Knee wraps are a tool for your heaviest sets. Wound tight, they give more stability and rebound than any sleeve. Here is who they are for and how to get the most from them.
What They Are
Mammal Knee Wraps are elastic wraps you wind around the knee yourself, so you control how tight they are. They give maximum knee stability, help your rebound out of the bottom of the squat, and hold in place with a secure fastening system.
Who They Are For
- Powerlifters and strength athletes
- Heavy squat training and max-effort days
- Lifters who want more support than a knee sleeve can give
Who Should Look Elsewhere
- Olympic lifting or CrossFit? Wraps restrict the fast, deep positions you need. A V3 7mm or V3 5mm sleeve is the better tool.
- Want stiffness you can wear all session? Try the Stiff Knee Sleeves PRO.
How to Use Them
- Save them for your top sets and heaviest singles. Most lifters wear sleeves for everything else.
- Wrap firmly and evenly around the knee, then secure the end.
- Take them off between sets. Wraps are built for a single heavy effort, not to stay on.
- If you compete, check your federation's rules. Many run separate categories for sleeves and wraps.
Read Knee Sleeves vs Knee Wraps for the full comparison.
Sizing
There is nothing to measure. Knee wraps are one size, because you set the tension yourself every time you wrap.
Pair Them With the Right Sleeve
Most lifters pair wraps with a knee sleeve for the rest of their training. The guide will match you to a sleeve and its size.
Our Knee Support Buying Guide brings everything into one place. Step 1 is a 30-second quiz that matches you to the right Mammal support for how you train. Step 4 is our size finder: pick your product, follow the measuring steps for it and it tells you your size.
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Every Mammal sleeve comes with 30-day free returns and a 12-month warranty, so if the fit is not right, we will sort it.