ResultSport Foam Handle Power Push UP Exercise Stands for Men and Women, a perfect chest press up workout

Great. It doesn't look very strong but it definitely feels strong.The soft grips feel nice and I like how the handles are not fully circular; it's circular on top, but curves inwards underneath, so you can grip it very well even if your hands are small.Also, I bought these to relieve the wrist pain I would get when doing normal push ups; when using these, I can confirm that I no longer get any pain/feel uncomfortable :)

These are perfect for what I want them for. I won't be using these for push ups at floor level any time soon, but I have tried them for push-aways against the wall - they have non slip feet and work well for this. I have arthritis and cannot bend my wrists, so I bought these to compensate for that, and to allow me to do yoga poses that requires palms flat against the floor, as placing my palms flat against a surface, with my arms at right angles is impossible for me. As these are small, it is easy to use these for that purpose. The images show the stands being used in the wrong direction in my opinion, and the research I've done online indicates that the ergonomically correct way for stands to slope is the opposite to how they are being demonstrated. This makes sense too, in that if used correctly, the widest end would therefore be taking most of the weight. Some have said these stands flip over when using them for wide push ups and I wonder if they are in fact using them the way shown in the photos and not with the widest part taking the bulk of the weight. In practice I find them supportive when using them with the wide end under the wrist and painful when using them as shown in the photos. You of course can use them whichever way works for you.

I have used the rotating ones in the gym and frankly speaking i find it not only off-putting but potentially stressful. Maybe it stops excessive pressure on the wrist, but i found these static ones to be absolutely fine. The handles could be a little comfier, def made cheaply, but they are strong enough and its not uncomfortable as such. For the humble press-up these do just fine and are much more comfortable than just using your hands on the floor.

Lightweight so easy to store, nice grip on the handle.I weigh 75kg and there is noticeable flex when doing normal push ups. Not really a problem for me but maybe not sturdy enough if you are a lot heavier or if you plan on doing more intensive exercises with them.

Whilst this piece of kit is sturdy and feels strong enough to support your body weight (mine being 102kg), the design in my opinion is flawed, so I will be returning this.The handle isn't round, it is actually more of an oblong shape with a flat handle base as shown in the pics, because of this the grip feels awkward and uncomfortable to hold. I also think this may only be suited to people with larger hands as I'd describe my own hands as medium size.I have tried my brother's kit and they have a nice round shape made out of metal too, they feel a lot better and comfortable to do your push ups on. I noticed when I try and clamp my fingers around it, it's much more comfortable on a rounder shape than an oblong.All in all it is uncomfortable, awkward and too expensive for pieces of plastic.

I have had serious elbow issues in the past (needed surgery etc.) so I wanted these to ensure that when I was doing plank exercises that I was not putting undue pressure on my wrists/tendons etc. in my arms. The most important thing is comfort and stability and this product is 5/5 for both. When doing lots of plank exercises the last thing you want is the distraction of sore palms and the cushioning of these ensures I can concentrate on my exercise.

The grips are lightweight and made of rigid plastic with soft, padded grips. Highly recommended.Delivery was the day after ordering, so definitely no complaints.I've used press-ups as part of my training for a couple of years but I gradually developed a chronic wrist strain, made worse by regular squash and golf.After resuming press-ups with these "Soft Grips" I've had no problems whatsoever.

I finally found a way to protect my wrist. I’m a yoga teacher and spend lots of time practicing with my palms down on the floor. Even if I practice on a yoga mat my wrists are always very sore. This prop gives me support and I use it for core exercises as well.Recommend it.