. These straps are great for both. Compared to the other straps I purchased from a local sporting goods store (which are made from some type of nylon), these are MUCH more comfortable and broke-in with just one training session. If I am being honest, however, the only part of straps I am guessing will wear out faster than the actual strap itself is the wrist padding, which closely resembles the material of a thick yoga mat. This makes the straps very comfortable but I'm not sure how long they will hold up.

I actually purchased these as an idea I had for a relative that had a serious stroke. When looking for a medical device I couldn't find anything. Found these while looking for a wrist strap that I was planning on sewing a strap to the side of.She has feeling in her right arm but can't move it on her own. Her left arm works well. I got these for her so she could wrap it on her right wrist, and use the strap in her left hand. She can use it to adjust her right arm so that it is more comfortable. She can also use it to lift her arm to hug her grandkids, her sons, and her husband. To hug visitors. She absolutely loves it. Works just as I had hoped it would and she said it is really comfortable. Which I should add, her right arm is VERY sensitive and in pain so the fact it is comfortable to her is HUGE.She refuses to take it off except to trade it for the other one while one is being cleaned. It's been 2 months+.I know this is not the intended purpose of this item, but it works for her as if it was designed for her situation. I genuinely hope this idea helps others. As a disclaimer, this is NOT the intended use, use at your own risk. Not all strokes are the same. Not everyone regains feeling in the immobile side. Not everyone with a stroke can safely maneuver their mobile side with this using their mobile arm. They may not feel it if it is placed wrong. There are risks for injury if not used in a safe manner. But I hope it can help someone else.