Meister Adult 180" Semi-Elastic Hand Wraps for MMA & Boxing (Pair)

I'm really surprised at all the great reviews for this product. Different strokes for different folks I guess. For me though, they're just not at all what I expect out of a hand wrap. These things are SUPER thin. So I don't feel like I'm getting nearly the kind of support I'm accustomed to. Also, because they are so thin, they don't hold their shape at all and tend to twist and tangle badly. Rolling these things back up is a nightmare. Another thing worth mentioning is the length. While I haven't actually measured these wraps, I have laid them out on the floor beside each other. And one of the wraps is well over a foot longer than the other. Not a huge deal but still kinda ridiculous for them to be off by that much.The ONLY reason I'm giving these wraps 2 stars instead of 1 is because they are dirt cheap. I should've known better than to think I was going to get a quality pair of wraps for $6.99. So that's on me. I know they are tempting at this price. But hand wraps are the cheapest piece of equipment you will buy for your boxing/muay thai/mma hobby. So it's kind of silly to use such an inferior product just for the sake of saving 5 or 10 bucks. I've ordered another brand and these things are likely going in the trash.

These are great hand wraps. They're comfortable, absorb sweat, and have a really nice velcro fasten. They're also easy to roll back up after you've washed them. The only warning I will give is not to wash them with your clothing-- I decided to hand wash my turquoise wraps and was so thankful I didn't throw them in with my clothing because tons of dye came out of them on the first wash. The water was as blue as fake lagoons at mini golf courses.

I would like to start by saying I own several pairs of wraps from Meister as well as other gear. The price point on these wraps were more then great and I will still use them for some time. My only is sue was that the color faded after one wash, and I mean a fair bit, I would say close to 70%.

Thinner than I expected, but look very cool. Got a bunch of compliments on them the first time I wore them to kickboxing.UPDATED: So I've worn these about 5 times total since buying them. I have a bunch of hand wraps from all different companies and alternate often. Although these look cool af, my impression is that they are not made very well. Yes, I wash them each time I use them (cold water, air dry), and I've found that the "DANGER" print seems to fade very quickly. Even the velcro is starting to come apart from the wraps. Like I said, I've only worn them about 5 times since buying them, to kickboxing, and my workout is usually only about an hour long - paired with the fact that I wear heavy duty boxing gloves over them for 85% of the workout, so it's not like I put them through anything too rigorous. I do pushups and burpees and high knees and sprints and things of that nature to warm up, so the wraps really aren't being affected. But whatever; just my two cents.

I love these! I practice krav maga and I like to train without gloves so I can make sure my wrist/knuckle form is good and strengthen my wrists, but if you do this totally bare-knuckled often enough, you're bound to break the skin on your knuckles. So I got this pair of wraps and one other pair for myself so I could protect my knuckles and give a little wrist support, and these work very well. I tend to wrap them so that there is actually less padding on my knuckles and more around my wrist since I just want that tiny bit of protection, just enough not to break the skin, but you can obviously wrap them differently for a different goal. The wrap is just a little bit springy, which I like. It's also pretty soft, the softer of the two different products I purchased.I wash these in a mesh laundry bag (so they don't get all knotted around all my other laundry) after every one or two uses and then hang dry and this process seems to be good for the wraps.Would definitely recommend and purchase again.

1 star for arriving on time. Thats about it. Wraps smelled like they were sitting in a damp basement after a flood and stale cigarettes. I'm NOT exaggerating AT ALL. Wrapped one hand right out the package, and my hand stunk like it too. Thew both of them in the wash in a wrap bag. COLOR BLED OUT INCREDIBLY into the water. turned into an old faded blue color- ordered "DARK BLUE." Took 2 washes before the stench was removed- even more color bled out. check the photo I uploaded- THATS the color after washing -vs- the dark blue image on amazon. Then air dried them. obviously they were very wrinkled so I set my iron on synthetics low and proceeded to flatten them back out while tugging along gently. First wrap I was straightening, snapped in half because the material/elastic came undone near the sewn edges. beyond annoyed! But that's a lesson that always seems to teach it self over and over: YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR- flimsy, thin, stingy hand wraps. I've owned other wraps from different companies, thought I'd save a penny or 2 with these cause of the reviews, but these wouldn't have lasted 2 full training sessions for someone serious about having a quality hand wrap. SAVE YOURSELF THE DISAPPOINTMENT, just spend the extra 3 or 4$ (literally) for a brand known to last a few months. BEWARE.

I have a couple of Meister speed bags and like them a lot. I have tried several different hand wraps from various manufacturers. My quest? To find hand wraps that permit reverse rolling such that you can put the thumb loop around the rolled up wrap. This way, you can put the thumb loop on and wrap you hands without having to uncoil the entire hand wrap (and, I guess, have the wrap laying all over the gym floor while you wrap your hands).I was hopeful with the Meister hand wraps because, as I mentioned, I have their speed bags and they are well made.Nope. The thumb loops are not long enough, or generous enough to go around the coiled hand wrap to hold it in place. Oh, well. The quest continues.

I had Beast gear hand wraps from amazon, these are much better. Thinner, so you can wrap tighter and more precise, it’s more comfortable around fingers, don’t have a line down the middle like the others that fold making it awkward. Very good, highly recommended

These wraps feel great. Good quality material. Enough stretch to get a great fit but not so stretchy as to reduce hand support. The length is great too. Don't waste time on cheap shorter ones unless you're a child. This length is great and more than adequate for a proper wrap. My hands feel comfortable and well supported lowing me to throw good strong punches.

The gift that keeps on giving, I use them often and they are very durable and they seem not to feel any wear.They are long enough for good protection, sometimes I hit the heavy bag only with the hand wraps and they behave perfectly.I have used them with mma gloves so far, I will use them with boxing gloves soon enough, but so far, I like them a lot.

As others have written these are not as elastic as other brands, so be careful not to wrap too tightly as they don’t have a lot of give.And then when washing despite soaking in vinegar the colour runs!!! Red everywhere. A load of white socks now... Pink. Groan.

Got the Danger Tape, and the Skull versions.As an amateur boxer, these are great. Fit perfect, and the slight elasticity makes them quicker to wrap around your hands than the non-elasticated variety. Colour faded slightly after first wash but this was stated in the guide you get with them, as well as in other reviews. Protect my hands perfect, have tested them multiple times over the last few weeks with both heavy bag and sparring in the ring and they have not let me down yet.Overall very happy with my purchase. Will bear Meister in mind if I ever need any more wraps.

I bought an ‘expensive’ pair of wraps from Everlast that let me down.The thumb loops were small and they put a lot of pressure on the inside of the hand.These are so much better at a fraction of the cost.

very good 180 inch .....really nice wraps....only down side is they dont hold their shape as good as some other wraps i have used n the past....you know when you go between your fingers, these seem to crumple a lot more when re rolling the wrap back up...just means i have to take a bit more time uncreasing them ....but all in all a decent wrap and the right length.

Excellent quality , perfect length for extra protection around knuckles or wrists . Wash really well , Fast shipping .

They are good but not as stretchy as the Everlast elastic bands. You have to be careful when wrapping your hands because if you wrap them relatively tight you can end up hurting yourself due to them not being as elastic as others.

So far so good. Wraps are a good length for between the fingers boxing style wrapping. The material is comfortable and not too thick so you can still feel the connection when punching. They do wrinkle up a lot after use and washing so need to be rolled up to minimise the wrinkles

this wraps are fine, I like because they do the job right, are easy to carry and very secure and strong fabric used, do the job and keep the hand in good position for boxing (only I use them for that) so yeah, I recommend it gratefully =)

Mexican style stretchy wraps, quite long but perfect for me. They've been washed a few times with no issues, the only concern would be the stitching on the velcro pad might come away with use over time but for the price can't fault them.

Bought these as I took up boxing as a hobby and these were very reasonably priced. The quality is good and they are perfect for boxing beginners as well as more experienced boxers.

I have tried handwraps from four different brands and these are the ones I would rate highest. If I had to come up with a potential flaw, it would be that I am not sure how durable the velcro will prove. So far it is holding up extremely well, but it is the ONLY thing I would have concerns about. Excellent product.

these hand grips are great and really nice looking.