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MERACH Direct via Amazon has
Merach Twister Arm Trainer & Exerciser (22-440 lb, Various) on sale for $39.98 - $14.99 when you apply promo code
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MERACH Direct via Amazon has
Merach Twister Arm Trainer & Exerciser (22-440 lb, Basic Style, Grey) on sale for $33.99 - $9 when you apply promo code
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$24.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Product Details:
- Forearm strengthener is made of double-layer high-density carbon steel, which is not easy to deform and break. The core component is a fully sealed hydraulic cylinder, providing constant and stable resistance strength throughout your workout
- Features 2-20 resistance levels, the resistance adjustment range is set to 22-440 pounds, just turn the knob, you can choose the level that suits you best
- Wear-resistant and non-slip, and comfortable to hold
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Top Comments
Using it in the front looks like a chest exercise and using it overhead like in the picture seems more like a shoulder exercise. but both movements have limited range of motion, so questionable effectiveness
But forearms are trained with heavy grip work. And since you're never pulling on this thing, it's never really challenging your forearms.
biomechanically I can't reason how this would possibly impact the upper arms at all.
(that said, the best exercises are the ones you'll do consistently. so if this is that for you, awesome)
I can tell you after three sets with this thing my arms are very tired and I can't do any more, just like when I do traditional curls with a bar. It's also way more convenient and doesn't hurt my wrists like a bar does.
I put the handle into my shoulder area, (while holding with other hand) and pull the other end towards me almost like you're flexing-it works great.
I use it daily and I'm actually surprised how well it works for the biceps and forearms.
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Using it in the front looks like a chest exercise and using it overhead like in the picture seems more like a shoulder exercise. but both movements have limited range of motion, so questionable effectiveness
But forearms are trained with heavy grip work. And since you're never pulling on this thing, it's never really challenging your forearms.
biomechanically I can't reason how this would possibly impact the upper arms at all.
(that said, the best exercises are the ones you'll do consistently. so if this is that for you, awesome)
Price aside, I like it. I don't use it all the time, but it hits differently, is fun and challenging.
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I put the handle into my shoulder area, (while holding with other hand) and pull the other end towards me almost like you're flexing-it works great.
I use it daily and I'm actually surprised how well it works for the biceps and forearms.
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