Yes4All Wrist and Forearm Blaster for Grip Strength Training

This is a very straight forward product. It works as intended. The rope is long enough that it would work for a very tall person which I am not. The handles are hard, but that is not a complaint. If they were soft or padded, this product would probably not be a durable.Great product that I highly recommend for anyone trying to bulk up their forearms or get the veiny look going.

Sturdy, solid value for what it is. Comfortable handles, not too big that it takes up more space than is welcome. Workouts are good, they are what you make of them, wind up then slowly wind down for best results. A much more economic solution to get the same result that other fitness companies charge double for. It will do the job you want it to do, and I have had it over a year with no issues, even if there were an issue with the rope or carabiner it would not be hard to fix or replace, the bar has held with no issues.

works wonderful , just hook it up to a low pulley of a lat pulldown machine and it keeps constant tension .. will blast your forearms really well !!!

This is what I was looking for to strengthen forearm for rehab after an ulna fracture. I have used a similar one in physical therapy and wanted to be able to use at home. It’s perfect other than the fact that the handles are not padded and cause blisters in the web space between my thumb and index finger. I am looking for suitable tube padding to cover the handles so that I can continue to use it. Update: I was able to find some foam tubing and now this works beautifully. I bought the foam tubing size 28 mm internal diameter, 38 mm outer diameter and it fits the handles perfectly. No more blisters!

This is great for your average joe who wants something to work out the forearms at home. The grips are alright, it's more of a soft foam handle, which didn't last too long after 20 or 30 uses, but it's nice to have versus the metal, or wooden ones, although arguably less durable. For myself, I only max this out at ~15lb or so. As for the cord that holds the weight, it's a lightweight rope with some extra stretch. At first it started to stretch out bit-by-bit, but it eventually reached its max, so I'm assuming that it won't break or wear anymore. The mechanism that holds the actual weights is pretty nice to use. It has a simple finger lever system, which goes on and off incredibly easy, and then just latches back on after adding a more weight. Overall, I would recommend this for anyone that just wants something that can get a pretty decent workout with a simple system on the cheap.

Simply, it works. Well made and my existing plates fit right on.

Decided to get this in spite of some of the questionable reviews. To address some of the negatives that I've seen mentioned.- Parts do fit together and it doesn't look like anything is mis-manufactured.- Grips do seem pretty well on there. I'm not worried about them coming off, even if they did loosen over time it's a very small issue.- The biggest issue I've noticed is the way the rope attaches to the anchor. I quickly noticed the rope knot loosening and the end thread almost pulling through the knot. There is some type of metal crimp after the knot so I'm not sure if it's an issue, but I feel the knot should have been done much better, or glued. Definite safety hazard, albeit fairly easily corrected.- To add to the previous issue, the bottom nut seems to be fairly easy to knock off, again contributing to potential safety hazards.I do really like the product/concept in general and am glad I got this. But be warned about the potential safety hazards which are seemingly systemic to the way this product is put together. If you want to be safe you should probably glue the bottom nut onto the anchor and retie and possibly glue/bind together the knot in some way.I probably should take off a star for the safety thing, but it's so easily corrected, and for the price I really like the product.Disclaimer: At the time of writing I have not had this product for an extended period of time. Take that as you will.

Basic forearm roller. Works as described and finish has held up well.

Very good quality and easy to use!

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My class hates me even more now!Easy to use and change weight on. Recommend if you want to add ways to build forearms.

Works as intended but there are two key issues:The rope is not static, that means it bounces and has an initial amount of slack that you must work through before it gets taunt/tight. This is quite unfortunate...The stack that you place weight on, has a lugnut on the bottom for some reason... This is very bad design. It means you can't place it on the floor to put the weight on, without it falling over. Such bad design.

Works very well. Can feel a good burn in my forearms after a couple of rounds with even just a 5lb plate on it. It is very easy to load, unload, and use.The construction is very good and better than expected for the price. All metal construction with a strong feeling rope, and nice textured rubber hand grips. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it is built.My only complaint I can think of is that when using a 2-inch plate on it, the rod is quite thin, so the plate slides and sits at an angle. It would be extra nice if it came with a spacer or something for 2-inch plates to hold the plate flat, but that's being nitpicky. All that said, the plate stays securely on the base and isn't at risk of falling off or anything like that, and it works very well for the intended purpose.