I use bandages on my wrists just because I love how they feel. They're like socks for my wrists. After my wrist surgery I was so enamored by how the wraps felt that I just never took them off. So clearly when I bought these I was needing something that would last. By the end of the first day, they had gotten so bunched up around my thumbs that it had shrunk by and inch and there's holes all over in all of them. Just by pulling on one edge of it, the material warps out of shape. Frustrating how low quality the material is. I mean just look at the pictures. The sad thing was how excited I was the first time I put them on because they felt so good. I'll be getting a better quality version soon. Read more

There is no way these stretch to 4 or 5 yards....at least not without completely unraveling. They pull like crazy and get those bumps wraps get after being used ton. Those bumps happened with first use! They are approximately 1.5 yards (6 inches wide), but attempting to stretch them results in pulls, unraveling, and stretched out spots that don't 'bounce' back.UGH. Buy the name brand. These are also super thin.Another note: I admit I did misread and thought this was for ONE bandage of 4 yards. This is a case of 10....my mistake, but be sure to read! :)...Or don't bother and head to the drugstore! Read more

I always used to exclusively buy ACE brand elastic bandages, but after having a great experience with  Dealmed's Fingertip Bandages  I decided to try these out. I like to use elastic bandages from time to time for knee compression and these were perfect for the job. The fabric was super soft and comfortable on the skin (maybe even softer than ACE) and the elastic and closure stayed strong over the course of a long day for tight, even compression. I was able to use it again the next day, and while I didn't need it past that it looked like it would have held up for even longer. I appreciate that the bandages are compact and come individually wrapped so I can keep an extra one in my bag if I need. Considering that these are a fraction of the price of the name brand, it's a no-brainer. Read more

They are not great at all. Flimsy metal broke or folded in immediately on the first use. The elasticity of the bandage was not the typical. There’s a reason they are cheap. Dollar store had better quality. Read more

They’re convenient for 1 time usage. Didn’t purchase to wear. I purchased to constrict my asmr goods. After first use, the stretch was gone. Used them all rather than throwing my money away, but I’ve purchased a real bandage/ wrap for cheaper and I’ve gotten several usages out of it. Won’t putchase again or recommend Read more

These wraps are really thin. After one or two uses, they will tear and have holes in them. Plus, the little metal clips are very thin/cheap, they bend way to easily and the tiny prongs bend backward easily. Read more

The bandages are fine but the clips are cheap. Teeth bent right back and snapped off with first use. Read more

These wraps or more in line with 2 yard un-stretched counterparts. A quick measure shows 64" or a little over 5 feet when not stretched. They may stretch to 4.5 yards if you were using one to tow a car but you'd loose a foot if you wrapped your leg in one.Would try again if they made one twice as long and marketed as such. Read more