New Patent Cylinder Adjustable Power Twister Arm Exercise with Resistance 10-200KG

I got this thinking it would be good, saw a review on YouTube of a big guy struggling even at level 8. I used it easily, im 150 pounds, not totally lean, and not hugely muscular. I did it easy. I did It on 12, there's no way id do it as easy if it were really that tensioned up. Waste of money, im going to get a refund. I did it on 12 . This massive guy on youtube couldnt even do an 8. Waste of time, get the other one on amazon that has springs, cuz this one definitely doesn't work. u get more tension trying to do flys with 20 pound dumbbellsEDITso I got another one as an exchange, the original was doable on all settings which wasn't right, this one gets harder and harder and yea, the higher settings are basically impossible for me right now. The only benefit from the first one is the highest setting was usable and was hard in a way where I could manage a rep and really have to push very hard. This one I dont know if there is a setting that perfectly replaces that level of difficulty, it may go from easy almost too easy at the first two levels then harder and by 7 its tough and through 12 very hard, its a more useful range tho, I can work on these levels and move up, where the original was all doable but overall easier, this one gets harder faster. I dont know if any 2 of these will be perfectly the same in terms of pressure difficulty being spread out evenly meaning, level 8 for example would be just as hard as level 8 on another one. BUT, I believe the overall tension is there as advertised, its just gonna maybe be spread slightly differently on different ones. But it IS useable and and EXCELLENT machine to use for true flys. This will work great and there is another version of this type of machine with springs on amazon, I had gotten that one after I received my first version of this one. That one doesn't open as wide as this, this one opens maybe 30 percent wider and thus is more effective, also that other one only has 4 settings and it starts rather hard. It would be less useful, this actually lets you gain strength and build up the right way and extends properly. If you want to work your chest properly, as you may or may not know, the chest is meant to pull to the inside of your body across, not really push forward like a bench press, then this is one of the best ways to properly exercise your chest. No dumbbells that are too heavy and likely harm your shoulders because gravity of pulling your arms down. This willl be tough and you are getting tension as you squeeze in. Pretty good, The only advantage the other one with the springs has, is that is gives some tension as you open up slowly, this does not do that, it only gives tension as you squeeze in, BUT the range and difficulty settings make this a way better product in my opinion. IF you want a great way to do flys, get this, and if for whatever reason it doesn't work right, dont worry, just get a replacement, Its definitely worth it and you will get the results you want.

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I really like this thing...the price had me skeptical as to what type of quality to expect. So far, I could not be more pleased. The product offers up a very smooth, steady resistance with plenty of resistance to offer, by just twisting the dial. I have been incorporating this into my workouts as a finisher and with supersets. This thing compliments every exercise I have combined it with and really ties in well with chest, back and arm movements. It is hard to mimic this unique type of crushing movement with other training implements. Thanks for a solid, inexpensive and effective product.

It's very durable and feels heavy duty. But there is no way it has 440lbs of resistance. I don't work out often and I never really bench pressed more than 150 when I did. But I can squeeze this at the max setting. I'm not sure if it's defective because I can hear the fluid being squeezed when used so maybe the seal isn't good but none of the liquid leaks out. I've given it to a couple older family members and they say it's difficult but again I don't work out there is no way I can use this at 440lbs. If it really is defective then their quality assurance testing needs to improve because a seal shouldn't break from shipping it would be noticeable after its made.This doesn't come with any list of ways to use it but if you hold it different ways it works different muscles. Using the standard way in the pictures I can feel it in my wrist, biceps and chest. It's not going to get you big muscles but is good for toning up and working those muscles if you don't go to the gym or are older. If you go to the gym this probably isn't worth it unless you specifically want to improve the bending motion.Part of the problem is the resistance seems to go down significantly the further it closes. After a certain point I stopped pushing with the force I used to move it at its widest and I could push it closed with my hands open. If it was consistent resistance I think you would get a much better workout. As a comparison I moved a 50lb TV for a couple minutes and it worked my arm and chest muscles more than this at max.

The Lovho Power Twister is the best exercise equipment that I have ever used. The quality that is incorporated into the new design is fabulous. Most power equipment utilizes a straight bar with a spring that is rated at only one resistance level. If you want another level, you have to purchase a different bar. The resistance level on the Lovho can be set anywhere from 22 lbs. to 440 lbs. This twister really works to increase your strength in your wrists, forearms, triceps and shoulders. Many buyers including myself will never reach the 440 mark, but you start off with power level 2 and work your way up.

Bought about two years ago, used sparingly and was stored away as instructed. Tried taking it back out to use and found it's leaked a lot of hydraulic fluid. Great patented junk.

This thing is great especially since I now sit in front of the computer way more than ever before.. easy to use... awesome

Only concentric force(squeezing together), no eccentric: does not push arms apart. Not worth it. Get the one that looks like a spring. Simple and effective. Returned