Yes4All Wrist and Forearm Blaster - Wrist Roller & Forearm Roller for Training, Workout - Wrist/Arm Blaster - Fit 1-inch Standard & 2-inch Olympic Weight Plates

In the beginning it worked great. I used a carabineer to attach it to my Bowflex. Unfortunately after only 3 uses the foam started spinning on the handles. This makes it impossible to use. There are MANY reviews sharing this same issue so I know it's not just my unit. Spend your money elsewhere.UPDATEI decided to try to get mine working so I wouldn't have to go through returning and buying something else. I pulled the foam off, sanded the powder coat and used plasti-dip to coat each handle. This works great.

I have used quite a few wrist rollers from the various gyms I've worked at. from the cheap, thin gripped and rope kind...all the way up to the crazy expensive flat strap style that this is similar to. This is definitely towards the top of the pack!Pros+ thick bar means more of a wrist workout+ comes with the weight holding attachment, others you have to pay extra for that+ flat strap means a more consistent roll up and no tangling+ Even withthe bolt set out a bit, I like that little extra work to roll past it (see con)+ ridiculously overbuilt. not sure what the max weight is but it is definitely not going to break anytime soonCons- I am not a huge fan of the coating, gets a little slippery if you are sweaty. I added grip tape and have had no problems since- the bolt that you use to hold the strap on is set out a bit and doesn't give a consistent roll, maybe a deal-breaker for some but not meAll in all, I absolutely love this thing and will continue to use it regularly! The only reason I knocked a star off is because of the weird bolt position.

I bought this product along with a 10lb weight and a pair of 7.5lb weights. I use it with the 10lb weight the majority of the time and, in total, I’ve probably used this product about half an hour since buying it a few weeks ago. Well earlier tonight while using it with the 10lb on it, the clip gave out when I had the weight half way up and it dropped to the ground narrowly missing my toes. Thinking that it must’ve been a freak occurrence since it hadn’t happened before and I didn’t see any obvious damage to the clip or rope, I simply reattached it and went back to my workout. Well it wasn’t a freak occurrence because it immediately happened again, only this time it didn’t miss my toes. Luckily i only had it about a foot off the ground so my injury isn’t severe. I warn everyone considering buying this product to AVOID IT and buy s better quality brand.

Another winner from China...they manufactured the washer with an inner diameter too small to slide down the shaft. Apparently no one bothered to check if it fit and just tossed it in the bag. I just went to the hardware store and found a suitable replacement part because it isn't worth the time going through the return process to possibly end up with another defective product.

After the second use, the padding on the bar/handles comes off which ruins the product due to the need to have grip on the bar. It's the equivalent of your tires rotating but not having any traction.

I broke one just like it with 15 lbs, The plastic , or pig iron whaevter the clip is , broke. I would not want to put my toes under the touted 100 lbs this product claims to be able to handle.

Cheap piece of junk the 3 spot welds that attach the pipe are microscopic, broke after minimal usage of light weights. Buy anything else

I grew up playing baseball and used to use a mop handle, string and a weight to accomplish what this does. This is a lot easier. I can see how the foam grips may come loose, so I plan to use athletic tape or batting tape to replace it when the time comes. It is a great value and works well for its function.