M G.
Posted
Does not target the forearms like it…
Does not target the forearms like it claims. Awkward to use and cheaply made.
Poor
63 reviews
Irond is listed under Print & Graphic Design.
Irond (irond.shop) has 63 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.8 out of 5.
63 approved reviews, newest moderated first
M G.
Posted
Does not target the forearms like it claims. Awkward to use and cheaply made.
Tommy B.
Posted
Wanted to like this but this is extremly awkward to use
Valued C.
Posted
Did not receive the device. Tracking says delivered Oct 8. Not delivered to me.
Gym G.
Posted
When it arrived, a few of the 'pads' were off the plungers on the device. I was able to fix, but in general very cheap, and the finger spacing is for a very large hand- almost impossible to keep pinkie on. I would prefer getting my money back- I will never use this.
Daddy-O
Posted
As interesting of a device that it is. There's no adjustment for extra tension and if you have small hands you won't like it as it is hard to grip and tends to slip out of your hand while using it
Shawna
Posted
It has helped my grip significantly. I was pretty weak and thought it was impossible at first. Everything seemed awkward. But after about 5 weeks, things felt more comfortable and became less tense. I had some cramping with it at first but not anymore.
Roger G.
Posted
Maybe it's my hand size, but this is a poorly made piece of crap! The cheap plastic jams and would probably break if I bothered to use it more often. Perhaps thicker and better aligned plastic would help...
Curtiz J.
Posted
Never got it.