Noah A.
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Irond review
I like the idea of the product, but it was too small for me to use properly. I didn’t like the fact that it arrived missing parts.
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Irond (irond.shop) has 63 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.8 out of 5.
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Noah A.
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I like the idea of the product, but it was too small for me to use properly. I didn’t like the fact that it arrived missing parts.
Giuseppe P.
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The space used for the fingers is incorrect, I need to use the other hand to hold the fingers in place and push.
PJ F.
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overall good. positioning of pinky trigger is a bit of a challenge (too horizontal for one hand) but not bad.
customer
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I keep it on my desk and honestly use it as more of a fidget toy that anything. The finger plungers are a little bit far apart for my hands, especially the pinky finger. The weight is good, and I can feel it when I've used it a bit
Daddy-O
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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
Chris K.
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Product came in a decent, timely fashion was really disappointed in the fact that it was plastic. It catches when you squeeze it and feels very awkward for the pinky. It doesn't stay in the hand easily. It could use a redesign. It helps a little, but I haven't noticed any significant improvement. I use it three or four times every day.
james R.
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Using it every day, don't see much changes.
Richard
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The company itself is good. The order came quickly. One of the boxes was damaged, but that’s not on them. I was disappointed in the product itself. I thought it would be a better built and not all plastic. I bought two and honestly, I’m really not happy with the results. There’s not a lot of resistance or maybe I just have strong hands to begin with. Not seeing any real gains and muscle or vascularity in the forearms. I see that it’s worth for some people. Obviously it’s not one size fit tall. I’d be interested in a product that was a little sturdy or made and maybe offered adjustable tension so the isometrics could be adjusted for different strengths.