One Size, Perfect Fit: Why Wraptors Ditched the Sizing Chart
If you've ever bought wrist wraps online, you know the drill. You land on a product page, get hit with a sizing chart, and suddenly you're measuring your wrist with a tape measure you had to dig out of a junk drawer, second guessing whether you're a medium or a large, and hoping you guessed right. Order the wrong size and you're stuck with wraps that either slip loose mid lift or cut off circulation before you've even hit your working weight. Then comes the return, the exchange, the wait.
It's a small thing, but it's a genuinely annoying part of buying training gear, and it's one we decided to skip entirely.
Why We Went One Size Fits All
Wraptors wrist wraps are designed as one size fits all, and that's not a limitation, it's the whole point. The adjustable velcro closure is built to mold to your actual wrist, not a size bracket. Small wrists, bigger wrists, it doesn't matter. There's no sizing chart to squint at, no guessing game before you buy, and no risk of ordering the wrong one.
That also makes Wraptors an easy gift. If you're buying for a training partner, a family member, or anyone else, you don't need to know their exact wrist measurement. One size, done.
Built for the Joint, Not Just the Forearm
Most wraps sit low on the forearm and miss the joint entirely. Wraptors are built to wrap the joint itself, so you get real support right where you need it.
How to Get the Perfect Fit Every Time
Even with a one size design, fit still comes down to how you wrap. Wrap directly around the wrist joint itself, rather than sitting below it like most wraps do, so you're actually supporting the joint where it needs it most. Keep the material flat rather than twisted, and pull firm and even as you go. Don't yank hard on the first pass and ease off later, since uneven tension is the main reason a wrap feels wrong. Secure the velcro closure once you've wrapped to your preferred tightness.
A properly fitted wrap should feel firm and supportive without any numbness or tingling in your fingers. If you're losing sensation, it's too tight. If your wrist can still bend freely under load, it's too loose.
Adjusting Tension for Different Lifts
One of the big advantages of an adjustable wrap is that you can change your tension depending on what you're training. For heavy pressing work like bench press or overhead press, wrap tighter for maximum wrist support. For higher rep CrossFit style work like wall balls or handstand push ups, a slightly looser wrap gives you support without restricting your mobility through the movement.
The Bottom Line
No sizing charts. No guesswork. No wrong orders. Just one wrap that adjusts to you, whatever your wrist size, whatever you're training. That's the convenience built into every pair of Wraptors.