Cross-Training Push-Up Bars

Cheap, simple, works well.

This push up bar is able to help users to do a deeper push up as compared to the standard push up. Better activation of the pectoralis muscles. Grip is good also, not slippery

Sturdy and good grip & stability. Good value for money.

Before I bought it, I thought that it might be fragile because it is made from plastic. But I was wrong, it is super strong.

Push up bars is the very good for health. The product is amazing. Light weighted but hard. It can easily take your body weight. At the time of purchase was getting confused whether it will carry my weight or not, it may gets broke. But after using it I'm saying my doubt was totally bullshit.

This product really helped me a lot who doesn't even know how to do a push-up. I've been using it and noticed an improvement for myself to do constant push-ups :)

These have made such a tremendous impact for someone who suffers from wrist pain. I have them in the room and do ad-hoc sets all the time now without any pain. Wonderful product at the right price

Excelent

strong supportive to wrist when doing pushups

Product is really nice with good quality n pricing.. Best thing is that... It never skidd whenever you use it even on a slippery floor!!!

Pushup bars are supposed to allow the user to position their wrists vertically to reduce wrist strain during pushups. Most pushup bars achieve this with a round, cylindrical design that allows the user to position their wrists in any way they find comfortable. These pushup bars use a different shape. Most notably, the upper surface of the handles are much wider and flatter than other pushup bars. This is *not* ergonomic design (contrary to the description)... The flat surface forces the user to choose between two uncomfortable scenarios: 1) Do pushups with palms flat against the flat part of the bar, causing wrists to be bent. 2) Do pushups with wrists straight. Option 1 defeats the point of using pushup bars because having palms flat against a horizontal surface with wrists bent is exactly the same as doing pushups on the floor with no equipment at all. Option 2 causes hand pain because gripping the bars with straight, vertical wrists causes the user's grip to contradict the shape/design of the handles, so the corners/edges of the handle shape digs into the palm of the hand, causing a new kind of pain. Unfortunately, I was abroad while trying this product, so I couldn't return them before the return policy was over. Instead of these, I would recommend pushup bars with a standard, cylindrical handle design to avoid these problems.