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UPDATE – After having some issues with these push-up bars, their customer service team reached out to me and said they appreciated my feedback and are working on improving their product. This level of commitment to customer satisfaction is impressive.
Overall, I would say these are very cheap-quality plastic Push Up Bars. While they make doing pushes easier on the wrists, the plastic is hollow and cheap, and the rubber padding at the base feels flimsy. Also, you can tell how cheap they are since you have to assemble them, and pushing the plastic parts together until they “click” into place was NOT EASY – required some force. I have used swiveling push up bars for decades, and they have been a huge plus to my workout to avoid over-straining my wrists – I can keep my wrists aligned with my forearm, which is far more comfortable than having my palm at a right angle to my forearm. I typically use a swiveling base and wanted to try one that was in a fixed position – these work fine, but they are lower to the ground than my other ones, so the “dip” feels more shallow, which I don’t like. The foam they used for “padding” the hand grips feels fine but not sure how long it will hold up – my other complaint is the foam padding easily rotates, which I don’t think is a good thing. They feel like a cheap toy – not worth $21.
PROS
– Special Features – handles are wrapped with 8.5 mm thick foam padding.
CONS
– Quality – very cheap-quality plastic Push Up Bars. They feel like a cheap toy or “kids” version except I’m not sure how safe the rotating foam is for a kid to actually use so I can’t recommend them for kids – not worth $21.
– Assembly – you have to assemble them, and pushing the plastic parts together until they “click” into place was NOT EASY – required some force.
– The foam they used for “padding” the hand grips feels fine but not sure how long it will hold up – my other complaint is the foam padding easily rotates, which I don’t think is a good thing.
– Price – expensive for what they are.
OTHER
– Capacity – 400 pounds
– Size – 19.7 × 13.8 × 8 cm
I've always struggled to do a proper push-up. My arms never stay where they're supposed to. These little handles have really helped with my form. They are plastic, but seem sturdy and durable. The cushioned grips are comfortable. Nice addition to my home gym.
