Push Up Bar Strength Training - Home Gym Exercise Equipment Push-up Stands with Cushioned Foam Grip Handles Non-Slip Sturdy Structure - Floor Workouts Fitness Calisthenics for Men Women

I spend way too much on fitness. I bought N1Fit pushup equipment because 1) I work from home and wanted to add a low cost item to my existing fitness equipment, 2) I didn't want to spend the money to make it myself, and 3) I wanted something I could include when I travel. Let's look at the claims.1. The incline/decline (depending how you place them) is a benefit. I can feel the focus on a variety of muscle groups.2. I haven't used them enough to speak for the low impact nature, but I feel no strain when pumping out a 30 rep set.3. These are almost weightless, and transporting them is a breeze. On trail runs I can carry them for a cross fit style routine (yeah I could use what nature give me but that can be hit and miss). Disassembly is easy as well.4. I'm 183 pounds and I have no fear of breaking these while performing pushups.5. The non-slip nature is my only gripe. The hand pads are comfortable foam, but the end caps for the floor pipes are plastic. I would prefer they were rubber for better grip. I have hardwood floors and I'm mindful of slip potential. That said, I've had ZERO instances in which these have slipped. Just be mindful of this feature.The slip piece is not enough to not drop these down a star. The product detail is valid, and for the cost these are an excellent purchase. Don't overthink your purchase. Don't think you need bells and whistles, or some heavy grade material. It's a pushup.

Not quite what I expected but that is my fault for not reading more carefully. I wanted flat not angled push up bars. I tried them out anyway and they work as expected so no issues there. They were only about $10 when I ordered them so I cannot argue over the price. They are very well padded so they are super comfortable to use.

I really like this product, holds weight well, and you can get a really deep push up. Things I would change: make the hand grips moveable because one of mine is kind of off center and I'd like to slide it to fix it, and 2. I would of likes for the bottom to be a bit more grippy for use on hard flooring.

Truthfully, I thought these push up handles might be sort of a gimmick. I mean, they looked so simple; so basic. Well, I decided to purchase a pair, anyway, and discovered that they are excellent!They snap together in seconds, and that's all there is to it. The push up bars have a slight angle to them, meaning one side is shorter than the the other. Therefore, depending on how you position the push up handles, there is either a slight downgrade or a slight upgrade - allowing the user to do either "incline" or "decline" presses (push ups). Therefore, they are extremely handy at targeting either the upper pecs or the lower pecs. I use them in my home gym which has some basic indoor-outdoor carpet, and these push up bars never slip. I find that the padding on them is completely adequate to protect my hands. I also use weight lifting workout gloves when I do push ups and work with weights.I love blasting out push ups with these little guys. They are very effective, and I immediately noticed the difference on my upper pecs (which I wanted to target). They are a great addition to (or substitution for) the regular incline bench press and incline dumbbell presses and flyes. I don't travel much, but for people that do travel these incredibly lightweight and small push up handles can be tossed in a suitcase or in the car and taken anywhere.I highly recommend this item!UPDATE February, 2025:Still excellent in every way. Very good condition. Great simple workout. 5 Stars.

I bought these to make push-ups easier on my wrists. They arrived quickly and in good shape. There's no magic to them, but here's what you might want to know...1. These are made of plastic/PVC, not metal. This is fully disclosed in the description, but the glossy black photos got me thinking they were steel. They still support my weight of 210 lbs., but I think there is a little flex in them and would be wary of too much weight.2. They snap together easily. No issues with quality control on mine. Everything was ready to go in 30 seconds with no problem.3. They are stable. They have a good footprint and when weight is on them they don't move. Please note I only have used them on carpet, not tile or wood floors. The "feet" are also plastic/PVC as opposed to rubber or other non-slip material.4. Padding could be a bit thicker. This is probably another weight issue but it took a few sessions for my palms to get used to have my weight on them. Since you have to clench your fists around the push up bars, all your weight rests on the bottom part of your wrists instead of the whole wrist as in a regular push up.5. They make for a good push-up. Since you're elevated higher with these by about 3 inches, you have the opportunity to do fewer, deeper push ups, which gave me a better workout than normal.Overall, I think these are worth the price and do the job.