🥊 Master Easy Hand Wrap Roller - Universal Fit for Boxing & MMA Wraps Review

GET THIS! That's why no pin is supplied, which can break through wear and tear. Instead, it has a divider bar that you insert the bandages into. Much stronger and smarter. Great for the price, installed it at my gym in about 10 minutes. Works great and allows you to roll up bandages easily and quickly.

Really quick and easy way to roll up bandages. A 180 inch film only takes about 30 seconds to roll up nicely and neatly. Works great and being mechanically so simple (no gears) I really don't see how it could break or wear out prematurely. With the two screws (included) you can mount the scooter almost anywhere. It's so small and light you could probably just use double sided tape to attach it. Plus, it's pretty fun to use.

Makes wrapping bandages easier and faster. The handle is a good size and the distance from the center is just right, not too close where you can get tangled when turning and not so far that you tire your hand. This is best and most efficient. It even has ball bearings to make winding smoother and easier. For beginners, put on the Velcro first, not the thumb loop. When tying your hands, the thumb loop should be protruding, not the Velcro. It makes no sense to have a thumb loop inside.

I should have bought one of these a long time ago. I can already say it will save time and my hands will be happy. I read the reviews and most said it was better than the unassembled version. However, when I received it last night, I still didn't want to mount it on the wall (most likely in the garage). After taking an old hand clip and two small screws I have a mobile version that can be quickly attached to the back. any chair. And when I'm done, he'll be hiding in the laundry room. Hope this…

Love this item - great time saver. It's also solid and feels like it'll last forever. I originally bought a portable/manual roller but was very disappointed because it required 3 hands to use it (1st hand to hold the machine, 2nd hand to rotate the handle and 3rd hand to smooth the folded edges of the packaging when rolling). This machine mounts to the wall/stand/flat with just 2 screws and comes with screws, anchors and simple instructions. The wrappers roll up tightly/flat and peel off the…

This winding roller works great! Just screw it in to get started, it's easy to slide into the slot and start spinning. There is no easier and comfier way. Turn with the right hand, lead with the left. Depending on how tangled the wrapper is, you may need to slow down a bit to smooth it out with your left hand fingers, or unroll it beforehand. Works great when hung on the wall. However, if you don't want to mount it, it works great if you just take a spring clip and temporarily press it against…

We have a family plan at our local gym so we deal with a lot of bandages! I installed this on an Ikea bookshelf in my home office and it worked like a charm because I didn't look for wall studs and added more holes in the walls. There is a slot in the winding bar that you insert the bandages into and this will hold the bandages firmly in place as you wind them up. My gym has a version that has no slot and is practically unusable. I don't know if this is intentional or if it's a bug, but it's…