Mag Grips.

[TX TERROR]

Never even heard of these. Certainly haven't ever seen anyone anywhere using them, including pros. Looks like decent attachments,,though I don't see the major difference between conventional ones just to be honest

Now try it and come back and tell me what you just said. I said the same thing.

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[TX TERROR]

YouTube destination dallas. Youl see tons of pros use em.haha we have pros come through almost every week. There's thousands of vids.

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[SpikedEggnog]

Never even heard of these. Certainly haven't ever seen anyone anywhere using them, including pros. Looks like decent attachments,,though I don't see the major difference between conventional ones just to be honest

yeah i dont see the big difference either. but im guessing its one of those deal that you have to try to FEEL the difference. TX says he feels it so it must work pretty well

 

[TX TERROR]

Dude I saw like wtf is this piece of shit. It got me enough to where Il buy a full set. For sure.

It makes no sense but the difference is night and day.

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[TX TERROR]

I have no affiliation to these mofos either I just think thier creation is ridiculously cool

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[RickRock]

Now try it and come back and tell me what you just said. I said the same thing.

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I definitely would bro. They do look interesting, and if you say they are that good I believe you. I guess their real strength and what makes them so different must be in the grip I assume?

 

[bodean30]

Those things are pretty freaking cool. A bit expensive of course, but cool.

My gym had one for about a week then it mysteriously disappeared. Bastards. lol

 

[MaxxPursuit]

I definitely would bro. They do look interesting, and if you say they are that good I believe you. I guess their real strength and what makes them so different must be in the grip I assume?

Yea I read a little on the site. Looks like the grip design and material is strategically setup to decrease grip fatigue allowing you to fully saturate the target muscle. I'd love to try one of these out. Always think this innovative stuff is cool.

 

[TX TERROR]

I definitely would bro. They do look interesting, and if you say they are that good I believe you. I guess their real strength and what makes them so different must be in the grip I assume?

So it opens you're palm up and positions you're thumb better. And makes you're hand a true hook shape. When you pull with these it just lights you're back up.
You get a much stronger contraction cause of one the hand position and I think I'm actually pulling closer to the body and beyond where I normally can go.

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[RickRock]

So it opens you're palm up and positions you're thumb better. And makes you're hand a true hook shape. When you pull with these it just lights you're back up.
You get a much stronger contraction cause of one the hand position and I think I'm actually pulling closer to the body and beyond where I normally can go.

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I'm all for anything that gives a better grip, especially with heavier weights. I severed the tendon in my right hand going to my thumb two years ago, and my grip is permantly affected because of it. So for heavy deadlifts, rows, etc, straps are a necessity. For machine movements like Carole row and pull downs I generally use no straps, but I can still feel my grip giving in that right hand at times before failure in my back if I go without them, so I strap up. I wonder if something like this would keep me from having to use them for this movement? It has sparked my interest at least.

 

[TX TERROR]

I'm all for anything that gives a better grip, especially with heavier weights. I severed the tendon in my right hand going to my thumb two years ago, and my grip is permantly affected because of it. So for heavy deadlifts, rows, etc, straps are a necessity. For machine movements like Carole row and pull downs I generally use no straps, but I can still feel my grip giving in that right hand at times before failure in my back if I go without them, so I strap up. I wonder if something like this would keep me from having to use them for this movement? It has sparked my interest at least.

No you would not need straps at all. It locks you're hand in good. I can't do half the weight I usually do though cause if the contraction it gives.

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