I cannot wait to see the new line! APT makes great wraps!

correct me if my math is wrong, but aren't they actually advertizing AGAINST their 3XH wrap somewhat? lets say for the sake of convenience that the convict and strangulator wraps have a heaviness of 1. if the 2XH wraps are 25% heavier than those, they'd have a heaviness of 1.25. if the 3XH wraps are 25% heavier than 2XH wraps, they'd have a heaviness of 1.5625. that would mean the 3XH wraps wouldn't be 50% heavier than the convict and strangulator wraps, but 56.25% heavier. same concept as compound interest.

lol i think ur at a higher level than most powerlifters care to be!

are these wraps ipf leagal

People can argue all year about who makes the best suits and shirts but APTs got the strongest wraps.

I noticed that Ryan Kennelly's using them now when he competes. You can tell by the black and white stripes on his wraps in this You Tube video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSRqi9QGggo

In order for him to change something it's got to be stronger. If he trusts the APT Convict Pro wraps for taking 1,000+ pounds of the rack then end of argument. I'm gonna use them for knee wraps now too cause they're way stronger than Inzer's best and I was a Z wrap user for years. I've never tried the new APT wraps but the black n white striped Convict Pros are incredible.

Apt wraps are getting like computers obsolete in 6 months, good job alan, ill be sending some
pics from the nationals.

ksouthwood

APT makes the best wraps hands down, and they are always innovating new products. Their concerns and interests for the lifter's benefit is untouchable right now in the knee/wrist wrap market.

Putt Houston.... now with more Bom Chicka Wahwahhhhhh

Obviously haven't seen these wraps, but I have tried the Convicts. Good wraps, but do not compare to the TP5000s. In fact, Ernie has a updated version of the TP5000s out right now, just came out this week. All I can say is UNREAL. They are expensive as well, $75, but seemed well worth it when I used them this weekend. They make the old TPs seem soft. It would be interesting to compare them to these new APT wraps.

APT definitely has the best wraps on the market. I use the Convict Pros for knee and wrist wraps and they are by far better than anything else going strength wise. I Cant wait for the new wraps to be released!

Jason
www.prowriststraps.com

Alan's wraps are by far the best wraps I have ever used. The Strangulators give a sick amount of support. I can't wait to see what Alan has come up with now.
Jared Menne
Sponsored by APT PRO WRIST STRAPS

APT wraps are already world record proven AND Alan Thomas continues to research and bring to market stronger products. He's one man definitely committed to the lifter. Thanks, Alan.
Cheryl Clodfelter
Sponsored by APT

http://prowriststraps.com/

Thanks for the question. Yes, they are IPF legal. With the addition of "The Wrap" APT now offers an extensive line from light to medium to heavy and now super heavy and extreme super heavy. The Strangulators and Convicts raised the bar, and now "The Wrap" pushes it two steps higher for those who need that strength wrap, and can handle it!
Sponsored by APT
http://prowriststraps.com/

Yes the APT stuff is really good, I like the ZRVs knee wraps. But I must say this, they need to sort out the website and make it more user friendly, the layout is totally garbage.

I'm with Stone on this one..... I liked the Convicts better than the Inzers.... almost as good as the mid-gen TP5000 ..... but the new TP-5000 is just unreal..... 3.5 m. of pure knee-tearing fury.... too strong for my wrists, but awesome on the knees

I like the APT wraps. They are my favorites. I'm eager to try the new wraps.