Lifting straps lasso, figure 8 and closed-loop straps made to your spec

• Lasso / single-loop straps — a length of webbing with a sewn loop at one end; the free end passes through the loop around the wrist and wraps around the bar. The most common entry SKU and the easiest to brand along the tail.
• Figure 8 straps — a webbing piece sewn into a figure-of-eight shape; one loop goes over the hand and the other around the bar. See the figure 8 section below.
• Closed-loop straps — a short closed loop of webbing, often used by Olympic-style lifters; compact and quick to put on.
• Padded straps — any of the above with a neoprene or foam wrist pad sewn in, usually covered in the brand color with a printed or embroidered logo.
• Strap + chalk or strap + glove bundles — pairs packed with lifting chalk or lifting gloves under one barcode.

Figure 8 lifting straps are made from one length of webbing folded and sewn into two loops joined at the center. The construction details we set per SKU are the webbing (heavy cotton, nylon or polyester), the loop size (sized to the hand and to the bar or handle the buyer’s customers use), the stitch pattern at the center join (box-X or multi-row bar-tack, specified per design) and optional neoprene padding on the wrist side.

Figure 8 straps are usually sold in pairs and in two or three loop sizes (for example small / medium / large), which affects SKU count and MOQ — see the sizing notes below. Logos are embroidered or printed on the center panel or on a woven label sewn into the seam.

Cotton webbing has a soft, textured hand and takes embroidery well. Nylon webbing is smooth and thin for its strength. Polyester webbing holds color well and stretches less than nylon. Many brands combine a webbing body with a neoprene wrist pad covered in nylon or polyester fabric. Some premium lines use leather straps.

Webbing width, thickness, thread and stitch pattern are specified per design and confirmed on the pre-production sample. We do not publish breaking-strength or load figures; if your channel requires a specific test, tell us at the brief stage and we confirm on the quotation what can be arranged.

Lasso straps are commonly made around 1.5 in (about 38 mm) wide, with overall lengths set per brand — longer straps allow more wraps around the bar, shorter straps are quicker to use. Figure 8 straps are sized by loop circumference and usually offered in two or three sizes. Closed-loop straps are sized by loop length. We help you pick a size spread that suits your channel without multiplying SKUs; the full sizing notes are in the specs & selection guide.

Common logo positions are along the strap tail, on the wrist pad and on the figure 8 center panel. Methods: embroidery (cotton and nylon webbing), woven or printed labels sewn into the seam, screen, heat-transfer or silicone printing on pads, and jacquard-woven webbing with the logo woven in for larger programs. Packaging options range from a pair in a polybag with a sticker to header cards, zip pouches, drawstring bags and printed boxes with barcodes and marketplace labels. See OEM & private label.

Fitness equipment brands add straps as an attach SKU to bars, racks and platforms; gyms and studios sell branded straps at the front desk; sporting goods retailers stock a good-better-best strap line; and e-commerce sellers build bundles with chalk and wrist wraps. Wholesale buyers can mix straps with wrist wraps, belts and knee sleeves in one order — see wholesale.