Weight Lifting Straps 24" | Fitness Equipment

A 24-inch lifting strap built to take grip out of the equation on deadlifts, rows, and shrugs, with a 5mm-thick neoprene wrist pad and a non-slip wrap that holds through your heaviest pulling sets.

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5mm Neoprene Wrist Pad · Non-Slip Wrap

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One length, 24 inches. Wrap it around your wrist as many times as you need for a snug, adjustable fit.

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Why lifters reach for these

Four reasons grip stops being the problem

Built around one job: getting your fingers out of the way on deadlifts, rows, and shrugs.

Grip stops being the limiting factor

Wrap the 24-inch strap around the bar and your wrist, and the strap carries the load once your forearms fatigue, so your back and legs finish the set instead of your grip cutting it short.

5mm neoprene wrist pad

A 5.75-inch long, 5mm-thick neoprene pad sits under the wrap at the wrist, spreading the strap's tension across a wider band instead of a thin edge.

Non-slip wrap that holds

The non-slip design keeps the wrap cinched through a full working set, so you are not stopping between reps to re-wrap.

Built to hold up

Double stitching and a smooth overlock edge finish keep the strap from fraying through heavy, repeated pulling sessions.

Ask the clinician

How Do You Use Lifting Straps to Stop Grip From Limiting Your Pulling Sets?

A lifting strap works by wrapping around the bar and your wrist, so the strap, not your fingers, carries the load once your grip starts to give out on a heavy pull.

Three things make that handoff work on deadlifts, rows, and shrugs:

  1. The wrap takes the load off your fingers. Looping the 24-inch strap around the bar and cinching it at the wrist means the strap, not your finger flexors, holds the bar once your forearms start to fatigue, so you keep pulling instead of the bar rolling out of your hand mid-set. Browse the full lifting straps collection to compare every option in this build.
  2. A padded wrist keeps that transfer comfortable. The 5.75-inch long, 5mm-thick neoprene pad sits under the wrap at the wrist, spreading the strap's tension across a wider band instead of a thin edge, which is what keeps a heavy set of rows or shrugs from turning into a wrist ache.
  3. A non-slip finish holds the wrap in place. The overlock-edged, double-stitched strap keeps its wrap through the set instead of loosening rep to rep, so the hold on rep one is the same hold on rep eight.

As an orthopedic physician assistant, I designed the padding and wrap length around where load actually sits on the wrist during a heavy pull, not around a marketing brief. If you are deciding whether a strap or a wrist wrap is the right buy for your training, our lifting straps vs. wrist wraps guide breaks down which one solves your actual problem.

Rawal Mushtaq, OPA-COrthopedic Physician Assistant-Certified (OPA-C)

The mechanism, told straight

How a wrist wrap changes where the load lands

No magic. Just where the pull goes once your grip gives out.

A lifting strap doesn't make you stronger. It changes where a heavy pull's load lands once your forearms fatigue. Wrapping a 24-inch strap around the bar and your wrist lets the strap, not your finger flexors, carry the bar, so grip fatigue stops being the first thing to fail on a heavy deadlift, row, or shrug.
1

Bar and wrist wrap

The strap loops around the bar, then wraps and cinches at your wrist.

2

Load transfers to the wrist

Once wrapped, pulling tension routes through the strap instead of your fingers.

3

Padding spreads the pressure

The 5mm neoprene pad spreads that tension across the wrist instead of a thin edge.

4

Grip stops failing first

Your forearms stop being the limiting factor on a heavy set.

5

You keep pulling

The set keeps going until your back or legs give out, not your hands.

These lifting straps are training equipment, not a medical device. They are designed to move grip out of the way of a heavy pull, not to prevent or treat injury. If you have a diagnosed wrist or hand condition, talk with your provider before loaded pulling.

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Color: Stealth Black

Six colorways

Pick your color

Same 24-inch strap, neoprene wrist pad, and non-slip build in every color. Stealth Black is our best-stocked pick.

Black Weight Lifting Straps

Stealth Black

Our best-stocked pick and the colorway shown in our detail photos.

 Gray Weight Lifting Straps

Graphite Dominator Grey

A stealth grey colorway, built on the same 24-inch strap.

 Red Weight Lifting Straps

Intense Blood Red

A bold red option on the same padded wrap.

Pink Weight Lifting Straps

Bubble Gum Pink

A pink colorway on the same double-stitched strap.

Green Weight Lifting Straps

Green EcoForce Lifters

A green colorway with the same non-slip build.

Grey Weight Lifting Straps

Grey Camo

A grey camo finish on the same neoprene-padded wrap.

Built right

See every detail

The build quality and craftsmanship, up close.

Body Reapers 24-inch weight lifting straps infographic explaining how to use lifting straps: wrap the 24-inch strap around the bar and wrist, the load shifts to the strap, the 5.75-inch 5mm-thick neoprene pad spreads the pressure, and grip stops cutting deadlift, row, and shrug sets short
Body Reapers 24-inch weight lifting straps build infographic: 5mm neoprene wrist pad (5.75 inches long), non-slip double-stitched cotton-blend webbing, smooth overlock edge finish, six colorways, and a four-step guide to wrapping the strap around the bar and wrist
Male athlete wrapping a black Body Reapers weight lifting strap around his wrist before a lift
Male athlete looping a Body Reapers weight lifting strap around the barbell mid-setup
Straight answer

Do You Need a Standard Strap or a Premium Option?

It depends on how much time you want to spend wrapping between sets and how locked-in you need the hold to be. These 24-inch straps are the standard, budget-friendly grip aid in our strap lineup: wrap them around the bar and your wrist for deadlifts, rows, and shrugs, and you get the same non-slip, padded hold at our lowest strap price point. If you want a faster wrap-and-go setup between sets, the Easy Grip Lifting Straps trade a little wrap-in security for speed. If you want the most locked-in hold for max-effort pulls, the Figure 8 Lifting Straps loop through both the bar and wrist so the wrap will not slip loose at all. Most lifters start here and step up only if their training calls for it.

Designed by a clinician

Rawal Mushtaq, OPA-C

Orthopedic Physician Assistant-Certified · Medical School Graduate · 10+ years of clinical practice in Orthopedic Surgery

Why I build every piece the way I do.

After an accident left me with a severely injured spine, I spent years rebuilding my body, and more than a decade in orthopedic surgery studying the biomechanics of how the body carries load, and what makes it break down.

That understanding goes into everything I build at Body Reapers. I know what it takes to keep training hard without your body paying for it, so every piece is crafted with a decade of orthopedic knowledge and built to work the way it should: durable, reliable, and comfortable, set after set.

The training behind it

  • Coswig et al., 2015: A biomechanics study on multiple sets of deadlift training found that lifting straps increased the force and total work done by the prime-mover muscles, so grip was less likely to be the link that cut the set short.
  • Trahey et al., 2023: A controlled study on female lifters found using straps let them complete significantly more reps at 80% of their max deadlift, with a much smaller drop in grip strength afterward and no negative effect on bar speed.
What sets it apart

The Body Reapers Difference

Four things that hold up through heavy pulling sets and honest scrutiny.

Clinician-designed
Created by an Orthopedic Physician Assistant-Certified (OPA-C) clinician and built around where load actually sits on the wrist during a heavy pull, not a marketing brief.
Pro-tested
Tested by IFBB professionals and world-record powerlifters.
Built to hold
24 inches of strap with a smooth overlock edge and double stitching, built to hold through deadlifts, rows, and shrugs without fraying.
Honest price
$12.00, with a clinician-designed neoprene wrist pad built in, not sold as an add-on.
Better and cheaper, here's why

Two reasons these lifting straps are better and cost less.

One strap, two things almost no one else pairs: a clinician's design and our own factory floor.

Designed by a clinician

An orthopedic OPA-C designed the wrist padding and wrap length around where load actually sits on the wrist during a heavy pull, not around a marketing brief. Every measurement traces back to biomechanics, not trends.

Rawal Mushtaq, OPA-C · Orthopedic Surgery · 10+ years clinical practice

Made in our own facility

We manufacture in-house instead of outsourcing. That lets us control material quality and cut the middleman markup. It is why a clinician-designed lifting strap is $12.00 instead of a middleman-marked-up price, and why it holds up set after set.

Most brands outsource to third-party suppliers and mark up cheaper materials. We don't.

Trusted across the brand

Across Body Reapers

These numbers are the whole Body Reapers catalog, not this product alone.

4.86
Brand-wide average across 3,889+ verified reviews, spanning every Body Reapers product
64,000+
Lifters served
10+ yrs
In sports medicine
3,889+
Reviews, brand-wide
4.86★
Average, brand-wide

Tested by IFBB professionals and world-record powerlifters, the same standard the pros trust on the platform.

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What lifters say about these straps

Verified reviews for this exact product (438 reviews, 4.93 average on Ryviu).

A few of our 438 verified reviews. See them all below.

4.9
438 verified reviews
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Sophia B.Verified Buyer

These lifting straps work great! The material is strong, and I feel secure during my heaviest sets. Very happy with my purchase.

Liam J.Verified Buyer

Body Reapers has delivered once again! These straps give me great grip and are super comfortable. Highly recommended.

Isabella K.Verified Buyer

Excellent lifting straps! Comfortable on the wrists, and the added grip really makes a difference. I use them for everything from deadlifts to rows.

Mason W.Verified Buyer

These straps are perfect for heavy lifting. They provide the support I need without compromising comfort. Great purchase!

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Clinician-designed & pro-tested

Designed by an OPA-C and tested by IFBB pros and world-record powerlifters.

Full details

Specs, compare & the fine print

Specs & build

What's in the build

The build details, confirmed from the real product.

24-inch strap length5.75-inch long, 5mm-thick neoprene wrist paddingNon-slip designSmooth overlock edge finishDouble stitching for durabilityTested by IFBB professionals and world-record powerliftersBuilt for deadlifts, rows, and shrugsMade in our own in-house manufacturing facilitySix colorways available1-year warranty against defectsFree U.S. shipping on $50+Easy returns and exchanges

Built for grip-limited pulling movements: deadlifts, rows, and shrugs.

Honest comparison

Neoprene-padded strap vs. a bare loop

The real trade-offs against a thin, unpadded lifting strap.

  Body Reapers Padded StrapThin cotton loop strapUnpadded lifting strap
Price$12.00VariesVaries
Wrist padding5mm neoprene padThin, unpadded loopNone
Edge finishSmooth overlock edgeRaw cut edgeRaw cut edge
StitchingDouble-stitchedSingle stitchSingle stitch
Non-slip holdNon-slip designSlips mid-setSlips mid-set
Athlete testedIFBB pros, world-record powerliftersNoNo
Clinician-designedYes, OPA-CNoNo
Easy returnsYesN/AN/A

Green checks mark where the padded strap design wins on mechanism, not marketing.

Keep them gripping

Care, warranty and returns

A little care keeps the wrap and padding holding up set after set.

Care guide

  • Cleaning: wipe the wrist padding down with a damp cloth after use. For a deeper clean, hand-wash with mild soap and water, then rinse.
  • Drying: air-dry away from direct heat. Avoid machine washing and machine drying to protect the stitching and padding.
  • Storage: keep the straps in a cool, dry place and let them fully dry before storing so they do not develop odor or mildew.

Warranty and returns

  • One-year warranty against defects. Easy returns and exchanges.
  • Free U.S. shipping over $50.

Body Reapers stands behind the quality of our lifting straps. They come with a one-year warranty covering defects in materials and craftsmanship under regular use. This warranty does not cover damage from improper handling or misuse. How to claim: contact our support team with your proof of purchase and images of the defect, and we will inspect and, if needed, replace your straps within the warranty period.

Questions, answered

Everything you're wondering

All three. These straps are built for any grip-limited pulling movement, deadlifts, barbell and dumbbell rows, and shrugs, anywhere your forearms give out before your back or legs do.
Yes. At 24 inches, there is enough strap to loop around the bar and wrap two or three times around your wrist for a secure, adjustable hold, whatever your wrist size.
They solve different problems. Wrist wraps stabilize the wrist joint for pressing movements, straps take grip out of the equation for pulling movements. If you are deciding between the two, our lifting straps vs. wrist wraps guide breaks down which one fixes your actual problem, and our wrist wraps are the pick for pressing days.
No. The non-slip design and double stitching keep the wrap cinched through a full working set, so you are not stopping to re-wrap between reps.
A 5.75-inch long, 5mm-thick neoprene pad sits at the wrist, spreading the strap's tension across a wider band instead of a thin edge.
Yes, in the sense that matters. These straps are tested by IFBB professionals and world-record powerlifters as part of how we build them, not just a marketing line.
Straps make it easy to move straight from one grip-limited pulling exercise to the next without your forearms giving out first. Our back superset guide has pairings that work well with a strapped grip.
Wipe the padding down with a damp cloth and let them air-dry. Avoid machine washing and direct heat so the stitching and padding hold up.
They are backed by a one-year warranty against defects in materials and craftsmanship under regular use.
Ready when you are

A secure grip for your heaviest pulling sets.

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