Rogue Mobility Hand
Developed in collaboration with Colorado physical therapist Charlie Merrill, the rig-mounted Rogue Mobility Hand represents a major paradigm shift in the mobility industry—offering athletes a precision massage tool that goes beyond the often limited scope of traditional bands, balls, and rollers. For his design, Merrill started by adapting what he considers the most robust mobility tool of them all: the human hand.
Rogue Mobility Hand Reviews
Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Rogue Mobility Hand have an average rating of 3.33 out of 5. They're currently the #264 most-owned Rack Attachment on Gym Radar, with 7 home gyms reporting ownership.
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I use this thing all the time, and it definitely helps if you have a tight or sore spot. The design of the hand allows you to rotate it 360 degrees to hit any angle. It’s a stiff foam that doesn’t bruise you but helps break things up. Now that I’ve said the nice things, setting this up sucks. It’s a threaded nut and two loose washers plus the rod sleeve. It can take a while to remove and reinstall. For the price of it you think rogue would have put two more seconds of thought into user ease. It’d be more worth it if it had a mag pin or quick disconnect function. Overall better than using the corner of your door way or a lacrosse ball but still overpriced in my opinion