Would these help support my wrists while biking?
844081
I Believe so. They help supporting my wrists when lifting heavy weights. give them A try
844082
Yes, but depending on how long you bike they can get a little uncomfortable, when lifting I tighten them then loosen them when I done me set, due to comfort reasons
844083
The straps give excellent wrist support so I can't imgine why they woudn't be fine for biking.
844084
I believe so. I used to be a gymnast and used grips similar to these for enhanced wrist support and it did the job of believe they will do the same for other activities such as cycling
844085
Yes, you should have no problems especially for down hills. Any wrist wrap worn too tight for an extended duration will cause some discomfort, I recommend loosening them up at intervals and then re tightening. We stand by our 100% satisfaction guarantee so there is no risk. Give them a try and have a great ride.
844086
They would, but they're a bit on the bulky side and your wrists would get sweaty. Plus for good support you have to wrap these tight and that's not comfortable for long periods of time. I'd personally recommend tape for biking.
797234
You could, but honestly it's pointless. I use them for heavy bag workouts with some 14oz gloves and they're very supportive. The only thing that lacks support with them is thumb support. I use them for heavy bag workouts under my gloves and they work like a charm.
1150964
Provides a nice fit....but if you need wrist support from a previous injury or condition , I would suggest you add wrist straps along with the gloves, like I do.
86059
They ARE fairly bulky, but they would work. You would likely feel a lot of rubbing. I would use some sort of strap on the chain side to prevent catching (rain pants for biking come with a sewn in strap). I personally would carry them with me just in case there is a surprise shower. I'm not sure though that I would find them comfortable for a long ride.
1773082
These will probably be too large for you unless you also use some padding underneath. My wrists are over 7 inches and the tightest I can get the straps does not keep them from sliding around. However, when I use wristbands underneath my wrists don't get abraded or sweaty, and the weights are much more secure. If you don't want the additional expense or bother of getting wristbands, just cut off the elastic tops of an old pair of cotton socks and they'll work perfectly, soft and large enough to fold in half to provide plenty of absorbent padding. Good luck.
2091177
I have a lot of pain in my wrist and in my fingers and they help me a lot at home and also driving. I wear mine while driving cause it helps with the pain and I see no reason for not doing so. One person wrote about them being too small. Make sure you measure your hand for proper size. Mine fits well. Hope this helps. John.
1147211
I think this depends on personal preference and the excerise as they can be worn to protect both inside and outside of the wrist. I think it was originally intended for the inside of the wrist though
1885233
I don't feel that they slip much and they don't cover a substantial part of your wrist, so I would think it should work. I love these gloves! I want to get some heavier ones now.
282339
I wouldn't. They provide some wrist support, but I think you are risking some damage if you aren't wrapped up, and properly padded. I like these for getting a good cardiovascular workout on the bag. They are so much easier to put on by yourself, that they are great for that type of exercise.
2234569
They are very supportive and will save your wrist from bending in a fall on any surface, pavement or ice. However I don't think they would be good for ice skating based solely on the fact that they will get wet from the ice upon contact and start to harden up and might even run dye. Depending on how much your falling of course. I can't see a better choice for support though. They rock!
416133
I would not. I'm a large male. They are still pretty long for my wrists. However, the longer they are, the tighter you can wrap them for support. Sometimes they choke the life out of my wrists. I only wrap them super tight before a super heavy set then unwrap them between sets to get the blood going again. Works well for me...the tightness gives me great support where I'm not relying own my wrist muscles as much for heavy weight.
1870123
Yeah they would be fine for small wrist. This is because you can simply wrap them around as many times as you would need to. With that said, these wrist supports suck.
576030
Yes they can be. I use them for working out under my boxing gloves and mitts. I have smaller wrists so I wrap them around my hand first, one time and then around my wrist and they are great. The padding has held up and I machine wash them and hang to dry.
1639514
It would a little but push up handles and let your wrists keep a more neutral position would help more.
871347
Yes. I have used these for a year and am very happy. Some biking gloves work better than others with these my favorites are specialized. Takes a few tries to adjust.
2091441
Yes, they do. I do handstands at my gym as well, and use them to help support my wrists, and they work great!
441539
If you have small wrists, yes. Also, it's very difficult to put them on by yourself, you'll need someone else to connect them together.