Can you use these without them spinning? For example if I wanted to do my wrists facing in only?
1165622
Yes. You do not have to spin them; you control them. It's just advertised that the spinning adds to the efficiency and intensity of the workout. I use them very much; I also purchased the Perfect AB-Carver. They're a good combination for an upper body workout.
1165623
Yes most definitely. And you can use them in the traditional position as well, without them spinning. I hope this helps!!!
1165624
I think it would feel odd and be difficult to achieve a full range of motion push up without the rotation. If you really prefer not to have rotation you can use free weights in place of the perfect pushup.
1351003
They swival, they rotate, but no, I don't see how they can be turned around as a rivet connects them to the plastic holder. (Not sure why you'd want to turn them around?)
1658939
Yes, but you don't have to. Like Zachary says just turn them toward the floor. The pad as such is also adjustable so you can change the angle. I use it both with Olympic, EZ and dumbbells. One of my favorite accessories.
906175
Yes they can. However at least in my case the were a bit tricky due to the wheel itself. After I had them on, I did have to use a set of needle nose to tighten them just enough.. They have worked fine though
1339954
U can do them yourself. Just do them one hand at a time. Wrap them around the barbell, then twist your wrists until they tighten snugly to the bar. Then do the same for the other hand.
1137373
I use them for ankles and wrists. The only concern is to make them a little (+ 2 small waits) heavier for your ankles, so I usually do the ankle exercises at different sessions than wrists. This way I avoid changing in the middle of exercising.Enjoy!
508416
Yes. They rotate from a high wrist position. The fingers are separate and can accommodate gloves. The right hand fingers are curled a bit which might make it harder to get gloves on but it should be possible.
555472
I think they would be far too bulky and uncomfortable for that use, perhaps if you were just going to sit in a chair and use them, than okay, but certainly not if you are planning on doing anything. I could not use these on my wrists if I wanted to, they were bulky for my ankles I cannot imagine using them in that fashion, but again, it would depend on how how big your wrist is.
737559
I do not see it affecting your throwing one bit. If anything would probably help causebitbdoes govebsome added support. But without limiting your hand like those wrist braces you get from the doctor.... I'm sure you can use these and still throw a ball fine. I see in baseball done pitchers have a similar thing on their wrists.
179067
I don't see why you couldn't. If you keep some slack in between the straps once you Velcro it around your wrists, your wrists will have a little bit more room to move around. Personally, I strap them tight when I'm weightlifting to keep my wrists fairly immobile.
1651948
I am not familiar with that problem. But they might, if you wore them upside down. I would try one or ask a PT you trust.
869416
You can take them off and use them or you can run your feet over them. It's cool when the lufas get wet they grow! They don't rotate.
225197
Although I don't do flip turns, I don't see why not. The earphones fit securely in your ear canal and come with a piece of velcro to tie up the wires to your goggle straps.
1958708
From my experience no, as if you have to adjust them (the arms) typically you may need to tighten down the screws a bit more after moving them so they do not move or fall. The product works very well, though I would say in a fixed position that you initially set up. I occasionally move them, but not often.
616905
Technically you can it for that the machine is high enough , I have never tried doing that only regular dips and weighted dips. But also you would have to rotate your hands since there is no direct straight bar like normal. I would advise being careful of you do try them
368118
Yes. You can tilt them so that they look like a "V" from above. I would not say they "spin," however. Minor adjustments are possible without much effort, but, if you want to move them around a lot...and in different configurations....that takes more work.
2115178
I suppose you could if you want but it wouldn't work very well at all.If you're looking for a knife to throw without spin, I definitely wouldn't buy these.