Rip Toned Fitness Wrist Wraps Now Available On Amazon France

Las Vegas, NV company Rip Toned Fitness wants to ensure that people around the world can get the most out of their workout. Their flagship product is the weightlifting wrist wrap, which quickly gained popularity all over the country. In fact, they were named best in class by a range of different fitness companies. This encouraged the company to offer the product to a wider, international audience as well. They have now announced that the wrist wraps are now available in France through Amazon.fr.

"Our goal is to make sure that anyone in the world is able to get the most out of their workout," says Rip Toned Fitness' Mark Pasay. "Our wrist wraps are some of the most popular in the country, having been a best selling item on Amazon for some time now. We are positive that the wraps will be equally well-received in France and look forward to increasing our customer database there."

The company is not just committed to creating the best possible workout accessories, they also want to make sure that people know how to use them properly to get the most out of them. This is why they have also launched a YouTube video that explains how to wear wrist wraps. In so doing, people would be able to use them properly and safely, thereby maximizing their benefits at the same time.

The French audience has been very receptive of the wraps as indicated by the 1,700 or so reviews that have already been provided. The reviews extol the various benefits provided by the wrist wraps and how they have enhanced their workouts. "I somehow hurt my left wrist and I was having trouble keeping my wrist straight while lifting weights. I used these and they really work well. They kept my wrists straight and the pain and instability was gone. They even fit under my gloves, which was very awesome. These are not spandex so you don't have to worry about wrapping too tight and cutting off circulation...," says an Amazon customer.

Rip Toned Fitness is now looking at offering not just the bandes de poignets on the French market in the near future.