@Kosko - "Now a adjustable knee sleeve would be the best of both worlds."
Yes, this is what I was thinking. If I'm going to bend the bar, I want the traditional wraps and don't mind the time. I'm older, so I actually police myself and don't lift as much as I could (my thinking is that my muscles are stronger than my joints at this point).
For general gym squats and preventing knee injury, my bet is that this wrap is going to be great.
As an aside, the INZER wrist wraps are clutch. I use medium length. I also use them for pretty much every lift (including squats and deadlifts).
And for the love of god, those cheap belts with the really wide back that narrows towards the front. Once again, INZER to the rescue. One single prong INZER belt to the rescue please!![[Image: smile.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Yes, this is what I was thinking. If I'm going to bend the bar, I want the traditional wraps and don't mind the time. I'm older, so I actually police myself and don't lift as much as I could (my thinking is that my muscles are stronger than my joints at this point).
For general gym squats and preventing knee injury, my bet is that this wrap is going to be great.
As an aside, the INZER wrist wraps are clutch. I use medium length. I also use them for pretty much every lift (including squats and deadlifts).
And for the love of god, those cheap belts with the really wide back that narrows towards the front. Once again, INZER to the rescue. One single prong INZER belt to the rescue please!