🏋️ 72-Inch Knee Wraps with Strap for Squats, Weightlifting, Powerlifting, Leg Press - Flexible Knee Wraps for Strength Training - Ideal for Men & Women Review

I was very disappointed with these bandages as the edge on both sides of the bandage is so hard it hurts. They offer good compression and the velcro straps are long enough, but I couldn't bend my knee or even walk due to the tight binding on either side of each wrap. I gave it 2 stars because of the compression otherwise I would have only given 1 star.

These bandages work great. I've had knee issues, including a torn left anterior cruciate ligament (1988) and a repaired right anterior cruciate ligament (2000). I use these wraps for leg exercises and they work great. Also, they love the fact that they have velcro to secure them. I'm really a novice when it comes to knee wraps, but you can learn it after a few tries. There are also some videos on Youtube showing guys how to bandage their knees.

My knees tend to hurt and burn when lifting weights which always prevents me from carrying more weight but after using these braces I was finally able to get over a weight I was stuck at and had support to handle with ease. Wrapping them up was easy for me and they held up really well during my workout. I read another review written by a nurse who seemed to have trouble connecting it properly and said they do it professionally and got a bad rating because all I can say is they might should go…

No more knee pain, swelling or instability. By wrapping my knee well and tightly with this product, I can do underparallel squats, lunges, jack jumps, and other similar movements. They provide great support. I have no pain or swelling. And I feel like my knee is comfortably supported and stable. I don't have to hit the ground for lunges and my jumps aren't that far and that's just my personal opinion. But I'm pretty comfortable adding these moves back into my workout. I really missed these. I'm

Not a very good item. I am not saying they are good or bad. However, the product itself is so rough and hard that it digs into your skin, making it incredibly uncomfortable. It's not the material I imagined and it's very, very difficult. Pulling your knees up is only half the battle. You have to bend down and squat, and when the fabric digs into your skin so far that you don't want to squat again. Now where I'm from this is not a product that works effectively. The owner of this company should…

After years of core exercise training, I was very resistant to band use. I didn't find them necessary, but as my weight increased I needed more rest due to knee pain. I wanted to experiment with bandages to make my knees feel better and these bandages looked great as they have velcro and most other bandages don't. When I received them I saw that they are made of durable material. They will definitely be in my gym bag for many years to come. It took me a few tries to learn how to put them on…

My squats and overall leg workout load are getting harder and harder and have reached the point where my knees are starting to hurt. So I took a closer look at knee pads and knee protectors. I chose this brand as I am already using their slings which I am very happy with. And I was not disappointed. Winding and unwinding after each set is a chore (it's so tight it blocks almost all blood flow when donned properly), but you get used to it. First, watch a YouTube video on how to put on knee…

Gymreaper knee pads are amazing. Super durable and very well made. I would recommend her without hesitation. My only comment and that's not a problem with the product itself, just a suggestion to use them in a situation like mine. At work I hit my right patella so badly that bending the knee creates a decent bump which is very painful at the moment. I was looking for something that would help add a layer of protection and ease my discomfort. I needed something that would fit under my pants, so…

I can say that these are the first bandages that I have bought. Most of the time I like to use compression sleeves because of their comfort. But when I weigh over 400 pounds on my back, I need something stronger. I recently bought a pair of elbow pads for the gym and was really surprised by how good they feel and built, not to mention they look good lol (I'm not one to care about aesthetics but they look sick). Since I was perfectly happy with the sleeves, I thought I'd try the Reaper knee pads