could i use this to scale metal structures with my wrists? (im a base jumbper...)
915848
No, it is not strong enough for that. It is great for what it is meant for...holding nails and screws.
915849
Absolutely! These rare earth magnets are powerful enough to support the weight of a standard size elephant but gentle enough that you will be able to lift them off once they attach. I have also used them when I bungee jump to attach the bungee to the deck that I am jumping off. Then when I am at the bottom my friends just lift the magnet off.
2224515
Yes you can. I am the only user so I did it once and have not touched it since. I don't know if it would be easy to adjust frequently but I do not see why unless you are quite heavy.
796556
You could, but not very easily. You'd have to have the safety bars up really high and move the stands into position, and the safety bars are not round, but flat, so it would not be comfortable on the hands. I would probably find a kitchen counter with a corner to do chest dips before I'd mess around with this unit.
299515
I should imagine yes, but you might need to anchor the base a little bit for that...the entire post is bendable, but you might have trouble if you reach it too far. I cannot remember how heavy the base is (it was a gift for my mother-in-law). However, I can say this: The magnification is terrific, so you would most assuredly be pleased in that area. :) Good luck!
1457595
I don't think so..It would help build strength though! Getting it started on the circular motion takes a little umph...but it is easier after that.
2064516
I'm sure you could, it might weaken the metal. But it would be worth a shot. I do like it a lot! It works great, and I can do a lot of shells in a short amount of time. I hope this helps.
1458838
Hi Rigoberto:You can pretty much jerry-rig this to anything that has some amount of weight to it. Like perhaps affixing it to a table leg with some weight behind it. You'll pull about maybe 25 lb.s of force onto it. . .it affixes in a couple of places.
1614768
A bicycle maybe, a motorcycle... probably not. I don't think you could do the back and forth motion to rev up. There are supportive metal strips on the top of the hand and under to protect you from breaking your wrists, and they limit your range of motion pretty drastically. I actually went to Triple 8's website to find out how to measure properly.
809013
I guess you can. mine broke very quickly. not good for anything remotely heavy. the plastic used is very brittle,
460110
This was my first attempt so I can tell you it will not work. First, the metal is not as heavy duty as it should be to support that weight. Second, the way this is meant to work 2 kits can not be used. You might try to find a better product that can support this or go to plan "B".
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.
2087303
Yes actually. There's many ways to Frankenrig this shoulder rig to have any attachment you'd like. Different screws and different adjustment pieces. Play with it! It's fun :D
664807
I've owned mine for a few months now and use it doing total body workout. My wrists are small and it moves a bit but otherwise no problem.
2217408
Probably not....it is built to drag weight from behind...I think it would ride up and be uncomfortable if you used it in the manner you are asking about. I would use a big, loop band instead.
463886
Not really. You might be able to rig it for that but not sure how well it will work. Thought about trying it myself but haven't gotten around to it.
1618644
You can yes, going off of memory you should be able to put 6 10 lb weights on each side to bring it up to 120lbs per bar.
414179
You can, but it might require some reshuffling of weights as the expansion are single blocks of metal.