Wrist wraps Tunturi pair, green — supportive straps for weight training

Tunturi wrist wraps pair in green are supportive straps designed for weight training and strength exercises. Worn around the wrist, these wraps stabilise the wrist joint and help maintain proper alignment during pressing and pulling movements. Made for repeated use during gym sessions or home workouts, they provide extra support when handling barbells, dumbbells or kettlebells without compromising range of motion.

Advantages

The wraps deliver firm compression to reduce unwanted wrist extension and distribute load more evenly across the forearm during heavy lifts. Their compact construction and secure fastening allow for quick adjustment and repeated application. The textured material enhances grip security while remaining flexible enough to permit natural hand positioning when performing presses, rows or overhead movements.

Suitable for

• Barbell bench press and overhead press
• Dumbbell and kettlebell movements that stress the wrist
• Heavy sets during strength training and powerlifting
• Accessory lifting and high-repetition conditioning sessions

Key specifications

• Colour: green
• Sold as: pair of wrist wraps
• Primary function: wrist stabilisation and compression
• Material properties: durable, flexible textile with reinforced stitching
• Fastening: adjustable strap with secure closure for repeatable tension

How to use

Wrap one strap around the base of the wrist so the support covers the joint without restricting finger movement. Secure the strap at a tension level that feels snug but does not cut off circulation. Adjust the tightness before heavy lifts and re-secure between sets as needed. Use the wraps to maintain wrist alignment for pressing, pulling and carrying exercises; remove them for mobility work or warm-up sets if unrestricted joint motion is required.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrist wraps to reduce strain during maximal or near-maximal lifts and when grip position places the wrist in extension. Do not rely on wraps to compensate for poor technique; combine their use with gradual load progression and regular wrist mobility and strengthening exercises. Inspect the straps regularly for wear and replace them if stitching or closure integrity is compromised.