CAP Barbell Pair of Push Up Bars

This is an awesome set of push up bars for the price. I do a lot of traveling and I love the fact that these bars use a wing nut to hold the feet to the handle. This allows me to fold them down in less than a minute and place them in my suitcase for working out in my hotel room. Some hotels the company books do not have fitness centers and these were an awesome find.As for quality. I want to say excellent so far. I use them 3 to 4 times a week so far with no issues. I myself am 6foot tall and weigh 200 pounds. I use them at various angles(think p90x) including wide grip and decline with my feet up on a chair. The grip is comfortable enough, and if you think that it is not, add a washcloth, no biggie. The hard plastic for the feet have a very slight rubbery feel, which helps it to not slide while in use at home. I have hardwood floors at home. They work well on carpet also.In my opinion, these are a great find for the price. Again, the travel aspect works wonders for me, since I have limited space in my bag for workout stuff. The quality is much better than you would expect for the price. I am happy with this product.

-They are not the most attractive push-up bars out there, but they certainly do the job!-I have to admit it, I thought because of its low price they were poor quality and that they will not handle my weight but bought them anyways, for my surprise, they turn out to be very, very sturdy even though they look weak.-It supports my 260 pounds without any problem, i don't feel like they are going to bend, break, or something like that, and I think they may handle up to 300 pounds; so if you are below that range dont worry about it.-They definitely have a good grip and won't slide while doing wide push-ups (don't go super wide though or you are going to get hurt because this type of bars will go side way at that point and will make you plant you face on the floor... it have not happen to me thankfully, but I saw it on a video so careful with that!), at least they didn't slide for me, and I guess it will depend on the kind of floor you have at the place you train; in my case is ceramic floor.-A little assembly is required; no tools needed, just align the holes for the screws, tight them with your hands, and you are good to go! And they are cool because you can disassemble them and take them anywhere you go because they take no space at all.-Overall is the best money I have used in a long time, buy them if you can, you won't be disappointed!-And as always fast shipping from amazon without any problem!

I believe these are essentially identical to the ones I owned for many, many years minus a brand name which was printed on the foam (as I recall). They were an excellent product for a modest cost. I endured a pec belly muscle tear and as a result I donated my old pair to Goodwill since I thought I likely would never be able to utilize them again. Of course through intensive therapy and 2.5 years, I ended up needing them again to do "modified push-ups". This product looks and works almost exactly as my previous pair did. The only con of this version is that the foam hand grips are a pretty soft foam and chrome is a pretty slippery metal. As a result the foam constantly wants to slip down the sloped metal portions of these bars. Thus, you will need to keep adjusting them between sets. Fortunately, the majority of the time they stay in place "enough" for you to complete a set of 20-25 reps or so.I would classify this as more of a nuisance than a real serious problem with the product. Of course I would like them to see if they can come up with a foam which is a little thicker, more firm and see if there's anything manufacturing can do to address the "slippery slope" issue. Possibly there isn't, but it is "worth a sniff".All in all, they are a very good product and very stable. I am 6'1" and weigh 202 pounds and these work very well for me and don't wobble like you read about a lot of other similar products (possibly designed more for lighter framed women). I've done a few regular push-ups as well and these are stable for that as well.

Awesome little addition to any home gym. Adds much more depth to your push ups, and gives you a solid set of handles to do static holds. The way the handles break down is also a huge plus if you’re a little tight on space, or traveling.The one thing you’ll notice is the cushion on the grip begins to flatten with use, and stops being as supportive. This will only happen well after the point you’ve gotten your money’s worth, so don’t worry about that too much. A small towel, shirt, handkerchief, etc. is sufficient to bring it back to life, but a really nice work around is a pair of fat grips that you can buy here on Amazon. Both of these products are usually on sale, but regardless are definitely worth the full price.Despite the cushion issue, it’s a smart buy if you want to add a little bit of complexity to your workouts; either at home, or on the road.

When I fist picked the pieces up out of they box they were SUPER lighweight and looked like they could be pretty cheap. They were super easy to assemble which is great for me since I travel and stay in hotels a lot for work so I can just stick them in my bag. I first tried them out on my tile floors. I was sure they were going to slide out from under me and i was going to smack my face since the black feet are plastic but they were extremely stable and didnt budge at all even when i bounced on them trying to get them to move. They were very comfortable on my hands and wrists. The cushion is a little thin but I dont do THAT many pushups, for me they're just fine. Im so happy I got these. I dont think I would have gotten anything else with a more expensive model than I got with these.