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JSFox
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
These are larger than I expected them to be, which, for my purpose, is great. I got them to be able to do push-ups with a greater range of motion. I keep hearing that stretching the muscles more produces more growth, and these allow me to push my shoulders and chest back much further than using the floor alone.They seem sturdy. There's a little bit of play where the wooden handle meets the metal frame, but it's very slight. I think the two handles together should hold a few hundred pounds without issue. I'm 180 lbs and they don't budge a bit when I'm using them. The anti-skid pads on the bottom have to be attached before using them, but they do a good job of keeping the handles in place.Looking at similar products, the ~$40 price tag seems like it's on the high end of what something like this is retailing for right now. I don't have any of the competing products to compare against to say whether these are on par or superior to them, so it's hard to say if the price is right. I do think the product is good, though, so if you need some handles to get you off the ground during your workouts, these might be for you.
Rong Weng
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
These push-up bars are made from solid beech wood and feel very sturdy during use. The metal brackets with a powder-coated finish provide excellent stability, and the height is thoughtfully designed to support a comfortable range of motion.The non-slip pads at the base are a great addition, keeping the bars in place during exercises and protecting the floor from scratches.
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