what is the tension weight, or weight range?
469226
It does not say on the packaging however many other websites for this item state "Variable tension in each spring (2-4 lbs per finger)".
469227
I don't know exaclty, nor it is on the specs (as far as I know).Anyway, the minimum tension is quite "soft" (even for a usually non-powered pinky finger, for example) and it is widely adjustable...Hope this helpsBest regardsGiancarlo
469228
Wish I could help with an actual number, but i have no idea. But it is rather firm. After 5 minutes or so, i feel it in my forearm. I know that prob doesnt help you much though.
469229
2-5 pounds, per finger. Unlike some grip developers, which are not articulated per finger, this is a pretty good workout weight for a guitar or bass player looking to develop per-finger strength at playing angles. I found I get best results from working each finger *quickly* and frequently with low to medium resistance on the device, so that it's as much a speed and dexterity workout as it is a strength builder for individual fingers.
469230
There is no such information with Varigrip. As the tension you are using becomes too easy crank up for a specific finger. Seems that power needed to compress keys, becomes increasing difficult when moving from a beat to quarter beat. All of the following adds up to weight range
1954509
The short answer is - I don't. I have it in a place for use, but because the unit has no tension knob, which I didn't know before I purchased, I'm not using it...a total waste of money and space. I'm actually trying to give it away.
882873
Yes, there are 3 tension levels. You change them by adding one or two knots. The instructions are clear on this. I have it on the middle or second tension level.
1869429
not sure about the weight but it's not light. For me, it's perfect and I highly recommend it!
1070004
I think the manual says something like 500 lbs max but I doesn't specify what, where, or how. I know I've done a seated (ya sitting on the ground) row off the lower pulley with 160ish and that's about the max I've done with it so far. The cable has stretched a little but seems to be okay and the pulley's wiggle a little on the bearing or bolt since I've used it enough but if its a concern for you then you can upgrade the pulley's. I have to weight the back or front on certain excercises to keep it from being pulled forward or backward but its been a great machine.
2142373
The SuperPole has the option to be tension mounted or permanently mounted. The weight limit is 300 lbs.
1539189
No Clue on the weight, it's sturdy but easily moved if that helps any. Excellent instructions
1463956
Patricia, I don't know the gauge but it is quite "weighty". Not soft or flexible at all.
2235767
From my actual measurement using incremental 2.5lb dumbbell plates, it's about 20lbs total or avg 5lbs +/- per finger on the lowest tension setting. Did not measure the max as I do not have a need for it (yet).
307127
Don't know, however it isn't light! Probably pretty close to the shipping weight. It's not that bad to handle.
1604244
Sorry im honestly not sure. I believe it will becuase the tension is fully adjustable.
538165
Just went and measured. 21 looks to be about right. Incidentally, we have a 25" and 22" pair of monitors hooked up. Spring tensions was nowhere near strong enough out of the box to hold the weight, but it is adjustable with a screw on each arm, and it holds the weight just fine now.
632383
Agree with Masami, mine says 40kN. I use it for a hanging chair and have had 300+ pounds in it and never worried about failure.
1127434
I don't know. I used to weigh 235, and it did not strain the equipment, though.
849377
Hello, I usually use any brand topspin strings with a 59 lbs tension, but it depends on your game style and control.
1633894
The equipment weight is ~80 lb. The force that is exerted, puling on the bar with your hands is variable, but would be in the 25 lb. range give or take.
1797291
I'm not sure what the weight limit is, however there are 8 levels of resistance adjustments.