Daisy Chains

Very useful in many cases, as cable extending or for jammer exercises with a barbell, many uses and movements, good quality for its value.

These are alike a little Swiss Army knife in the gym. Not flashy but always come in handy.

Just realized 2 more exercises I should be using these for. Can’t beat the price.

Thank god for the massenomics guys bringing these to my attention! I have used these a ton on my cable machine for abs, triceps, biceps, back, really anything! They’re great not just to attach attachments to but just on their own! Gotta add them to your toolbox especially for just the 15 bucks I paid.

For when you need a couple of more inches to get the job done…. These things are super versatile, dependable, and inexpensive.

Perfect for attaching things in ways that probably shouldn’t work, but do. Great product.

Inexpensive, versatile attachment to expand your exercise selection with existing equipment. I've used daisy chains with a spreader plate and my low row cable machine to perform chest presses, pec flys, and chest supported rows. If you're feeling especially creative, for some use cases, they can even work as a poor man's Henney strap. It's not an exaggeration to say you are only limited by your imagination, and the longer you own them, the more uses you find for them. Ultimately, the real advantage to wining a pair of daisy chains is that they help you get the most value out of equipment you already own.

Cheap, versatile, easy to use, quiet. Unglamorous tool to use with cable machines to make lifts easier, more effective and/or creative.

Very versatile. And one added feature not mentioned. Silence. If your in the basement or shared space no loud clanging of chains if working out at night. Well unless everyone you live with enjoys hearing the weight room attempt at the Isengard Theme. 😝

Very versatile if you have a cable tower and want more option for specific exercise.