Leather Weight Lifting Wrist Straps with D-Ring, Neoprene Padding and 480 lb Rated Pair for Home Fitness
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Leather Weight Lifting Wrist Straps with D-Ring, Neoprene Padding and 480 lb Rated Pair for Home Fitness
$45.27
Sale price
$45.27
Regular price
These leather weight lifting wrist straps create a strong connection between the hands and bar for deadlifts, rows, shrugs, pull-ups and other pulling movements. Double-layer cow suede wraps around the equipment, while a padded D-shaped metal ring and widened neoprene section distribute pressure more comfortably around the wrist.
A 16.7-inch high-density hook-and-loop strap adjusts for wrist circumferences from 6.3 to 8 inches. The leather section measures 8.07 inches long and 0.19 inch thick, with a listed resistance up to 480 pounds. Each package includes one pair plus an instruction manual, and color options let users coordinate their gym gear. Position the wrist pad carefully, secure the closure fully and replace the straps if leather, stitching, hardware or fastening surfaces show damage.
Specifications
- Quantity: 1 pair
- Main material: Double-layer cow suede leather
- Wrist padding: Neoprene
- Hardware: Padded D-shaped metal ring
- Closure: High-density hook and loop
- Wrist fit: 6.3–8 inches
- Leather length: 8.07 inches
- Leather thickness: 0.19 inch
- Neoprene pad: 7.48 × 2.56 × 0.2 inches
- Listed resistance: Up to 480 lb
- Included literature: Instruction manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What wrist sizes do these straps fit?
The adjustable hook-and-loop section is designed for wrist circumferences from 6.3 to 8 inches.
How many lifting straps are included?
The package contains one pair of leather wrist straps and one instruction manual.
What helps reduce pressure near the metal ring?
Extra padding surrounds the D-shaped ring, and a widened neoprene pad cushions the wrist during pulling exercises.
Which exercises suit these straps?
They are intended for pulling movements such as deadlifts, rows, shrugs and pull-ups where grip fatigue can limit the target muscles.
When should the pair be replaced?
Replace the straps if the leather, stitching, D-ring, padding or hook-and-loop closure shows damage or no longer secures reliably.