Wrist Roller and Rack Attachment
Product Details
This wrist roller will make you cry in pain—and you'll be happy about it!
Build your forearms and develop your grip strength either as a stand-alone piece of gear or grab the optional rack attachment bracket to connect it to your 2.3" x 2.3" power rack or TRUE 3" x 3" rack for next-level isolation.
The handles are lightly textured for comfort with a convenient center channel so your strap doesn't run amok. Throw on a weight plate, choose from 10 adjustable strap lengths, and feel the burn!
IMPORTANT: Ensure you select the correct rack attachment bracket for your power rack upright size.
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- DZDinos Z.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 months agoWrist roller and rack attachement
Just great I love it , I would point out one
thing, there should be knurling on the on the handles.
- JCJeff C.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoWrist roller
Very heavy duty piece of equipment. It's an awesome addition to my garage.
Bells of Steel Canada7 months agoThanks so much for the feedback and the fabulous photos, Jeff! 🙌 We're pumped that the Wrist Roller and Rack Attachment is finding a happy home in your garage gym. Heavy-duty and ready to roll those wrists to steel-like strength!
Yours in strength,
The B.o.S. Crew - CCChad C W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars9 months agoThis thing burns
I absolutely love this attachment. I use it at the end of my forearm routine to finish me off and it destroys my forearms. People should lube up all the metal-on-metal with something like Super Lube silicone grease when assembling to keep it from squeaking. Also, if using it with a cable machine instead of free weights, I'd recommend taking the strap off and using something thinner. I'm using some 1000lb paracord with mine as the wrist roller cable attachment doesn't line up with my Bells' All-in-One Trainer's pulley, and with the OG strap, it binds while winding, the paracord is a better option.
Bells of Steel Canada8 months agoStoked to hear you’re loving the wrist roller! 💪 It’s an awesome finisher for your forearm routine and definitely packs a punch! Great tip about lubing the metal-on-metal parts with Super Lube silicone grease to keep it silent—nobody likes squeaks while crushing those gains! And using paracord as a cable attachment is a smart move to avoid binding. Keep those forearms shredded! -BoS Crew
- RRyanRated 5 out of 5 stars5 minutes ago5 Stars
Perfect!!!
- JMJose M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoSpinach for the forearms.
I got this device two weeks ago. Due to a little kitchen accident I had to take 5-6 days off from using it, but for the last ten days of use I've come to love it. Even just looking at it you can tell this roller is in the elite category for devices of it's type with the heavy duty metal construction and powder coating. You could probably go full John Wick on home intruders with this thing. No way this thing breaks even in 10-15 years imo. I've read other reviews from people requesting knurling, but I've found the smooth surface perfectly acceptable. I can't see anything, but the lightest knurling possible or you'd tear your hands up. The workout itself is intense and has tremendous scalability. You can stack several Olympic plates with ease and get a fantastic burn. At 5'10" a cheap folding stool from Amazon lets me fully extend the fabric and pull it back up while keeping my hands at waist/belly button height (not shoulder height. this is a wrist workout, not a shoulder workout). The pump you get for such a short workout is incredible. If you pair this with exercises that hit the brachioradialis you are guaranteed to get popeye forearms. Definitely an important isolation exercise tool you want in your toolkit.
