Any home gym/garage gym enthusiasts have extremely weak wrists, any suggestions for D-handles.
I own U**-clips D-handles** they spin around nicely not bad but a little heavy, I also have Beyond Powers d-handles I use those quite a bit.
I haven’t tried any from the list below but heard the following are top contenders;
1-dialed motion’s or BOS d-handles with bearings
2-Trak handles
3-Eric Janicki’s Torq handles
4-Darko D-Nade open handles
I’m looking for d-handles that are easy on wrists, anyone else out there with decent strength but extremely weak wrists?

I was thinking how nice it would be if BP and offered more accessories that worked well with the Voltra or Voltra’s. Similar to Mutant Metals or Rorman Strength products available on Rogue’s website or Porter PhysEd fitness partnering up with Fringe sport. Maybe offer a credit card, or payment setup like shop. To me the biggest pain in the a_ _ is when than the payment gets processed in seconds then you have a question or concern and no return email or call very frustrating to not know the status of your order. and now you’re wondering if the company is reputable.
At least with BP you know that you are spending your money with a well established company with proven customer service that will stand behind their product.

I was wondering if anyone out there has ever tried using pulleys with their Voltra or Voltra’s? I have been curious if pulleys positioned strategically on a rack, t-bar foot plate, or anywhere for that matter would mimic some of the commercial style equipment.

Know one discussed the Voltra original and intended use was in rehab facilities. In the rehab industry the Voltra is used to evaluate injuries, evaluate athletes, and most importantly helping athletes and regular people get functional after being Injured, and post surgery, to me that is the definition of getting stronger. If rehab facilities are using Voltra’s to help patients and athletes GET STRONG, I am sure it will help people training in their home gym get strong.
Prospective Voltra buyers and current owners should watch Joel Gray(Gray Matter Lifting) new Voltra podcast series. Very informative, and focuses exclusively on all things Voltra.

I don’t like to be one of those people I saw a YouTube video by a YouTube influencer “Ryan Treadway”, that mentioned in his last HGC video that the nano had more modes than Voltra which is categorically wrong. Not only is the Voltra way more advanced and smoother (a quote by Coop from garage gym reviews after checking out the nano on his video) the Voltra is the only digital resistance that allows the user to use both eccentric and chains at the same time. No other resistance does that not to mention the multiple modes and training options offered exclusively by the Voltra.

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Any thoughts?

One issue with ECCENTRIC is there are times when I have eccentric mode set extremely high, finish my workout and shut them down. The next day when I am setting up for the next exercise by doing a very low weight for feel I forget the eccentric is set so high and “BAM” My main concern is it SNAPPING back and cracking the screen.
there should be an option where ECCENTRIC RESETS TO zero after shut down or some type of reminder to let me know watch it your eccentric is set to 80.
Any thoughts?

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