Angles 90 Grips Full In-depth Review - Is it WORTH IT?
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In this video I will be doing a Angles 90's grips Full In-depth Review and letting you know if they are worth it, are the angles 90's grips worth your money. The angle 90's grips are a great tool to use when doing calisthenics and for weight lifting to weight machines so have a lot of versatility , helping you to build muscle and get stronger. You can use them doing pull ups, to push ups, deadlifts and even with resistance bands, for any of you tempted by the angles 90 grips then watch this before you buy.
I wanted to break this down into what are the angle 90's? why would you use them and what can you do with them, this can be angle 90's grips for beginners if you like from how to set up the angle 90's to what are the different grips , how to shorten and lengthen to how to set up with the sling trainer that you get with the angles 90 grips athlete set. if you have any questions about the product then please drop me a message below
This is a angles 90 grips review or may search as a angle 90s review. This angles 90 review will give you all the info you need on the angles 90 grips. The angles 90 for perfect for pull ups.
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Great idea. I'm going to have to try a pair of these. Horizontal bar chin-ups always give me elbow tendonitis, but rings that allow me to move freely don't. These look super portable as well.
Super functional piece of equipment that I highly recommend
Very solid review! Thank you
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it
Great review mate
One question - have you tried doing weighted chin ups with them? I’d like to know if they can handle something like 150kg of weight
Glad you enjoyed the review mate, each strap and handle can handle 180kg so 360kg altogether. Hope that helps
@@LeeDowningKeatnot true, you are not combining straps to one handle, using them independently from each other only gives them the strength of each strap. Your body weight is the same on each handle, if you hold one handle its holding what ever weight you are, if you hang from 2 handles the weight is still the same on each handle.
@@Studentsvoice560 Fortunately, you are incorrect. when a weight is suspended from two anchors (that are directly above the load), the load is shared between the anchors.
Would this work for someone who experiences rear shoulder pain from pull ups/chin ups?
Good video, thanks for that. What is the diameter of the handles at the thickest point? Thanks for the info.
Thanks for watching glad you found it useful, looks around 1” 1/2 thick but has grooves so comfortable in the grip but you do have to grip harder I find
@@LeeDowningKeat Thanks for the quick reply!
I've had em for a few years now but haven't found a good reason to use em yet.
Why’s that? Why did you get them and not use them ?
@@LeeDowningKeat I tried em out a few times & they hurt my boney hands a little, that put me off.
@@citizengain that sucks, did you try all the different grips?
@@LeeDowningKeat Yes, & I will be using them in future for inverted rows (Bodyweight only)
@@citizengain sounds good, do have a benefits video on the angle 90s coming this Sunday
Hurt between your fingers when doing pull-ups. Sold mine straight away.
You didn't like them?
Are they better than the swissies ?
Yes as they have more uses but swisses are pretty good too, I recently got some that are at a 45 degree angle
Def. not. I have a pair of angles that I never use. Angles 90 have a tendecy to in to your fingers and etc. I do not recommend. Swissies I do use especially when have paiful elbows