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I love viking, but I'm not quite sure how this is better than fat grips. What advantage does it have over those? I can't quite see, but I'd love to know.
Thanks for your question! The VIKING Grip stands out because it combines the squeeze effect of a hand grip strengthener with the thick grip design. This dual-action approach enhances muscle activation, leading to better strength gains. It targets your forearm muscles more intensely than regular fat grips, giving you a more effective workout. Hope this helps!
A good rule of thumb is to use the Vikingstrength Forearm Blaster about 2-3 times a week. This gives you a great balance between building strength and allowing for recovery. Just remember to listen to your body and adjust as needed. Happy training! 👍
Since 10 pounds is easy for you, try stepping up to 12 or 15 pounds. The right weight should challenge you but still allow good form. Aim for that sweet spot where the last few reps are tough but manageable. Keep up the great work! 💪
Just ordered a pair. Has to be better than the nordstick pro, that piece of crap snapped on me after 10 months of use, resulting in being catapulted into the ground. Not fun.
Just bought one. Hope the gym will allow me too bring my own cable attachment stuff 😄 people might think I'm steeling when I take it out and then into my bag again. Will be great for tricep overhead extensions I think.
I'm getting my first pair of wrist rollers on Saturday. Hopefully they do the trick and help me build up some massive forearms and wrist muscles. Edit: They actually work! Holy f! I'm gonna be ripped by next summer.
@@JOHN12190 Yea they do! But it takes time to notice the results. Like my forearms grew about half an inch over the course of a month. You have to feel them burning to know it's working. Also make sure to buy protein shakes and get that protein intake in. I made the mistake of not doing this sooner.
Hey there! This bad boy has seen action up to 185 lbs and didn't even break a sweat! So the product should handle any weight you wish to use. Go ahead, challenge it with your vigor; it's got your back!
I wondered about what forearm muscles you work with rollers because i only see it demonstrated 1 way usually. Pronated grip doing wrist extensions pulling upward. But i suppose you can do it with a supinated grip pulling rope upward and you would be using wrist flexion instead of extension. So both ways pronated & supinated grip you can hit your forearm extensors & flexors. Throw in something for the brachiaradialis like hammer or reverse curls and that seems well rounded. Wrist curls with dumbbells maybe work for people but i think its more likely to cause wrist pain
Ay that's cool lemme check the pri- $40!? I think I can recreate these with an old belt/strap wrapped around some 5 lb dumbbells to anchor it. It's a cool product but not $40 cool, maybe when its $20 I'll buy it.
Greetings! The current price of the product is $29 USD, which is significantly lower than the market average of $40 USD for similar products. Additionally, the product comes with two ankle straps and two exercise handles at no extra cost 💪
