Abdominal Wheel, Ab Roller for Abdominal Exercise Machine, Abs Workout Equipment, Core Strengthening Trainer Fitness Belly Training, Entrainement maison equipement. accessories gym stuff

I’ve never used one of these but the wheels move left and right. Still able to use though!

This is an inexpensive ab roller, so I didn't have high expectations. However, it is adequately sturdy once assembled. The bearing system is good enough for the amount of weight it normally takes, but it's not high end by any means. It rolls smoothly unless you press a lot of weight down on it. It doesn't roll as easily on a mat as directly on a hard floor. It could be improved with a bit more surface area for the wheels to contact the floor, and with better bearings. Is it worth buying? If you are looking for something inexpensive and it won't be used daily or pressed on with heavy weight, it's a reasonable option to consider.

The handles for this exercise wheel are supposed to just slip on, and I had a lot of trouble getting them on all the way so the wheels wouldn't wobble. At least I don't really worry about the handles coming off now, since it was so hard to get them on. Once I got it put together, it works alright. The mat it comes with is very small, so I will probably try to find a bigger mat so I have more range of motion.

My teen boys are super into fitness right now and wanted something to work their abs that didn't involve doing crunches. This is perfect for their basement home gym they've set up. It was a little difficult to put together, but they managed to get the handles on eventually. They didn't need anything fancy and this works just fine for their needs.

This is good and good quality, I just am a victim to buying something thinking all use it and never do. It's for sure hard to start out at first with not a lot of muscle but if you're slightly stronger this is great!

The product is nice as you can quickly disassemble it and reassemble for travel. It truly works you out if done properly. However... Pad is a bit small for some wide leg users... Not a problem since my legs are slim. Some folks commented it's way too small, but I think it's okay if u do proper form and have your knees togetherWhat I wish tho, is that it's one round and wide wheel so that going off the side for oblique work out be easier... Currently wobbly when going to the side as it rolls on only wheel. But I think it will be okay when I build up core. This would benefit beginners tho!

I am trying out ab rollers for the first time and decided to give this one a try. It came disassembled in a box. The instruction manual was missing but assembly was easy enough to figure out. My husband and I decided to try this roller together. The foam knee pad that came with it was just big enough for my female knees to fit on. It was not big enough to hold him. The roller was sturdy. The handles were easy to hold. Did not hurt my hands. The wheel has a little bit of rubber for grip. I was less trusting of the ab roller and therefore, had a much harder time using it. Maybe there's a small learning curve. Or maybe it's just me. I even did a belly flop at one point. My husband had experience with ab rollers like this one. He went to work like a pro. Both of us felt it in our upper arms right away. We later felt it in our abs as well. I need a lot more practice with it but my husband enjoys it thoroughly. A nice addition to our home gym.

Easy to put together and use, and is stable enough for me. I do wish the wheel part had more grip for safety reasons, but it's pretty decent.