Wrist And Forearm Strength Trainer - Yes4All Wrist Roller & Forearm Roller For Effective Workout - Fits 1-Inch Standard & 2-Inch Olympic Weight Plates - Wrist/Arm Blaster For Enhanced Results Review

The rope is somewhat elastic which kills the point of this as a tool. You want the energy from the wrist curl to directly go into the weight being carried, not making it bounce all over. The stand that holds the weights is a joke. Remove it and just loop the rope around the weights. The carabiner is sharp btw, so make sure you don't cut the rope.The grip is not great and how the rope comes out of the center of the bar is. interesting. Just buy a rope, carabiner, and stick.

This product serves one purpose and the hand grips came loose the first time I used it. I’ve taken them all the way off and will probably try to glue them on, but considering the single functionality of this item, the grips should have been applied better, or just left off. I can’t see the purpose in making them removable on purpose because with them on, they just spin as you try to rotate the bar, rendering it useless. Otherwise, it seems like a good product.

This roller were recommended by my Neurologist after a lengthy loss of muscle mass due to a botched cervical surgery and after the revision surgery to correct the problems created by the first. Needless to say revision was NOT by the same doctor. I had lost much of my dexterity and strength. Using this tool and other exercise options I have been able to slowly recover to a reasonable life. I recommend these highly as an excellent tool for strengthening the hands, arms and upper body.

I could have bought a weight, rope, and stick, but I like this rope and stick for the price I got it. This is awesome for anyone who wants to work on their forearm strength, and can be manipulated with different arm positions to maximize this capacity.

No need to go to a gym and pay $$ to stay in shape. I like this thing but would like it better if the grips were 2" in diameter instead of 1". What I do when I use it is wear gloves and grab the inner part of it when I turn it, which is 2x the diameter, it's easier to grip that way. The rubber grips tend to want to slip if you don't grab onto them hard enough.

The clip that you attach to the weight holder has dropped the weight onto the floor a few times when I try to begin rolling. I realized that it was because the clip, if not completely straight, has a tendency to just give out and let the weight go. Be more cautious than I was when using this product, otherwise you might hurt yourself. However, when it does not drop the weight, it works as it should.

I bought this to build up my forearms. It looks like it might do that. But as I performed the exercises, I watched my arms and saw they are just doing forearm curls. So save money and space and just forearm curl a dumbbell.

Pretty cheaply made, but I can definitely feel the burn in my forearms when using the device. The grips are poorly glued on and came off within 3 uses.

Works well, except plastic handles came loose after using a few times. I removed the plastic grips leaving the painted metal exposed, but works fine. I'm thinking of taping the handles to give a la better grip. Decent buy

Gets the job done. The grips are loose which makes it hard to use without modification. I sanded and super glued them and now they're solid.

The only con I have with this is that the rubber grips were not properly glued to the metal handles. I used some duct tape to hold it in place, but other than that, this is a good product

The grips are somewhat textured so your hands don't slip. The cord is high quality and the overall construction appears to be pretty durable. Hope to have this for a long time.

The plastic grip was I am pretty sure just glued on and I use decent weight maybe like 25 - 30 and only used a handful of times the grip disconnected nad was free-floatingaround and no longer grips to the tool and I could not use it anymore and resorted to trying to manually glue it back on but nothing had worked so far.

Wanna blast your forearms to greater heights of strength? Add this equipment to your arsenal. You will be satisfied. I gave it one star for comfort! Cause with this piece turning your forearms into corded steel, there is no comfort! No pain. No GAIN!

Yes the slipped on handle covers slip n spin. Remove them. Glue them. Replace them w grip tape. Works fine That's my feedback.

Forearm developer was great outside of the rubber grips on the handles slipping. To prevent it, you either have to grip it extremely tight or glue them.

If you can tie a knot, highly recommended. One of my favorite quality statements of all time (see photo) clip was not attached, lucky the crimp was also defective and slipped off easily. A simple knot and it is a nice tool -- much better than a broom stick.

Mine has yet to break as others have stated and I've been using it a few times a week for a few months now. The grip is a bit. odd feeling for lack of better words. Only reason it's not 5 stars.

The product doesn't stretch, so I'm not sure why that's a category. It is built well, and does what it is supposed to do!I usually attach a 10 lb. weight to the bottom and roll it. I'm happy with it, and I believe you will be too!

It's an excellent product. Only small thing is the clip is kinda small so sometimes it comes undone when you lift it to work out. I bigger more secure clip would fix this small issue.