"THE WRAP 2XH & 3XH"

"THE WRAP 2XH & 3XH"
APT Pro Gear Wrist & Knee Wraps for
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3XH is 50% heavier than the Convict and Strangulator Wraps

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James


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I just got my new 13mm belt and Convict Pro wrist wraps and APT straps. Looking forward to breaking them in.

thanks guys

Can't wait to try out the 3xh wrist wraps!!!

They are very extreme...I wrapped my wrists in them, and couldn't move it at all.

James

The 3XH knee wraps are unreal! I cant believe the IPF approved them honestly. I have been using the Mambas for the last 3 years, but these new wraps may just replace them. My last squat session for the pro/am i used them and they were sick! Tight, thick, super strong elastic, but still comfortable. I will probably use these at the IPA Pro meet in 2 weeks.

Thank you Big_Byrd for you review....The Pro Am looks to be an outstanding event with a lot of great lifters....Bestof luck Brother!!!

James

I used the 3XH wrist wraps this weekend at the APF AZ and they worked great!

I hit a pr and entered the 700 bench club. Support like concrete and amazing the amount of support they offered. A great product!

I was in awe of the Convicts when APT introduced them. I've used just about every wrap made (APT, IAD, Titan, Marathon). APT produces the best wraps of all the companies. The ZRV used to be APT's gold standard...then the Convicts came out and raised the bar. They blew away all other companies with those...Now, the 2XH & 3XH are definitive proof that no other company even comes close. Alan just sent me the 24" & 36" 3XH wraps the other day. I wrapped the 24 around my wrist and yelled "holy shit". My wife came running to see what I was yelling about. The 24" in those destroy the other manufacturers 36" wraps by far. I'll need help to get my 36" wraps on. Alan, I think you've set the mark with these wraps that no other company will ever reach. Thanks for providing out yet another amazing, kick-ass product.

they should be arriving soon!
i cannot wait to try em out

The 3XH wraps are by far the best wraps I have ever used!!! I get more support from a 24" than any 36" I have ever used.



Wayne

Thanks for all the feedback.

Clint Smith just received his. I tried them out and they are unreal. He has 24's and I think 36's might be overkill. I'm still going to try them though. Great wrap Alan.

My right wrist is killing me and has been for quite some time...getting worse...any ideas why and any ideas of how to make it better?

If your sure it is not something worse than inflammation, that might be hard to know without an xray, you could do the following:

Soak it in DMSO 2 or 3 times a day for 5-7 days. (You'll smell)
Run a course of 800 mg. of ibuprofen 2-3 time a day for 5-7 days.
Ice 2-3 time a day (especially after you lift)

I do all of these when I have a nagging problem.

Also, try wrapping your wrist in various ways, usually higher on the hand when benching helps secure my wrist and prevents any undue stress.

When all else fails, rest it.

I used the 3XH wrap today while benching in my shirt. I used a set of 24" wraps, and they are great. They held my hands upright as well as my 36" wraps.

I received my set of 3XH wraps in the mail yesterday. 36" wrist and 3M knee. They are stout. I'll probably give the knee wraps a ride tonight on some reverse band squats.

adamdriggers wrote:

If your sure it is not something worse than inflammation, that might be hard to know without an xray, you could do the following:

Soak it in DMSO 2 or 3 times a day for 5-7 days. (You'll smell)
Run a course of 800 mg. of ibuprofen 2-3 time a day for 5-7 days.
Ice 2-3 time a day (especially after you lift)

I do all of these when I have a nagging problem.

Also, try wrapping your wrist in various ways, usually higher on the hand when benching helps secure my wrist and prevents any undue stress.

When all else fails, rest it.

Cool! Thanks for the reply. What is DMSO? I will will try the rest of it until I get a reply from ya, thanks for the tips!!

We get it from local feed stores. It is an anti-inflammatory used on horses and not approved by the FDA for human use. That being said, there are some states that have approved its use and have clinics you can visit for DMSO therapy. I am in Florida and it is one of those states. There are 2 draw backs of DMSO use: 1. It will make you smell like garlic when you use it. This goes away when you discontinue it. 2. You must be clean when you use it. It is a solvent, so anything you have on your skin when you apply DMSO can be carried into the body. Don't let this scare you. Everyone in my gym has used it with great results and no ill effects. Do a few searches on it first so your comfortable with it.

adamdriggers wrote:

If your sure it is not something worse than inflammation, that might be hard to know without an xray, you could do the following:

Soak it in DMSO 2 or 3 times a day for 5-7 days. (You'll smell)
Run a course of 800 mg. of ibuprofen 2-3 time a day for 5-7 days.
Ice 2-3 time a day (especially after you lift)

I do all of these when I have a nagging problem.

Also, try wrapping your wrist in various ways, usually higher on the hand when benching helps secure my wrist and prevents any undue stress.

When all else fails, rest it.

Very good advice.

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