Sportneer Adjustable Forearm Exerciser For Improved Wrist Strength And Grip - Hand Strengthener For Home Gym, Pro Athletes And Beginners Review

I love the product, it really works, I am kind of big, 6'2" 250 pounds and strong build, and my friends notice that my forearms look thicker and stronger, some have asked me what I have been doing to get them like this. Some people complain about you getting used to the device and that it eventually becomes easy, for you I recommend, twitch the way you use it, do really fast sets, hold it bent for as long as you can hold, do a lot of reps, a lot of sets, rest for a week and then come back, it…

I purchased this device to aid in the physical therapy of a recovering stroke victim. I found it's simple design and ease of use, makes it more desirable or likely for an individual to use. I did find the range of motion is greater suited for wrist flexion, as opposed to extension. However, it does produce positive results for both.

I thought this looked doopy at first, but I bought one anyway. It actually works out the muscles in your forearms surprisingly well, and is great if you have to type or work with your hands a lot. During long gaming/homework sessions I'll usually take a break every hour or so and do 50 reps on each forearm. For me, at least, it's helped prevent my arms from getting sore after a lot of typing, and I've noticed more definition in my forearms as I've used them every day for around a month.

It's great for those looking to build the forearm, but it's not good for those who don't have much strength in the wrist. I wouldn't say it's beginner level even with the adjustable tension. All the adjustment does change the fulcrum point slightly. Also, it's not the most comfortable, however with the difficulty you really don't need to do many reps before you're at failure anyway.

I had a car accident a couple years ago, and broke my back and neck among other things. I fortunately had relatively minor spinal cord damage, and after two years of recovery, I'm finally able to work on my hands and forearms to gain back strength. This device is awesome for hands and forearms! I was paralyzed from the neck down, and was told at a point I'd probably never move again. Through brutal recovery, I got back to where I am walking, riding a bike and lifting small weights. Full scale…

I am a active workout person at the gym, so I am very familiar with the different exercises/equipment that are used for forearm/wrist strengthening. I decided to try out this forearm exerciser since I could easily use it at home for a quick workout. In addition, it easily fits in a backpack for travel.As I use this forearm exerciser, I can't help notice and feel the pressure that is exerted on the topside of my forearm. That fulcrum/cushion/strap really presses hard against your forearm. It is…

This is a very pacific item for a pacific routine very good for what it does, it’s very particular and very good! May not provide a full workout for the forearms.

Well made product. Easily adjustable tension. No instructions. Usage is pretty intuitive but some simple instructions from the experts would be welcome. The product is well made, the adjustments are simple and makes the product appealing to many users of different strength levels. I did not know there were to versions of this unit. I am not sure it would have affected my buying decision but having a choice or know there was a choice would have been nice. Bottom line for $11 bucks you can’t go…

With a Recent wrist injury my PT suggested this to aid in recovery so far working well only thing could say negative would be it is a bit tough to out your wrist into the initial positions but product works great would recommend