Do you find that they allow you to move more weight - similar to knee wraps which give you some pull at the bottom of a squat?
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I have been able to lift more weight with the rehband knee supports. My knee don't bother me when wearing them. I have been able to get my front squat to 125 lb and my back squat to 155. The biggest difference would be in the deadlifts where I have been able to do my max of 205. Hope this helps.
1664402
No they do not allow moving more weight but do give more support during activity.
1664403
They help more in a mental aspect. I've moved more weight with them on. I think it just gives more confidence that your knees will track more correctly.
1664404
Yes, but I have never used knee wraps before so I cannot compare it to that.
1776783
I tried it yo answer the question, not if you are going to move around. If you left leg in one position may work straight. Tried wrapping around and again if don't move but the pads don't fully adhere.
221034
For me, I feel it's very important. Some moves I can do with the heavier weight. While other moves it's best for me to lighten my weight. You'll LOVE these. They are so comfortable to use.
1891471
Bobbi got it right. While it does not say so. You can add weights to the bar that holds your knees when doing pull downs and they use the machine to do curls and other lifting exercises. It is a well made machine that works very well.
842677
My son injured his knee in football to where he had a stretched PCL muscle which is in the back of the knee. He wears these for Basketball and weight lifting. My advice is to check with your doctor to see if you can do squats or it just depends upon the injury to your knee. My son doesn't use them to sleep in. I don't know if this answers your question but he seems to think it works perfectly.
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Here is the review that I wrote after buying this product... After I do a set, of different exercises, I use these bands as a superset to really fatigue the muscle group that I'm working that day. I have used a lot of different bands, but none has ever worked as well as these. I'm buying another set, so I can alternate sides during a set. GREAT PRODUCT!!! AND great service from AMAZON.COM Now, to answer your question... I haven't used them for leg presses, but they are definitely strong enough; you may have to wrap them around, to make them shorter. You can either sit down and wrap them under your feet and press, or lie on your back, and press up. Just make sure that when you bring your knees toward your chest, the bands are short enough to still have some resistance. I think they will work fine for leg presses; hope this helps.
224773
These aren't really made to increase your grip. They work good with curl bars and dumbells and I have done pull ups with them without much of a problem. You won't GAIN grip with these though
171149
I do squats with it. But any other leg workout it will bind up and you can not get a full range of motion.
566739
Yes . You just flip it over to use the lower ones incase you want to do a deeper squat position
566740
Yes. The higher handles are easier to use if you have limited hip flexibility. The lower handles offer a greater range of motion. Great bar!
298927
It works Calves(knees go under the padded crossbar for the lift action), if it activates anything on the upper leg it would be minimal. No Weights included
1348126
The leg wraps have programs that allow you to use one or more of the three sections. The length of the program depends on how many sections are inflated in each program.
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NO,this product is a padding that goes on the barbell to make it more comfortable when you squat.It is the same as wrapping a towel around the bar to make it softer.Make sure to Squat is fundamental.
545308
Yes, if you bend knee and slip it under your foot, you can buff the bottom of your foot.
1756570
Well, I've never used it that way but you could use it to pull the bottom part of the leg opening over your foot I would think. Its kind of long to use to pull them all the way up.
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In my opinion, No..i think the ones in the gym are harder to take off than these...they hold the weights in place with no movement...Really good buy..
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Not familiar with your pull-up bar, but I have attached these to a pull-up bar on my squat rack. Functionally they work, BUT they do drop you 7-8 inches lower, so you may need to lift your legs to clear the floor.