ATX® Foam Grip rowing handle narrow 15 cm - outside

ATX® Foam Grip rowing handle narrow 15 cm - outside - wrist axis outside

ATX® Foam Grip Rowing Handle, Narrow Grip, 15 cm - Outside - Ideal for close-grip seated rowing or close-grip lat pulldowns. Made entirely of thick-walled steel and coated with a grippy neoprene layer, this ^ATX® rowing handle is extremely durable and offers excellent handling. Its perfect ergonomics enhance grip strength and muscle contraction.

The extended grip fin supports wrist stabilization, helping to keep the elbows at the correct contraction angle for optimal muscle contraction. The handle is made of 8 mm thick steel and coated with a 3 mm thick neoprene layer. The mounting hole has a diameter of 18 mm and is compatible with all standard carabiners with a diameter of 6–10 mm. Furthermore, the coating prevents damage to the paintwork on frames and equipment.

Product details

• Handle width approx. 15 cm
• Wrist axis - outside
• Handle with extended grip fin for targeted muscle contraction
• It fits perfectly and securely in your hand thanks to its precise positioning angle and grippy coating.
• For a more intense muscle contraction
• Made of 8 mm thick steel
• With 3 mm thick neoprene coating
• Compatible with all standard carabiner hooks with a diameter of 6–10 mm.
• Price per piece

Notice

The Foam Grips rowing handles and lat pulldown bars are also available in a 5-piece set at a special price.

Foam Grips

Due to the size and complexity of our back, it is important to train it with various exercises and different grip variations. For example, overhead pulling exercises primarily train the latissimus dorsi, while front pulling exercises tend to target the trapezius muscle.

Foam grips differ significantly from conventional grips because they are ergonomically designed to fit the human body. As mentioned above, different grips are used to train different muscle groups. A common problem with back training is that grip strength gives out before the back muscle actually being trained. This means the back muscles aren't maximally stimulated, and the training efficiency decreases. Thanks to the ergonomic shape of foam grips, this is now a thing of the past. The optimal fit for the hands ensures that the forearms are relieved, allowing for better activation of the back muscles and thus achieving better training results. Furthermore, the ATX foam grips are curved in such a way that you pull your elbows at the correct angle to your body, thus achieving maximum contraction. Annoying slippage is a thing of the past thanks to the neoprene coating.