Mag Grip Knockoff Unboxing and Review | 5pc Multi-grip Lat Pulldown Attachments | Amazon BalanceForm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I unbox and review this Amazon BalanceForm / Everyday Essentials (Mag-Grip knockoff) 5 piece set of multi-grip lat pulldown attachments after 9 months of use.
Let’s check it out!
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I appreciate the details in your review.
Nice presentation. Keep the videos coming on affordable equipment.
Will do. I have several more planned!
Thank you. You just saved my hard earned money 😊🙏🏻
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Reminds me of prime fitness ones
Fantastic review, thank you. I think it's better to get one or two of these rather than all 5.
I got them for a good price, and I was happy to be able to try all of them to see what works best for me. But I agree, I only use one of them and don’t need the rest.
Thanks a lot. I was going to buy Mag grips because a lot of TH-camrs talk bad about the knockoffs but you’ve changed my mind
Glad it was helpful. I have not used Mag Grips, so I cannot speak to their differences with these knockoffs, but the knock offs on their own have been great!
Which strap is the best to use with the MAG grip? Maybe wieght lifting hooks? I tried to use conventional straps and figure eight lifting straps and didn't work
Hooks should work, but they may damage the rubber coating. I don’t currently own any hooks, so I can’t test them.
Yeah, straps won’t work.
The other option is improved grip strength.
I have found the 56cm and the 84cm. Which one should i buy? Is the 84cm one to wide? Should i go for the 56cm one? (i want one mostly for lats)
Between those two, if I had to choose one, I would personally choose the 56 cm with no reservations.
84 cm is a bit wide. It works for lat pull downs, but not as comfortable for rows.
I recommend measuring it out on a stick or some thing and physically testing which is more comfortable for you.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking to order, correct me if I'm wrong? But you can also you these attachments for tricep pull downs, etc.
I would not recommend or plan on using them for tricep push downs. Only pull exercises; pretty much lat pulldowns and rows.
One of the short ones almost kind of works for tricep, push downs, but it’s not comfortable. That’s not the intended use.
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Thank you 💪🏽
Glad it was helpful!
I got a set from Ritfit and they work very well. The eyelets are a lot better
Nice! Good to know!
I see they also come with carabiners. Very nice!
If you had to buy one size ?
Which one to go with : 24" ?
Definitely. I would get the 24 inch, no hesitation.
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Even the 30" looks good.
38" bar would be too wide I think.
It would be like gripping the standard lat pulldown at its widest and then your shoulders get incorporated into the movement. That's why I find lat pulldowns with slighter more than a shoulder width grip is optimal.
The Burn in lats is noticeably more.
Where did you get that bar and pads that hold your knees down?