4 cm cotton
C.P. Sports Cotton Lifting Straps
A pair of tightly woven 100 % cotton straps 4 cm wide, washable, whose listing gives two different lengths for the same product.
What the maker publishes
- A pair, one size
- 100 % cotton, densely woven for high tensile strength — stated tear-proof,
non-slip, flexible to tie, sweat-absorbing and hygienically washable
- 4 cm wide
- 50 cm in the title; 60 cm in the third bullet
- Named for deadlifts, pull-ups and heavy shrugs
Two lengths, one product
The title says fifty centimetres. The third bullet says sixty.
This page reports both because the maker publishes both, and the difference is
real. A lifting strap holds by friction — it goes round the bar two or three
times, and each wrap adds grip. Sixty centimetres reaches three wraps on a
standard bar; fifty reaches two.
That is the whole specification of a strap, and this listing does not settle
it.
Four centimetres
The width, published — which only two listings on this shelf do.
It is the contact patch twice over: against the bar, where it decides how much
friction there is, and against the hand, where it decides whether the edge cuts
into the fingers.
Cotton, washable
One hundred per cent cotton, stated washable.
That is worth more than it sounds on a product held in sweating hands every
session. Two listings in this family are leather and carry explicit warnings
about water; this one goes in the machine.
Cotton also grips a knurled bar better than smooth leather and stretches less
than nylon.
No padding
Nothing between the strap and the wrist.
Three listings on this shelf publish a neoprene pad, and one publishes its
dimensions to the millimetre. This is the cheapest pair here and it is
unpadded — the load bears on the wrist directly.
Left off the listing
A load figure. Two listings in this family publish one, at 216 and 227 kg.
Availability
About 5 € on the German Amazon store, on the one reading this page rests on.
The Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking more than 1.6× the cheapest country. A gap that wide normally means stock shipped in rather than a seller on the ground, so those figures sit outside the range above.
The American, British and French Amazon catalogues list the reference with nobody selling behind it.
These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
