I do a lot of handstands. Do these bend with the wrists well?
2091441
Yes, they do. I do handstands at my gym as well, and use them to help support my wrists, and they work great!
2091442
These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.
2091443
They will bend with the wrist. I use them for bench press and my wrists still bend back but the wraps add stability and take some of the strain off. I hope this was helpful.
2091444
Love these! Gives great stability without hindering movement in all exercising!!
1441003
They will probably slip off your wrists with active exercise. Ankles would probably work better.
788483
Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.
1247900
I use these to keep my wrist straight when I lift. I use them everyday. Would not work out without them.
831231
Frankly, I'm not sure how spinning really helps. The elevation of the stands gives you a bigger range of motion and the way you hold them is easier on your wrists than having your hands flat on the ground. Rotating as I'm doing the motion does come very natural, so maybe it helps keep pressure off the wrist, but I couldn't swear to that.
166224
not well. they are tight on my index finger to the point it starts to ache. the rest are all ok. they stop 2-3 inches past the wrist. well worth the money despite the discomfort.
1769638
They are sturdy. I've had mine for two years with normal use. I've had no issues, but I never TRIED to bend them with one hand, either. You will love them.
75019
Josh is correct. These are not intended to support your wrists during physical activity. There are wrist supports specifically designed for that purpose. These are excellent for nightwear!
1760240
They do not bend. You can place them around a bend on angles. They are very stiff and strong.
391383
Yes, you can easily bend them, especially if you use wide-jawed pliers. They will not break.
952088
Yes they bend at the shoulders elbows, neck, wrists, hips knees and feet. They are very poseable, nice detail, I would highly recommend!
1791240
I have these bars and while riding there is almost no pressure on your wrists at all.. It's all in the forearm, and the wrists are only resting on the bars themselves. I suggest you buy some sort of tape before putting them on your bars because the metal clamps will scratch your handlebars, and in my opinion aren't quite tight enough by themselves. However, for the price these cant be beat.
429352
They have a rubbery consistency but they are very rigid. I wouldn't count on bending them very far
697280
Do they do not. They just cuff your wrist and have a strap that secures them tight. I have been using for about 6 months and they really well. - james
1693613
No. However, these wrist supports help prevent strain to the same tendons involved in tennis or golfers elbow by minimizing over flexion during exercise.
2234571
Absolutely! At first they may seem very tight and restrictive as they are designed to protect your hand and wrist when you fall down on asphalt or cement which you do a lot of with street rollerskates but after a while they loosen up and your fingers can move very well but in the beginning they will be very tight.
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Yes, however they are minor. First is the width of the bar. It's good to switch it up every now and again, but the curl bar is very thin. Second, the way you position your wrists will be different, thus working different muscles and different angles. So, it's totally up to you.