GoFit Foam-Handle Wrist and Forearm Blaster – Strengthen Muscles with this Portable Exerciser

Rmg: Love this thing for forearms! I do these while I'm sitting down watching tv,haha👍

United States on Apr 29, 2023

Jose A Santiago: It has helped me with my occupational therapy

United States on Nov 10, 2022

Sam: It works good
The foam slides a bit but not a biggi for me since challenge me to squeeze it harder

Canada on Aug 24, 2022

Amazon Customer: Was recently discharged from physical therapy for my hands and wrists. This is one of the pieces of equipment I used! Wanted to purchase it to continue using on my own!!!!

United States on Jul 07, 2022

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Canada on Feb 04, 2022

Roon: Easy to use and comfortable. I’m using it just to strengthen a bit and prevent elbow pain/tennis elbow. Seller also had great communication and helped quickly to send out a missing part.

Canada on Aug 19, 2020

Aries: The padded grips slip if u use any meaningful amount of weight, I've discarded them and have been using the metal bar underneath.

That issue aside, this is a really useful piece of equipment if you're looking to bring up the size and vasculature of your forearms

Canada on Aug 04, 2019

Mark Benedict: Solid metal, nicely welded. I immediately replaced the foam grips that everyone complains about (just pull an edge up and cut off safely with scissors) with these Retrospec Bicycles Urban/Fixed Gear Grips (B006A9YUFQ) -- pour some rubbing alcohol/isopropyl alcohol into the grip, swirl it around and then pour it out onto the bar spreading it around and the new grips will slip on easily -- be sure to leave the rubber end caps ON! as this will protect the bike grips from the metal edges and leave a solid end... wait for the alcohol to dissipate (your time will vary), and the grips will bond in place and set-up nice and solid. Just straighten them out while they're still slippery and you'll have a rock steady work out of your wrists and forearms with this really solid piece of equipment.

United States on Mar 02, 2017

Dpure: Product seems good so far, it is what I expected, nothing more and nothing less. I gave it 5 stars as I cannot find anything wrong with it.

Some past reviews here on here as well as amazon.com seem to indicate the item arrived missing parts, specifically the nut and washer. My unit did in fact come complete with all parts.

Definitely recommend this product - though if you have the time(and skill) it is cheaper to make one yourself but hey, for $20 bucks w/free shipping I would rather buy it ready made.

Canada on Jul 20, 2013

Samuel Lam: Not much to say, it's a handle with a rope that winds a weight up and down. This product works well enough for that and is one of the cheaper brands out there.

Got the entire product intact without anything missing unlike some of the other reviewers, nothing to set up, just put a plate in and use.

The only thing that detracts from this product is that in order to use it well, you have to lift it up to shoulder height - this however places a lot of emphasis on the anterior deltoids rather than isolating the forearms. Another reviewer commented on the "Grip Freak Hanging Wrist Roller" which basically consists of hanging the wrist roller in the air so all you need to do is roll it instead of raising it and rolling it, this is actually highly effective but at $160, it's quite a ways out of my budget (or anyone's for that matter for only a wrist roller)

A trip to the local hardware store, a couple feet of rope, 5 inches of 3/4" pvc, and I basically have the same thing for $5 more. Drill holes into the pvc on the two ends and in the middle. Use rope to connect the two ends to the roller and the middle to the ceiling. Voila! No more delt recruitment!

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United States on Aug 29, 2012