By Ewan Wills, freelance product designer · UK · Last updated
Wrap your hands in seconds.
EWrapper is a compact, autonomous device that winds combat-sports hand wraps consistently and fast — cutting a ten-minute ritual to under a minute.
Three steps, every time.
Load
Drop in a standard 180″ wrap. The spool catches automatically — no threading.
Place
Slide your hand into the guide. Soft alignment cradles thumb and knuckles.
Press
One button. A consistent tension profile winds around wrist, knuckles and thumb in 45 seconds.
Consistency is the point.
Prototypes in the wild.
EWrapper is a motorised hand-wrap roller.
EWrapper by Ewan Wills is a compact, motorised device that automatically winds combat-sports hand wraps with consistent tension. It uses a constant-tension spool and an ergonomically guided path to wind a standard 180-inch wrap around the wrist, knuckles, and thumb in approximately 45 seconds, with a single button press. It is built for boxing, Muay Thai, and MMA athletes who train often enough that the ten-minute manual wrapping ritual adds up — and consistent enough that uneven tension contributes to wrist injuries over time. Designed and assembled in the United Kingdom by Ewan Wills.
EWrapper vs hand-rolling vs passive dispensers.
| Aspect | EWrapper | Rolling by hand | Passive dispensers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per wrap | ~45 seconds | ~10 minutes | ~3–5 minutes |
| Tension consistency | Constant-tension spool | Varies session to session | Depends on operator |
| Effort | Load + press | Manual technique each time | Manual, partially assisted |
| Cost | £29 (one-off) | Free (skill required) | Varies |
| Best for | Frequent training; consistency-led athletes | Occasional sessions; coaches teaching technique | Mixed-use gyms |
Hand-rolling wins when you only train occasionally and don't mind variation between sessions. EWrapper wins when training is frequent and consistency directly affects wrist health and warm-up time.
Quick answers about EWrapper.
- What sports is EWrapper designed for?
- Boxing, Muay Thai, and MMA — any sport that uses standard 180-inch hand wraps.
- How much does EWrapper cost?
- £29 GBP. Currently out of stock; sign up via the notify-me form below for back-in-stock alerts.
- How long does EWrapper take to wind one wrap?
- Approximately 45 seconds, after loading the wrap and placing your hand in the guide.
- Why does consistent wrapping matter?
- Manually applied wraps vary in tension, tightness, and coverage — even for experienced fighters. That inconsistency causes wrist injuries over time. EWrapper applies the same wrap profile every session.
- Where does EWrapper ship from?
- United Kingdom. International orders are accepted; email contact@ewanwills.co.uk for shipping quotes outside the UK.
- Is the EWrapper machine-washable?
- No. The EWrapper is a 3D-printed device with internal mechanisms. The hand wrap itself is washable; the device is wiped down between sessions.