Swissies V2 Max

I recently got these about two or three weeks ago, and I’ve really been enjoying them. I like doing burnout sets on pull-ups, and by the time I get to my third or fourth set, I’ll throw these on the pull-up bar. I’ve noticed that I’m able to get a few more good reps with them, and they also seem to engage my forearms more while giving my grip a bit of a break. As for the actual product, they are made of plastic, but they feel very sturdy and like they’ll last a long time. The price is also reasonable and not too expensive for a quality product. One other thing worth noting is that the company is really good about responding and communicating with customers. They accidentally sent me two left handles, so I emailed them on a weekend evening expecting not to hear back until Monday or Tuesday. Instead, I received a response within about an hour, and they had the correct handle shipped out shortly after. I was honestly blown away by that. It really impressed me and showed how much they care about their customers.

Love the uses for these handles. Adds a lot of versatility to a pull-up bar and cable machine. The paddle design fits well in hand. The rubber liners have horrible durability that erodes away quickly. The eyelet's dimensions limits the kind of carabiners that will fit through it.

I like this product but have not used the angles and don't plan to

Legit 5 star product right here. Used them once and knew it was immediately worth the purchase. Good price. Good build. Adds versatility to pull-ups and an attachment for rows at a cheap price.

These were a great addition to my gym. My Titan T-2 rack came with a straight bar, but I like to work in neutral grip work on occasion, so these were kind of a no-brainer. They are also great for barbell rows, as they really increase the range of motion for the movement. I was initially worried about them being made of plastic, but they are solidly built and the paddle shaped handles feel great.

There was a period late last year where I suffered through mild bicep tendonitis, which made "back day" and its associated pulling movements uncomfortable. Then I discovered these handles and they helped to alleviate much of the discomfort, allowing me to train around my injury until I recovered fully. For that reason alone I will be holding on to these handles.

These are a nice option for chest supported barbell rows to get more ROM and pull with a neutral grip. Also good for pullups if you only have a straight bar

I wanted neutral grip pull up bars, but there was no way I could figure out how to add them to my set up. I came across these grips and this was just what I needed. This might even be better because you can adjust the width right where you want them. It was cheaper and free shipping to buy off Amazon compared to off manufacturer website.

I use these both for pullups and sometimes when doing rows and they work very well

The main reason I bought these is to give myself a little bit extra overhead clearance in supinated pull ups, my ceiling height is low and this drops me low enough that in my configuration I can avoid hitting the ductwork above my head. That said, I do quite like how these feel, I expected it to not really feel any different than a chin up but the angle does help me isolate my lats slightly more. I also expected that they would feel sort of flimsy, but they are so solid for being made out of polymer, I would have no concerns using these as handles if I were trying to do some sort of pull variant on a barbell with heavy weight.