Spinning Burn Rotator Machine, Arm Workout Equipment for Men and Women, Forearm Trainer for Boxing, 12 Pounds Arm and Shoulder Strength Training for Home and Gym Workouts and Rehabilitation

Heavy weight and well made.

Overall amazing! resistance is great and you can incorporate it with many workouts.

I love this thing! It's great for a warm up, or for a serious workout. It works so many muscle groups at once, it's exhausting but doesn't burn out any one muscle.

I was looking for a different type of forearm and shoulder workout. A friend turned me on to the concept of this machine. It definitely gives a good burn. I didn't think it would at first, but once you get into it you really feel the burn.I like the fact I can alter the resistance based on my preference for workout that day. I have read other reviews which say it would have been nice to get a manual of different workouts. I agree with that. You definitely have to play around with it. I have found many different motions, all of which I feel hit some good muscle groups.Definitely feels like a sturdy piece of equipment. It is a little heavy if you are traveling. It does pack away easily though.

This is a terrific piece of equipment. High quality build and easy to use and deceptively effective. Especially great for rotational arm strength used in golf and tennis. It also develops your chest and shoulders as you are working the rotational strength of your forearms. Your shoulders get a really pronounced internal and external rotational workout as the forearms work.Do say, 3 sessions of just a few minutes each spread out during a lifting or workout session. I start every workout with this. Really great.

Excellent upper body workout. Gives a definite burn to the arms!

So overall, this unit is a specific exercise that would be equivalent of doing rotating punches for a small punching bag above the head if you've ever seen clips or movies doing that. If you're really strong and you're looking for a specific tool to be able to work specifically on upper body strength, specifically for your forearms, back, shoulder, then this is the tool that can get the job done.I bought this more specifically because I needed a way to be able to workout my back and shoulder muscles as I've been experiencing pain as a side effect of losing weight while neglecting my upper body as I've mainly been doing rowing up to this point with very little resistance training. Weights still intimidate me a bit to build a routine off of it, along with resistance bands I get annoyed with setting up even though it's simple to do so, and I'm not the best at free body exercises to tackle the specific area. I first thought I had actually a serious issue as I had this pain for months on end that was getting worse so I went to the doctor about it and did an xray on my back. Didn't find anything.When it started to get worse, I noticed that it only felt better when I was doing my exercises, so I started to look more into getting some stretching material / massage guns for my back. They helped immensely, but the pain would still come back afterword.After being recommended physical therapy for a problem I knew for a fact I could solve with simply adding some resistance training, I opted for this instead. So I bought this along with an arm extender, since it's really simple and targeted the specific area that I've had pain with. Since the tool is really light, I can use it along with doing cardio from walking or add it into a routine seemlessly which is what I've been doing for the past few weeks along with the other tool I use and a simple kettlebell routine.Pain goes completely away, but comes back when I neglect to do the exercise for a while, so for my specific use case it worked out really well. However retrospectively, theres other products that are half the price of this one that would've served the same purpose, and I don't think with the limited use case this product has that it should be sold for $120 dollars when I can buy an adjustable kettlebell for $150.

This thing will make your biceps burn! Great for HIIT workouts. It’s durable, resistance stays strong, but it’s quite heavy so it would be hard to travel with it or take it in your gym bag. My only problem is that it puts tension on my neck when I’m using it and I really need to focus on pulling my shoulder blades back, otherwise I’m going to be in pain the rest of the day (and not in a good way). My 12 year old also likes to use it.