How do these compare to the straps with a DOWEL?
1821806
These are strictly for wrist support. Personally, I find the DOWEL can get in the way at times but also provide a better grip when lifting heavier weights. Straps with a DOWEL provide wrist support plus the added lifting support. It's preference. If you just need something to keep your wrists from rolling like I do, this is the product. If you like the DOWEL strap when you lift, Schiek Wrist Support Power Lifting Straps w Dowel. Hope this helps.
1821807
Really just depends on personal preference. The ones I bought are just for wrist support. If you prefer to have the support and the dowel then go with those ones, they will help somewhat with grip and hand protection against calusus.
1821808
They are basically the same in regards to wrist support. These do not have any straps so it's whether you want straps attached
1950057
I haven't used them and haven't had any problems. As long as the other straps are tight.
1710686
Don't know your specific answer but, as long waisted rider I no longer use the straps as too tight. padded shorts work great however.
1014558
I NEVER USE STRAPS. My suitcases are fully loaded so nothing moves around. So, I really don't know.
304020
They can, just remember one end is permanently longer. Unlike other straps where you can tighten it down to 6" long.
1261695
Unless your shoes are enormous, then go with the smaller size. I've been using Power Grips for years... the same pair as a matter of fact, and I rarely have any issues with the straps collapsing. They've held their shape and are always reliably there for me. I think they're a great little invention... not for everyone, but certainly for those that are teetering between toe clips and clipless like me. It's a comfortable alternative.
2178767
The straps proved useless, so we didn't use them at all, therefore I cant speak to using them in the fashion you suggest. My suggestion would be not to buy the thing in the first place!
1426891
They come in different sizes. I got Large. Previous brands I have purchased all had straps. And the straps/clips never worked properly on those. These are wide Velcro and do work.
472664
No there is no twist in them. Also they are medium duty. I forget what they said the max was but they are not really thick heavy straps. I would call it medium, not too cheap, but not as heavy duty as I thought they would be
1518702
At almost 100 pds I'm not sure these straps are adaquite. Where to attache the straps should be determined by where the danger to the set comes from. My set is at a corner where to room and an entrance hall dissect so that passersby might inadvertently hit it, but the achors hold the set (30 pds) rock steady so the the risk is minimal. Every set up should require a different response to the danger. Good luck.
1809460
it is all preference. I like the hand straps from Cotton Carrier. This is just a simple low cost option.
2048600
I bought these blind, because the Amazon description is not very detailed. They are rated 3000lbs breaking strength 1000lbs working load. I have not had a chance to use them yet, so I cannot comment on quality, however these are really nice heavy duty straps. Definitely several steps above your average ratcheting strap. I was moving and bought ~5 packs of straps from Amazon. I tried different companies since I was ordering multiple 4packs. These Goodyear straps are twice the size/strength of the other ratcheting straps I purchased. If you are looking for something larger to move heavy items these will be a good strap. If you are moving small stuff these are overkill, because they have heavy duty handles and hooks. -- these are big tie downs (AMAZON -- you need to update the technical information and more people will buy these straps)
1776122
These straps are one inch wide and each one is 12 inches long. I have used them several times to secure three different bikes, the largest a Suzuki C50, and they have done well. You will need to tie (loop) two together to get far enough from the bars and tank to avoid damage from heavier straps with hooks and rachets. Overall, I am well pleased with the performance and cost of these straps.
2174500
They are the nicest straps that I have personally seen. If I had to guess, I would say they would hold up through heavy deadlifts, but I can't say for sure. The company may be able to provide you with that information.
1183814
I run a zig zag pattern to each end and have them strapped on each side...you can use Velcro straps too....
1017499
I'm not completely sure but I believe they Velcro in place underneath and straps can be unsnapped.
2089413
The cross straps provide excellent support in comparison to standard lace up braces. I weigh 275 so stepping on someone's foot can put quite a bit of stress on my ankle. Standard lace up braces are good for some support but have never helped me much in injury prevention. Given I recently broke my ankle the additional straps were a must. Hope this helps