MAG Close Grip Neutral
Approx 5″ Wide (middle finger to middle finger)
MAG Close Grip Neutral Reviews
Based on 7 reviews from Gym Radar users, the MAG MAG Close Grip Neutral have an average rating of 4.57 out of 5. They're currently the #12 most-owned Lat Pulldown Bars on Gym Radar, with 45 home gyms reporting ownership.
7 Reviews
Performance
4.71 / 5
Build Quality
4.86 / 5
Value
4.14 / 5
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(5.00)
Great ergonomic handle for a variety of pulling movements
(4.67)
MAG Close Grip Neutral is an amazing cable attachment that feels really good and help remove some of the grip element. I do wish the company MAG would a sale every now and then. They NEVER run sales.
(5.00)
Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money.
(4.33)
I had all of them but sold them to a friend. They work very well but in my opinion are a little expensive for what they are.
(5.00)
See all other MAG reviews. Best product in game by far. They lead the pack. Every grip and angle has a place and while much of our team likes this on seated low rows I’m impartial to the stretch on lat pull down work
(4.00)
There’s a reason why MAG has knockoffs all over the market—they are fantastic. These let you focus on the muscles doing the work and take grip out of the equation. It’s a different experience from using other close grip attachments but this is the one I come back to weekly. You should probably try this before you buy it because not everyone will like it.
(4.00)
I remember first using MAGs about 7 years ago and I was hooked immediately. The feel of the handle helps a lot with keeping the focus on the pull and not your grip. The neutral grip is good, but I prefer the pronated grips more. Just feels more natural. Of course there is reason to use each type, but buying all of these would be a hard cost to justify. I, like most, got the cheap knock offs first and those were fine. I get it can be hard to buy 1 grip that costs the same as 5 of the knock offs. In all honesty, the angles are not that far off, and though the knock offs use a cheaper coating, it held up for a long time. That being said, they got all that stuff close to right because they are just copying MAG. It does not have to be all at once, but if you already have the knock offs and have any care to support a small American company that does make the best version of this product, start with switching one and feel for yourself. In my opinion, 2 grips (narrow and medium) is really all you need unless you have a range of preferences for types of angles for pulls.