Angles90 Grips - dynamic and multifunction gym handles | use as lat pull down attachment, pull up grips, t bar row attachment, barbell grips, cable machine attachments, as a d handle or as a tricep rope | Made in Italy

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I’ve got a pretty good handle on the gym equipment industry, so when I see something like the Angles90 Grips come out I have to try it. Old-fashioned barbells, dumbbells, and kettlebells are great, and they’ll always have a space in my home gym, but if there’s something out there that might make training easier or more enjoyable I want to see what the hype is all about.

One way we’re embracing the hands-free way of life is the Angles90. Angles90 Grips allow you to workout with standard weightlifting gym equipment without actually touching the pull-up bar itself. The added comfort of a handle fitted to your hand is undoubtedly nothing to balk at either. The same can be done on a barbell. If you don’t want to buy a trap bar, but still want to do neutral grip deadlifts or shrugs, attach Angles90 to the barbell evenly, and start pulling. Of course, it’s not the same as a trap bar due to the weight still being in front of your shins, but it will vary the movement from a traditional deadlift. One thing I’ve enjoyed doing is attaching the handles to kettlebells for farmer carries and shrugs.

Replace cable-, lat- and even rowing-machines!

You can use FatGripz for many of the same exercises you use Angles90 on, but they’re not going to do anything to improve your range of motion or decrease impact on your joints (if anything they might increase it). One edge Fat Gripiz have over the Angles90 Grips is they can be used for push movements, i.e. bench presses. The Angles90 can only be used for pulling movements. Applications: Olympic lifts, farmers walk, pull-ups, anything you can grab will be improved with greater hand and arm strength

To be honest, when we first received Angles90 to review and test, I had the feeling that these were going to be one of those items that after the review, we’d put them in the archive. The handle also uses a non-slippery surface to help combat a sweaty hand during workouts and can be wiped clean with ease. Increase Range of Motion Using a reverse range of motion, lower the bar to the floor to complete the rep and pause before continuing Less stress at the joints means you can exercise for longer, or lift heavier… either way, the result is better muscle activation and growth. Finally, our handles got patented and were ready to be launched in March 2018. Since then we have reached quite a few milestones.

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By changing your grip positions with Angles90, you’re biomechanically doing a new exercise which will activate new muscle fibers. Fat Gripz attaches to bars (usually barbells) to make the bar wider… making it harder to grip, which subsequently helps you improve your grip strength. But, you still need to opt for a fixed grip and can’t benefit from any sort of rotation. Standard gymnastic rings will allow for rotational pulling movements too. Particularly for something like pull-ups, the value gymnastic rings can provide is comparable to what Angles90 offers in our experience (although Angles90 is more comfortable to use).

He developed the Angles90 Grips at the Technical University of Munich, designing more than 70 prototypes tested on more than 300 athletes, and patented the grips in 2018. So what are they? The Angles90 Grips, on the other hand, are better for those just focused on weightlifting or bodybuilding. The AbMat rings aren’t really built to be attached to a barbell, and there’s no advertised weight capacity but similar products can only hold up to 600 pounds, whereas the Angles90 Grips can withstand 800. If you’re like me, you have quite a few different weights in your garage gym: barbells, kettlebells, dumbbells, lat bars, pull-up bars, cable handles, etc. All of these were chosen for a reason and I enjoy their functionality. However, there’s really no way to reshape these types of equipment. What you see is what you get, which is pretty much always a straight and fixed horizontal bar. Angles 90 does not cover any damages incurred due to improper use or any fading or scratching to the product surface that occurs due to use over time. The idea behind them is pretty simple: Instead of using a barbell that forces you to use either a fully pronated or supinated grip, Angles90 attach to any fixed bar to allow the trainee to use more natural movements. For instance, a fixed horizontal bar forces you to move your body around it, whereas Angles90 handles move with your body.ERGONOMIC:Here, the handle fits the form of your hand, and the stronger part of your hand (the middle) does the most work while relieving pressure on the weaker parts. Ideal for high rep training. Being friendlier on joints isn’t just a buzzword… this can literally be the difference between feeling like you are able to do resistance training or not. For the power position you flip the handles upside down and this almost feels like you’re holding gymnastic rings. Repeat steps 1-5 to secure the second handle. They should be equal to about shoulder-width distance apart. However, to my surprise, these inexpensive little handles are a Swiss Army knife for pretty much every pulling movement on the planet.