I purchased this and another more expensive version on revain. I actually prefer this one over the more expensive one. This with a 5 lb plate 4x will roast your arms.

I am pleased just not sure how much weight it can support before it snaps it is a rope. your bringing the weight up by. Love the idea of the thread pool middle Helps so when you roll it up it does not go all over. And the foam grips are good for grip and comfort.

Gives a good workout. Four different ways to roll, hands supine or probate, each with flexion and extension.Not happy with the one thing. The nut at the very bottom comes loose and falls off after a few reps. With the removable carabiner at the top to add the weights, there’s no reason why the couldn’t weld the washer and nut at the bottom to keep them from falling off. Easy to fix, but a pain to deal with so often on the gym.

Durable and holds weight. Extension for whichever weight you plan to use makes this a great buy. Been using for two weeks now. No issues or quality problems.

3 stars only because the handles came off and had to gorilla glue it together. This is with 20lbs attached. The workout is great for forearm but disappointed at the quality. Would've returned it but got into my workout series that involved this set so glued it back together.

The textured grips are held on with the smallest amount of glue. Completely came off after a few uses. After gluing it up properly with some gorilla glue, work just fine. Manufacturer should consider not cheaping out on glue.

Definitely worth the price. The most weight I'd added to it is 15.5 lbs and tried to use it as a tricep pull down - didn't work so well. I only use it for wrist rolling and works great.

I grew up playing baseball and used to use a mop handle, string and a weight to accomplish what this does. This is a lot easier. I can see how the foam grips may come loose, so I plan to use athletic tape or batting tape to replace it when the time comes. It is a great value and works well for its function.

The grip on the handles are cheap slip-on covers that don't even have adhesive to hold onto the metal. Mine started slipping with just 10lbs.

I used this when I went through rehab, with my wrist, and I knew that it would be a great purchase. It has been great for me to use with my athletes, as it ensures that they will no longer have weak forearms/hands. I recommend it for any athlete, or anyone wanting to have stronger forearms and hands!

Rope is just a little too thick for winding up during use. Doesn't want to coil smoothly. But product is sound! Thanks for attention.

This product is just "okay". It has a couple issue, which I think are probably the same in any of the forearm blasters that look like this one, I believe they are sold under different names. First, after repeated use for a couple months, the grips start to slip a bit-- not a huge deal. Second, and this one is more important so that you don't get hurt.Make sure you check the nut on the bottom that holds the weights on before each use to ensure it's tight. For some reason it has a…

high quality materials with this piece of equipment. I love this for forearm work outs. Great addition to a gym or just to keep around in the home.I got the rope cord (a bit cheaper in price), when raveling the cord up it requires a bit of movement for it to lay flat VS if you bought the strap, that you can simple ravel up and there won't require any additional movement.not a big deal for me, doesn't effect the product in my eyes.

Works great, unfortunately the plastic cover on the handle broke but i just use the metal handles since im not a sissy Could lead to overuse injuries in wrists and forearms!

Product is effective in targeting forearms. The loadable anchor is sturdy enough. I have been using 1-inch diameter plates, which I would recommend if possible, so that there is not a lot of listing if the weight shifts.My only negative criticism is that one of the handles is not in a fixed position and will rotate slightly as you perform your rolling motion. The give is not enough to make me regret purchasing and can be solved with liquid glue.

A wrist roller adds alternative and practical exercises for the hands and forearms. I'm happy with the quality of this one.

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…

The carabiner broke the first use. Other than that I’ve used it for a few months now with heavy daily use and it’s worked awesome. Just had to replace carabiner but this things works great and has done a lot of good for my forearm gains

Item didn't come with metal piece to attach a weight to. So I just use the cord and clip it around a medicine ball. Thanks for attention.

Tested this product with 10lbs and the grips slipped instantly even with a tight squeeze on the handles. I removed the grips by hand and coated the metal pipes with gorilla glue. I let set overnight and the grips didn't move at all. An alternative might be removing the grips and replacing them with tighter bicycle grips. After the glue the product is fine but it should come with some type of adhesive to hold them on to prevent the total slip out it came with. Three stars because it needed…