Home Gym Hand Grip Wrist Forearm Strengthener

68 reviews for Home Gym Hand Grip Wrist Forearm Strengthener

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   Bobby CainVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I'm 52 and and this is working great for me . My wrist and forearm feel way better after only 2 month of use . I can feel the difference and definitel...More

   I'm 52 and and this is working great for me . My wrist and forearm feel way better after only 2 month of use . I can feel the difference and definitely see it too.
   

   Cade LucasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've read mixed reviews about this on here and I'm here to say it works great. The people who didn't like it, I don't think know how to use it properl...More

   I've read mixed reviews about this on here and I'm here to say it works great. The people who didn't like it, I don't think know how to use it properly or how to workout the forearms. Someone drew a pic of the design flaw, but there's screws to adjust the grip to your liking and make your thumb side higher and your pinky side lower. This is a great little gadget to help with grip strength and bigger forearms.
   

   Jessie HernandezVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Effective, easy to use, comfortable feels pretty solid easy tension adjustment. I saw a review where the guy said it was designed wrong and the handl...More

   Effective, easy to use, comfortable feels pretty solid easy tension adjustment. I saw a review where the guy said it was designed wrong and the handle should slant instead of going straight across going and you can do that with this you could adjust the handle to where it slants(1st pic) and it works fine
   

   Jordan MullenVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I'm using it when things in my compact apartment are too cluttered to comfortably reverse curl. I'm no longer out of shape and would say I'm onward to...More

   I'm using it when things in my compact apartment are too cluttered to comfortably reverse curl. I'm no longer out of shape and would say I'm onward towards the path of getting buff and like that this has reasonable resistance. I've had grip trainers that felt more like physical therapy devices than bodybuilding implements.
   

   Aidan FerrellVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Well thought out and made product. Feels solid in the hand, and is not made of or feels like cheap plasitc. I could see how someone with already large...More

   Well thought out and made product. Feels solid in the hand, and is not made of or feels like cheap plasitc. I could see how someone with already large forearms, might have a little squeezing into it problem, but then I'd think a body bulder would be using professional gym equipment instead. I have fairly large for3earms and hands and I can get into it just fine. I do like the adjustable front piece to accomodate different finger's reach. The motion is smooth in both directions and the works as specified. My only concern, which I am not taking a star off for is the cable. I haven't had it long enough, but weight machines I have used in the past which use a cable system eventually suffer from an over stretched cable.
   

   Faith HunterVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Gives me the best pump I think I've ever gotten working out on my forearms. Extremely effective. And seems to be well-made. Not flimsy at all. I have ...More

   Gives me the best pump I think I've ever gotten working out on my forearms. Extremely effective. And seems to be well-made. Not flimsy at all. I have very very skinny forearms for a man. So when I do the reverse forearm curl The motion is limited. So I use my other hand where it presses against your forearm to increase the angle a little bit and then it works great. People with really thin arms are probably the only ones that will have to deal with that until they get massively big from using it.
   

   Benedict SwansonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   overview - during the corona shutdown, I had to start working out at home - I bought parallel dipping bars, a head harness (neck exercises) and this M...More

   overview - during the corona shutdown, I had to start working out at home - I bought parallel dipping bars, a head harness (neck exercises) and this Marcy forearm developer - I hadn't seen this offered anywhere before amazon - reading the reviews, some other buyers said it didn't have enough resistance - so, I bought one and tried it out - this indeed has ample resistance - you can set the range from light to heavy - also the grip distance - I am not using the full max setting - I do 50 reps on the 1st set - then 30 more reps on the 2nd set, with a 3.5 out of 5 setting - believe me, you will 'feel the burn' after working out with these - I liked it so much, I bought a 2nd unit to workout both arms at the same time - I can install and remove both of these units myself - I'm 6'2" and 230 lbs and in excellant physical shape - and these are well matched to my strength level, which should be just fine for most other people - these are big, so smaller arms may not fit comfortably -
   

   Macy WashingtonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Was very skeptical but gave it a try, works extremely well able to workout and build parts of my forearm that I was unable to hit with other forearm w...More

   Was very skeptical but gave it a try, works extremely well able to workout and build parts of my forearm that I was unable to hit with other forearm work outs. Pumps are incredible and gains are impressive. Works best when you use on a regular basis and when you do other forearm workouts throughout the week as well. A+
   

   Taylor MirandaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   It only really has one problem is that it only fits a certain amount of forearms after that you have to find a different size one to use but it does w...More

   It only really has one problem is that it only fits a certain amount of forearms after that you have to find a different size one to use but it does work. It does enhance your grip and put strength back in your forearm