Manus Fat Grip - Thick Fat Bar Training Adapter for Muscle Growth and Strength

Intensifies workouts and increases muscle activation, especially in the forearms. The silicone construction feels sturdy, dense, and easy on the hands, yet solid enough to make your hands work. Great product quality for the price I paid ($28 USD in July 2020). I also own Brinx grips (medium), which are also a great product, and these Joagym Manus Orb is noticeably thicker and more intense than the Brinx grips. Be prepared to go down in weight when you first begin training with thick bar adapters, but still getting increased strength and size.

These are great to mix up your workout and take it to a new level. These are challenging and work great if you stick with them at least a few times a week. I like the ball over the grips. These are a little extreme from zero to these. If you go to these from nothing, go lighter and keep form for best results. Great product made out of dense durable rubber.

The orb grip is highly effective for developing your grip. They are different than fat gripz, for sure, and stimulate the forearm differently. This (the orb) is a good tool to mix workouts up.

I took a gamble on these and it paid off. They're thicker than the average fat gripz, and the rounded shape makes your grip work even harder. I've used the orange fat gripz as well and these easily compare to them. The key point is that if you are big into grip strength, these are a must-have. They are EXTREMELY well made and solid, heavy even, and the knurling inside helps keep them in place. All bar grips should take a page from that book. I have smaller hands so I'd be leary about certain exercises with these, only because the rounded shape could be a problem, but I am definitely getting a second set for my pull-up bar! The rounded shape definitely activates the grip muscles differently than just grabbing a solid bar or a fat grip. I only hope that after some time the texture gets kind of tacky, similar to how well-used fat gripz do. They are not overly slick, mind you, but worth being attentive to.

I put these on my pull-up bar to train for climbing and they're great!

Works well for me, definetely works a different part of my forearm than I am used to.

Worth the price you can put it on a pull up, weight, and a dumbbell bar. Also it's very durable and it can be used to massage your body.

This gripping accessory provides a unique compared to conventional grips. It allows the user an option of development weaker area, such as ring finger and pinky, simply by placing them at the apex. This does take a little getting use to. It is smaller and skids when performing hammer cults if not seated at the top of the bell. Other than that, five stars!