Prachwork Portable Hand Wrap Roller v2.0 & Laundry Mesh Bag for Boxing, MMA, Muay Thai Wraps

Was hesitant at first reading reviews questioning the build quality. It's perfect and very well designed.Materials: I thought I wanted metal and was "risking it" with this plastic one. I was wrong. It's high quality plastic with a solid build which balances strength with weight. Hold with one hand and crank work the other. Metal would be too heavy and not necessary for the job.Design: Easy to hold, grip, load and unload. A lot of iterative product design and testing clearly went into this product.Function: It's fantastic and rolls wraps in about seconds once you get it down. BUT, it does take at least few times to work out which end to load, which face, how best to start it, untwisting the wrap enough first so it loads smoothly, etc. I can see how people could possibly get frustrated and give up, but the investment in getting it down it definitely worth the time. Hand wrapping is easier when your wraps are kept neat. This tool makes it easy. Surprisingly great.

It’s so cool, it’s easy for us to get rolling

My 10 year old started boxing and hates rolling his wraps. I got this for him and it works just fine. I IS a little unwieldy when it's not mounted, but still works just fine.

I liked how well it performs. It's made of durable plastic. It's also a good price compared to some of the other options. It is also very portable and takes up minimal space in my gym bag. If you follow the instructions it comes with and use it accordingly, it's very easy to use. I am fortunate enough to own multiple hand wraps (more than 10) and had to do things like ironing and manual rolling of each to wrap to keep them maintained. With this product, it's cut my time significantly on putting them away. If you're an individual that likes to upkeep your combat sports gear, I definitely consider this an essential item.

This makes the tedious post-training wrap wind up fun. My son brings it in his back and all his fight teammates ask to borrow it. They'll even unwind and use it again cause it's fun and makes the wrap up process go so quickly. I ended up buying one for his coach to keep at the gym as well.

I've previously owned a ringside wrap roller; however, the major difference that I've found was the tightness of how well the wrap was rolled. The wrap roller by Pratchwork did a great job of ensuring a tight roll by looping the wrap through several slots and using your thumb to ensure an even tighter roll. The one by ringside didn't have such a design. I definitely would get a product like this again.

TLDR. Buy it if you box or do Muay Thai. Bough the metal Meister hand wrap roller first and although it does the job it is very awkward to use and because there are no guides built it to help control the wraps before they get rolled up it takes at least twice as much time as compared to the this prachwork version. It’s one will take about 20 seconds to roll up your wraps in a nice tight clean roll.

This did roll my wraps up nicely (once I got it working). The bag that came with the roller is nice for washing or storing my wraps. Other than that I struggled to see the benefits of this device.I usually roll my wraps by hand. I am not sure that this device saved me much time. It took me awhile to get the hang of using it. After several tries I wasn't able to get my wraps to roll properly starting from the loop side, so I gave up and started from the velcro side and that worked.There is a small notch that you can run the wraps through to keep it from getting tangled while you are rolling them. Unfortunately, it didn't work very well and I had to keep straightening the fabric as I was rolling it. I think it took me awhile to get the hang of it. I eventually pinched the end of the wrap between my index and middle finger while turning the crank so it didn't get tangled.This gadget will roll your hand wraps tighter than if you did it by hand but I'm not sure if it saves you much time, even once you get the hang of it.Wall mount hardware is included. Personally, I do not see any benefit to that feature. I had no interest in installing it on the wall or taking up the wall space (but to each their own).The bottom line is I'm not sure if this device is worth the trouble. It's an interesting gadget and it might be helpful if you have a lot of wraps to store and take care of. I think it would come down to the price for me to determine if it is worth it.