Our elbow wraps are woven and sewn in the Oath and Oak Global factory for lifting brands, bodybuilding lines and gyms that want firm joint support for heavy pressing.
They are strips of woven elastic wound around the elbow before heavy bench presses, overhead presses and triceps work. The lifter sets the tightness with each turn.
Tension built in the wrap supports the joint at the bottom of a press, so lifters wear them for the heaviest sets and remove them between rounds.
| Specification | Options |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester yarn woven with rubber threads |
| Length | Shorter than knee wraps, cut to your spec |
| Width | About 3 inches |
| Grade | Flexible, medium or stiff |
| Closure | Velcro tab sewn at the end |
| Set | A matched pair |
A softer grade for warm-up sets, volume pressing and lifters new to wrapping their elbows.
A denser weave with stronger rebound for maximum bench presses and heavy lockout work.
Woven stripes in your colors that match knee wraps and wrist wraps in the same range.
Elbow wraps packed with knee and wrist wraps as one coordinated set for meet lifters.
On the Oath and Oak production floor, the elastic is woven on narrow looms, cut to length and fitted with a hook-and-loop tab that holds the final turn in place.
Bound edges stop the wrap fraying where it rubs the arm. Sleeves, hooks and straps feature in our main strength training accessories range.
| Element | Customization Options |
|---|---|
| Weave colors | Solid or striped to your palette |
| Logo | Woven in or printed on the closure tab |
| Tab | Colored velcro with a rubber or woven badge |
| Grade tag | Sewn label naming the stiffness |
| Packaging | Pouch, header card or box with barcode |
See how logos are applied across products on our customization page.
Each wrap is rolled with the tab closed, and the pair is bagged or slipped into a pouch so it travels neatly in a gym bag.
Retail boxes or header cards carry UPC or FNSKU codes, and cartons are grouped by grade and color.
Stiff grades help on max presses, while flexible grades suit higher reps and new users.
Enough length gives several turns over the joint without bunching inside the elbow crease.
A wide, firm velcro tab holds the last turn under load and survives repeated wrapping.
You wrap each grade on a heavy press, check how the tab holds, judge comfort in the crease and confirm colors and branding.
Production follows the approved weave and cut length, with every lot measured against the sample pair. Original wrap designs are shaped through our product development work.
These checks run on each lot under our quality control process:
Lifters often own both and use them at different points in a session.
| Feature | Wraps | Elbow Sleeves |
|---|---|---|
| Tightness | Set by the lifter each time | Fixed by sleeve size |
| Support | Firm, with rebound | Warmth and compression |
| When worn | Heaviest pressing sets | Whole workout |
| Sizing | One length fits most | Sized by arm |
| Put on | Wound by hand | Pulled over the arm |
A range that offers wraps beside our elbow sleeves covers both the warm-up and the heavy single.
MOQ and timing are set out in your Oath and Oak quote and depend on grade, length, colors and packaging.
Some shoppers type elbow straps for lifting, so place that phrase in your listing copy. Send grades, colors and logo files through the form, and orders ship by air or sea.
Still have a question?
Send your product details for a quote, or reach Oath and Oak through the contact page.
Many federations do not permit elbow support on the platform, especially in raw divisions. Brands should check current rules before making any competition claim on packaging.
Firm enough to feel support at the bottom of the press without numbness. A note telling customers to loosen wraps between sets belongs on the insert card.
They are usually too long and bulky for the arm. A shorter elbow cut winds neatly and stays comfortable in the crease during heavy pressing.
They are training support, not a medical device. Customers with ongoing elbow pain should speak to a doctor or physio rather than rely on wraps.
Hand washing in cool water, velcro fastened, then air drying protects both the elastic and the velcro. Print the care steps you approve on the label.