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Heavy Duty Exercise Handles Training Grip Strength Sling for Cable Machines Resistance Bands Pull-up Bars Barbells
Heavy Duty Exercise Handles Training Grip Strength Sling for Cable Machines Resistance Bands Pull-up Bars Barbells
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The grips can be attached to gym equipment and allow for free range of motion. It is compatible with all form of workout, such as :Resistance Training ; Cable Machines; Pull-up Bars; Barbells and Pulling Machines. These handles allow for a more natural movement during workouts.
A neutral grip allow you to increase volume without overly stressing the joints. Our natural handle don’t slide when you are using them but they are also easy to remove when you need to.
When doing deadlifts, it helps to reduce the rotational stress on your wrist, making it easier to lift continuously. Provides an alternative way to get a good workout in, with improved mechanics. You no longer have wrist pain after repetitive deadlifts and sumo squats
Very easy to use, light and strong.
The handles fit well in your hands and the material is not slippery when I sweat. Straps strong and attach to pull-up bar easily. Max load is 100kg. Material: Nylon
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