Rogue Wrist Wraps 2.0

Stretch version, 24" I urge you to pay attention to the negative reviews that outnumber the neutral or positive ones on this one. I thought I knew better and reasoned that my experience might be different because: 1) mine would be the Stretch version (and not Flex or Rigid), 2) I’m open to trying different configs, wrapping either clockwise or counterclockwise, 3) I’d be able to tolerate a tighter wrap than others may have tried, 4) others haven’t tried hard enough to stretch the thumb loop longer, and 5) experienced lifters often don't use thumb loops after initially using it to position the wrap anyway, so I'd consider doing the same. I also wrongly assumed that if Rogue designated these 2.0, and they’re priced higher, then perhaps at least some of the reviews were just from folks who might be averse to new versions of things. But I was wrong on all counts. None of the product's stock photos show the thumb loop in use, and most of them show the wrap being applied concentrically and evenly around the same section of the wrist, and I understand that may be the intended way to use the wrap. But it’s not possible to both wrap it that way and apply the wrap using the thumb loops, whether you decide to leave them looped or not, because they’re just that short. And if I want to clasp while positioning the wrap instead of looping the thumb to do that, I don’t have abnormally long enough fingers to reach down and hold it, and the loops don’t sufficiently stretch. It’s also not possible to wrap in the way that one of the stock photos shows (the fellow applying the wrap from the bench where it's angled to additionally support the base of the thumb). It's so stiff that when wrapping that way, there are either very large gaps around the wrist, where support is most needed, or you’ll have compensated for all of that by wrapping it so tightly that you’ll be more focused on rushing to complete your workout before you've lost circulation in your hand or on the discomfort, than your workout itself. Or you’ll decide to prioritize circulation, loosen them, and just not sufficiently support your wrists, which, as we know, is the whole point. The photos by the Dec 2025 reviewer are representative, but I’ll add a few more to visually clarify: the more you try to minimize the giant gap in the wrap by tightening, the more you sacrifice blood circulation. To top things off, the stiff bar of built up nylon material at the base of the thumb loop will absolutely press into the volar side of your wrist, because of how thick and rigid it is. You might tolerate it for a set or two, but beyond that, you can’t wait to rip these off. Rogue support has always been responsive and polite. But this product, while nice looking, is practically unusable. I’d be surprised if anyone from the Rogue team actually used this as their primary wrist wrap in their own workouts. Like another reviewer said, it's just not good, folks. I understand there is a return process, but while taking the time to share this seems worthwhile if it can help someone make a more informed decision that I did, net $12 back doesn’t.

In accurate website description. Return process, complicated and expensive and customer service not helpful.

These wraps suck they’re absolutely terrible not only did they suck had to spend 2/3 of the money that they cost just to send them back 30 dollar wraps got 12 dollars back for a terrible product never again

Wraps themselves feel great and offer good support. Unfortunately the thumb loop is too small and doesn't have enough stretch to be able to properly seat the wraps on my wrists.

Wrist wraps performs as it should, provides wrist protection but did not expect it to be as stiff as it is but don’t mind it as much since I have multiple wrap's.The most uncomfortable part is the thumb wrap as it cuts off circulation and causes my thumb to be extremely irritated . I had tried to use without the thumb wrap and it works a bit better.

Flex Version 24". I purchased these expecting a higher quality product (because it is from Rogue) than I can get from other apparel and accessory companies. Also with a name like wrap 2.0, i expected something special. An UPGRADE of a solution. Hence the 2.0 in the name. These quite possibly could be the most uncomfortable wrist wraps I have ever used. They feel like cheap "overseas" plastic, like i bought them for $3.99 on TEMU. The Flex version is so rigid that you can't really use them for anything resembling "mobility". I can't imagine how hard the RIGID version is. It is not a good balance between mobility and stability. Its not supportive. Its restrictive. its so stiff it won't even wrap around my wrist. It actually holds the shape it was in from the shipping package so they are oval shaped instead of forming around my wrist for support. I agree with the other Reviews also, the Thumb hole is too short/small that when your thumb is in the loop, you can't comfortably set the wrap at your wrist. It rides up your hand because the loop is too small. This causes it to be even more uncomfortable. I wish I had gotten the 1.0 or another brand. It will cost me half the price of the product to return it so I guess I'm stuck. My advise is get a different product if you want to actually move your wrist in a lift and if you don't want your thumb to lose blood circulation. Maybe the "STRETCH" version would be a better feel but its not going to help the thumb hole problem. They need to go back to the engineering team on these. Might only be used if i dead lift 500 pounds and can somehow pull the loop off my thumb once they are on. Extremely disappointed.

Quality seems pretty good, but the thumb loops are way too short.

Thumb holes are awfully tight… thumbs turn white from no blood flow if keep on for multiple sets. Rigidity of the strap vs the 1.0 wraps is nice though. Would recommend 24”+