Meister 180" Semi-Elastic MMA Hand Wraps (Pair) - 3 Pack

I owned this same three wristwraps before and it lasted me 8 years. Honestly I can still use the three original wrist wraps. Wash and hang dry. The original set velcro is failing. The good news on the new ones better velcro! Here's to the next ten years haha. The wraps themselves seem sturdier as well.

I got the semi-elastic hand wraps by Meister MMA. Although they're my first wraps, they feel good on my hands, the length is accurate - very long it's enough to cover my entire hand and wrap around multiple times, the material is good quality - durable, all in all I rate 5 outta 5 stars

Got the 3-pack of 180" Mexi wraps, and I'm loving them. Meister's were cheaper than every other big brand on here, and the quality of their wraps are arguably better as well. I'm sure these will last for quite a while, but when it does come time to buy a new set I'll be sure to buy from them again.

These came quickly at a good price. The fabric is thin and has a lot of stretch to it. They hold up ok in the washing maching but hand washing is better. So far has worked as intended.

They are soft and extremely long which is what I needed. Works great for wrapping my hands. Awesome!

These hand wraps are the best quality, We've tried many brands, including really big names, we always come back to Meister😁😁

they do stretch out a little but definitely work very well for boxing

i like this item very much

i liked that i got ahold of these hand wraps. They were the perfect fit.

These hand wraps will do. Local gym just got a punching bag and speed bag, so I ordered these just for the new addition. I am used to the Everlast brand, but those are not as wide, and I prefer the wider velcro, as well; I'm hoping it will last longer. The wraps were fine, design-wise. They came wrapped, too. I checked them over and no design issues with the fabric, stitching, velcro or thumb-straps. Even though they are very thin, the fabric seems strong enough, and the slight elasticity to it adds a nice punch. 4 Out of 5 Stars Issue They smelled terrible upon opening the second plastic bag around them, and had slight, white, moldy stripes on the black pair of wraps; the top pair. The smell punched me in the face when I got closer. I had a slight skin reaction to this, just unwrapping them to prepare to be washed. (The skin reaction is not part of why I took a star away, because I have access to and could have used gloves, that was my bad.) They did have a silicone pack to deodorize and absorb moisture, but that was discolored and smelled, as well. It was leaking out from a hole that seemed to be punched in it. Since I don't know how long they were sitting in one area, possibly a humid warehouse, this is possible. - However, the situation can be remedied by washing them by hand in warm water with baking soda, white vinegar and a little Dawn dish soap. Taking Care of Your Wraps a.k.a. the Wrap Rap 1. ALWAYS wash and dry your hand wraps by hand, otherwise they will fall apart faster, even in a special washing bag. They are handwraps, and will eventually fall apart because of the stress to the fabric. * Depending on the color, will bleed into the fabrics of your other clothing. They get a real bad rap from this. * I use a cup of vinegar, 3 drops of Dawn and 1/2 cup baking soda for 1-3 pairs of wraps, and about a full gallon of water to wash and two gallons to rinse. Adjust as needed. Also, tea tree oil, just a few drops, added to the mix is nice for scent and to help prevent bacteria growth and mold. 2. Dry them by hand with a towel to soak up extra moisture before hang drying them. - When you do this, towel dry by either sitting them in a towel for a few minutes to soak up moisture, or fold them neatly and press on the top and bottom of the fabric. * If you wring them out, again, it will stress out the fabric and they fall apart faster. I don't recommend doing this. I.e. not happy, no wrappy. 3. Got wrinkles to betsy in them? They can also be steamed and/or ironed to get wrinkles out. - If you do iron them, place a cotton t-shirt or other fabric over them to protect the elastic in the wraps and use medium or low temp. - Iron over the full length of them, not including the thumb-loop; creases will do what? Make them fall apart faster. They're designed to be wrapped back up. 4. (Optional) Take lots of selfies of yourself in your wraps, with your wraps, just your wraps, fight club in your wraps, eating a wrap while your wraps are peeking out of your bag, taking care of your wraps, etc. But most of all, love your wraps and take care of them. And you. Cheers.