We compared two 7mm neoprene knee sleeves: the Gymreapers 7mm Knee Sleeves and the Jupiter 7mm Knee Sleeves.
What we looked at
Thickness, approval, stitching, washing, and price.
The verdict
If you compete or want IPF approved 7mm sleeves, the Gymreapers is the pick at £42.99. If you would rather save £18.00 on a 7mm neoprene pair with reinforced stitching, the Jupiter is the alternative, at £24.99.
A £42.99 pair of IPF approved 7mm neoprene knee sleeves.
A £24.99 pair of 7mm neoprene sleeves with reinforced stitching.
Gymreapers 7mm Neoprene Knee Sleeves (IPF Approved, Pair) — IPF Approved
Intended for: Marketed as a pair of 7mm neoprene knee sleeves that are IPF approved. Carries 4.4 stars from 7.4K ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- IPF approved per the listing
- 7mm neoprene thickness
- Sold as a pair
- Large review history (7.4K ratings)
Worth knowing
- Costs £18.00 more than the Jupiter on these listings
- Listing gives few details beyond thickness and approval
Best for
- Buyers who compete or want IPF approved sleeves
- Anyone who wants the larger review history
- Those who want a 7mm pair for heavy lifts
Not ideal for
- Budget-conscious buyers
- Anyone who does not need approval for competition
Jupiter 7mm Neoprene Knee Sleeves (Pair) — Best Value
Intended for: Marketed as a pair of 7mm neoprene knee sleeves with reinforced stitching that are washable. Carries 4.3 stars from 2.1K ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- Cheaper than the Gymreapers on these listings, at £24.99
- 7mm neoprene thickness
- Reinforced stitching
- Washable per the listing
Worth knowing
- No IPF approval stated on the listing
- Smaller review history than the Gymreapers (2.1K vs 7.4K ratings)
Best for
- Buyers who want 7mm sleeves at the lower price
- Anyone training without competition rules
- Those who want a washable pair
Not ideal for
- Buyers who need IPF approved sleeves
- Anyone who wants the larger review history
