Elastic Bandage 2 Pack. 4 Inches Wide x (13 to 15 ft. When Stretched) with Hook and Loop on Both Ends, Latex Free Bandage. Perfect Compression Wrap for Varicose Veins,Sprained Ankle

These have been invaluable to me. I used them for my dog. He had surgery on his side. He is 60 lbs so not small. Hard to find a body wrap. This is the ONLY thing I could get to wrap around him and keep gauze and medication on. They were invaluable to me and I tried EVERYTHING. You need to tell the vets out there.. My vets system did not work to keep pressure on the padding on his side or they slid off. For the price and function worth repeat buys as you only get so many washes. THANK YOU

This is perfect ace wrap for a hurt or sprained ankle. I don’t have to worry about hooks attaching or falling off and cutting me. The Velcro on both ends makes it to easy to wrap. Very satisfied!

This package of ace-type wraps arrived promptly; the wraps were easy to put on, and the Velcro-type closure works well. They do seem thin which makes me suspect they may not hold up well under multiple uses and washings, but so far so good. They are providing stability and flexibility to the injured knee. You would be hard-pressed to get the advertised 15 ft of bandage per roll, but with a 4 pack this was not a problem. It did take 3 of these 15 ft. bandages to do a thorough wrap on a badly swollen knee.

I have foot problems and have been searching for a 2 inch wrap. 2 inches is recommended for wrapping a foot due to the smaller width plus I’m a woman with small feet. None of the popular drug stores had it available. Well once again I found it on Amazon! No less a pack of 4 for the price of 1 in the stores! They are light weight, stretchy and have a hook and loop closure on both ends. They are the perfect length! They are soft! They are washable! I’ve washed mine by hand. I’ve been using the same one for several weeks now in this intense heat. It’s not hot it’s as if I’m wearing a sock only more supportive! The hook and loop does pull on the thin fabric a bit causing pulls, but this doesn’t take away from the products efficiency.

These are average length at best.... material is thin. Slow shipping.

No mistake with these bandages. One fact they have Velcro on both sides at the end of bandages. So when you take it off you and roll it up and use it the other way. It is comfortable, stays in place without sliding the Velcro has a strong hold. If you looking for durability look no further. Its made to last more than a few used the price was great for 4 in pack too.

Be advised, when you put this on start with the velco side up and wrap on top of it then the other velcro end will face down to attach on top. Love how comfortable they are and you can adjust just how tight it is easily. They apparently will eventually lose it's elasticity according to the manufacturer and need replacing but they are not expensive and they are washable (mesh bag). You definitely get your monies worth.Update: After using this wrap for a while, I found the Velcro strip is very hard and has sharp pointed edges which can irritate and or poke your skin during movement with the pointed corner and that hurts. I have no idea why this velcro is so hard of a strip because I've bought Velcro before and it's not hard at all it comes in a roll. If you are suffering from skin breakdown even the rippled edges of the wrap can irritate your skin too but most everything else will too.

The hook & Loop idea is the obvious next step in design; I don't understand why the "clips" idea is even used at all anymore. Those clips that all the other brands employ are so easy to lose! And if you step on them, which I always inevitably do, it smashes the hooks flat, rendering them useless. But with this "Velcro" design, everything is all one piece. Nothing to lose. The fabric is plenty stretchy and tough. The hooks & Loop hold it securely in place.This is the only type bandage I use anymore at my dojo—and trust me, we go through a ton of them! One little trick I recommend after using these for years is this: Place a strip of duct tape or something at the innermost end of the bandage so that the Velcro doesn't grab the cloth at the core of the bandage while in storage. Without tape, the hooks fray the fabric over the years. So the tape prevents the hooks from digging in until you're ready to apply the bandage. This cuts the wear and tear on the fabric in half, allowing the bandage to last twice as long. Even without the tape trick, you'll get years of constant use out of it.Highly recommended!