I know this bar does not lock into position but is it possible/easy to maintain a particular wrist position if desired ?
1568454
Yes. In my use of the Supra Curl Bar it appears to be designed precisely to permit the maintenance of a neutral wrist grip throughout the curl motion. I purchased the bar after using two similarly made attachments for the cable tower which use the same grips and rotational capabilities. In all cases hyper-extension and strain can be avoided and stress on the wrist is all but eliminated.
2131922
It is too big for my wrist. I tried it on that way and it won't stay in one place, just swings around. The arm band is too long for a smaller wrist. My wrist is 6 inches around.
1986188
Yes, as long as you avoid any twisting motions that might cause the bar to retract, it will support that activity.
170703
Your wrist is completely immobile. I don't see it as a daily wrist brace but I suppose it can be used depending on your daily activities. Remember it is a splint. Not exactly a brace.
1303004
It wobbles from side to side a bit... That doesn't stop it from rolling smoothly but it does make it hard to rack because there are not many holes to hook the smith bar onto and if he bar is leaning it may make it difficult to latch the bar safely. But if you use the safety stops then they will protect you if you can't hook the bar on and save you from harm. But no it does not move dead even there is some side to side movement
336914
It does not lock in place. It just comes out and sits there. My wife has been using it with a mouse for 4 months and loves it. She has not noted a problem with it moving while she is typing...She is writer so does a lot of typing. If it were a problem, I'd just make catch for it since it is a solid useful tray as is...Hope this helps. Frank
1112033
Yes, its by design. The lock is supposed to stay on the outside and essentially stop the wobble as you tighten the bolt. So tighten the bolt, let the lock stay on the outside as it will basically resolve the wobble perfectly for you. All you'll have is a slight amount of back/forward movement once you've locked it in place. I cant remember exactly but I think you need to use the middle hole so it doesnt allow the lock to slide inside.
1791240
I have these bars and while riding there is almost no pressure on your wrists at all.. It's all in the forearm, and the wrists are only resting on the bars themselves. I suggest you buy some sort of tape before putting them on your bars because the metal clamps will scratch your handlebars, and in my opinion aren't quite tight enough by themselves. However, for the price these cant be beat.
122407
Yes, your wrist will not be able to bend neither down or up. It works both ways due to the way it snuggles tightly and as the part laying on your wrist is not flexible.
2104050
yes, I suggest you keep on the wrist because it makes typing more comfortable. :D
203995
I find that once you tighten the ends, they don't move. The screw controls a wire that tightens and loosens around the grip squeezing the black "finger" and grip to the bar. In my opinion, I woun't want to change it often. On the other hand, it isn't that much longer than what I had before I replaced my old grip.
1553120
No, it does not lock, however, when in the "A" position and fully inverted, the table back will not move. Your body weight will prevent it from righting itself. It should be plenty stable for most exercises.
118774
No. There is no true locking position, however there is a point in which the legs will cease to pull out.
259362
Yes!That was a problem for me initially. After my brother went out of town, I discovered that if I placed one hand on the grip bar and the other hand on the bar where u actually hooked your legs, it became as easy as pie.
276999
You can adjust it to your wrist size very easily. I have been using it for a couple of months and is great. I bought another one recently for my stepmom, she does have a very small wrist and it fits her nicely. I hope you find something that works for you!
1243492
The support bar does indeed swivel and/or you can fix it tight in any position you would like
341266
Unfortunately no. The grips are based on the same tech as the Perfect Pushups and rotate freely. There isn't a locking option for them.