Mutant Metals Handles

Terrific quality and craftsmanship, very happy with the 4 of them I have.

I bought these off Facebook Marketplace, so my value rating is probably a little skewed. With that being said, I’ve been wanting to try Mutant Metals handles for a while, so I was pretty excited to finally get my hands on them. My first impression was the knurling. It is aggressive, at least more aggressive than my Ohio Power Bar. I would probably compare it more to a cerakoted Texas Power Bar. The weight of the handles is also noticeable. They feel very solid and well-made. The nuts that come with the handles are also really nice and make them easy to put on and take off the rack. The main reason I wanted these was to use them for dips on my REP Fitness spotter arms. I thought they might help save space, and honestly, they look way cooler than a lot of the other dip options out there. My recommendation: don’t do it unless you’re a smaller or narrower-framed person. The inside length between the front and back end of my spotter arms is about 16 inches, so there isn’t a ton of room if you’re a bit wider. Even being on the narrower side myself, I still didn’t feel like I was getting a full range of motion. They work for me so far, but I could see them being uncomfortable or too tight for the bigger-framed muscle bois and girlies. Overall, the handles themselves are great. They feel heavy-duty, the knurling is solid, and they are easy to install. But if you’re planning to use them for dips on spotter arms, I would recommend either getting slightly longer spotter arms or looking for another dip attachment option.

I have two pair of these. A 12” pair in aluminum that I use for my arc cable attachment and the 18” steel pair I use on my Rogue Rhino. Awesome build quality, feels great in the ol mitts

I own two pairs in stainless and the knurling and build quality are remarkable.

Great quality. The knurling is fantastic. Love the red color. Highly recommend.

These are awesome, both as a dip attachment and as a neutral grip pull up alternative. I've seen them used many other ways on jammer arms, as a stabilization method for belt quats etc. Can't beat the quality, even though they are expensive so they are getting five stars all the way!

These are too damned expensive, but they're pretty damned good to use. The knurling is fantastic and the finishes are evenly applied.

Mutant Metals Handles are truly a work of art. They usually have a lead time to get them but when you receive them they will be amazing. Chris does amazing work.

I have 5 different pairs of the MM/Rogue handles and I love them all. x1 18” SS, x1 18” steel black oxide, x3 pairs aluminum handles in 12”, 8” and 5” colors and those are my favorites. The Stainless Steel feel great with very nice Knurling for my Dips, the 18” steel black are for pull-ups and the x3 pairs of aluminum are used with Arc attachments for different push/pull movements. Handles with the Rogue knurled nuts are so good for different tasks like handles for squat support.

Very versatile handles that can be swapped out easily in the Arc attachment along with any piece that is threaded for 1 inch hardware. I have mine mounted in the rack for extra belt squat handles.