Push Up Bars Strength Training - Workout Stands With Ergonomic Push-up Bracket Board with Anti-Slip Sturdy Structure Portable for Home Fitness Training, Push Up Stands Handle for Floor Workouts

They're okay. Completely made of plastic. I'm 165 lbs. and when I do pushups they flex and creak a little bit each time. I suspect they will snap and cause me some grief at some point. Cheap tho. :)

These seemed a bit flimsy initially, but have served their purpose well. The grip is good, the padding could be a little better. They are easy to assemble (and require a bit of pressure to lock into place initially) and provide the support I needed to do push ups. I'm 60, and was terribly out of shape, my wrists have arthritis and I needed something supportive that didn't allow my wrists to bend during push ups. I graduated from the kitchen counter to these and making slow, steady progress. They are lightweight, but do not slide on my carpet or workout mat. Exactly what I needed and affordable.

I broke both my wrists as a kid and flat hand pushups are painful to do push ups to a training degree - however if I grip a bar it fixes it entirely - so these are top notch. Simple, cheap, incredibly effective. And you can do any variation since you place them wherever you want to do pushups. Best home push up product on the market!

Decent product, just that the foam grip keeps slipping. But I never had a problem with it while exercising.

These are perfect for me. I am lightweight and they help my wrist for carpal tunnel, but if you are looking for something sturdy and heavy duty, these are not the ones. They can be a little flimsy so I have to be careful how I use them.

Well made and strong

Two things made me nervous about this product at first, but all ended well. First, I thought they were going to be metal, but the plastic ended up being okay because they are cast as thicker gauge material. Also, this makes them light which is good because I travel with them anyways. Second, I wasn't expecting the camber or angle, but this makes it more ergonomic for conventional pushups and for handstand pushups (what I will be primarily using these for) they at lease don't get in the way. I just use them the same way I normally would. I may even try flipping them around to experiment more, but they are great for handstand pushups. With that type of pushup, there are several problems we run into. One is that because of your head, range of motion is relatively small. This isn't a big deal for most of us because since our feet aren't supporting any of our bodyweight as in with conventional pushups. When you get adept at this type of pushup, you need to think about how to increase range of motion. That's what this product did for me. In the video, I could only do 3 reps! This was my first time using them and as soon as I got into position, I could tell that my stance was too narrow, so in the future I will use a wider positioning. This brings me to the other common challenge in my experience with handstand pushups; sometimes you want wider positioning so that you are working your shoulders as equally as your triceps. The triceps can tend to dominate in this exercise, especially if you are concerned about your hands slipping or wrist pain. With these pushup bars, they didn't slide when I used them in a wider positioning and it manages to take strain off your wrists that you wouldn't get with narrower positioning.Three reps is pretty low, but hey, olympic athletes use 1-5 reps per set for building strength, so I'm sure I'll keep doing natural handstand pushups but use these tools for my first 2-3 sets.The bars will also (as advertised) increase range of motion for conventional pushups, but there are also other ways to do that that do not require equipment. As a dabbling martial arts practitioner, I use knuckle pushups to increase range of motion a small amount, and with proper warmup and care, I use fingertip pushups to increase range of motion dramatically. Knuckle pushups are only painful in the beginning and the nerves will deaden quickly, if that's any consolation :D They also make your wrists strong and help to prevent injury in anything that you do. My fingertip push warmup starts with a set of 7, then one of 15, followed by the work sets. They are fun if you want to be able to change a spark plug with your bare hands!There wasn't anything I disliked enough about this product to deduct a star, but I can't help but wondering how much heavier they would be if made with aluminum... Also, having the ergonomically designed angle made me wonder what true horizontal pushup bars would be like...In any case, this is a great product for sure that helps me to achieve my goals. Thanks for reading and I hope I didn't embarrass myself too much in the video!

Pensé qu'était en métal, mais il est tout en plastique.

I’ve been using these push-up bars for a few weeks now and they’ve been a solid addition to my home workout routine. The grips feel comfortable and non-slip, which matters a lot when you’re doing multiple sets and moving between exercises. The bars are sturdy — no wobble even when I push myself a little harder than usual.One thing I really like is how they elevate the push-up a bit. It gives a slightly deeper range of motion compared to doing push-ups flat on the floor, and I can feel more engagement in my chest and triceps. It’s a small tweak but noticeable after a couple of reps. The footprint is compact too, so I can store them easily without them taking up too much space or being a hassle to pull out.On the flip side: if you have carpet with a very thick pile, you might want to double-check stability just to be safe. Also, the height is fixed — if you prefer a super elevated angle, you might need a different model with adjustable height. But for what it offers (comfort, sturdiness, value) this is a solid pick.Bottom line: If you’re looking to upgrade your push-up game at home without spending a ton, these bars hit the key points. Comfortable, durable and space-friendly. I’d recommend them.

Good quality can go for it at this price

Good product

I like the ergonomic design of these; it works well for my wrists! I also appreciate that they are reasonably priced, whereas some of the other brands are quite overpriced! Just make sure the stands are fully locked into the handles before using them! The first time I tried them, I didn't quite lock them into place, and they collapsed, hurting my wrist. Once I fully locked the handles into the stands, they worked great!

Excellent product. Light weight. Sturdy. Easy to assemble.