DMoose Fitness Arm Blaster for Biceps & Triceps, Premium Neck Padding Support with Adjustable Straps, Bicep Blaster & Arm Curl Bar for Strength & Isolation Training, Biceps Workout Equipment for Men

I can't afford the space a preacher bench would require in the garage, and this does a great job. This one says its made from alluminium - hopefully prevent any rust through use. (I've not magnet tested it) It is strong, and has good quality, wrap around, rubber end caps.Gives a great isolation for the biceps and triceps. Wish I had got one years ago!

Saw this on an Arnie documentary so wanted to give it a go. Good price and works well. Look a bit of a weirdo walking round the weights area at the gym with it on but who cares ay 😂

Very good product, I don’t think the neck cushion is necessary but it is certainly comfortable and leads to a great pump I would highly reccomend

I bought this as the reviews seemed to suggest it was made of good quality - I can confirm this. Solid material, doesn't ever feel like its going to bend or break.The other common theme from the reviews seemed to be that it can hurt your neck while in use. When I wear this, it fits snugly over my traps. I can load the bar fairly heavy without any discomfort. The lads complaining of neck pain have likely never done back squats before.This arm blaster essentially emulates a Preacher Curl without the need for an expensive preacher bench. Because your shoulders are out of the equation, it allows you to pretty much focus on the short head of the biceps (the "peak" for those versed in the language of bro-science). So shouldn't really be the only exercise you do if you want to hug your sleeves. It also feels very natural to do dumbell hammer curls for brachialis.Your elbows are forced a little wide because of the position of the elbow pads but it feels natural enough after a while. You won't be able to go as heavy as a regular bar curl, but everyone knows the guy with the heaviest bicep curl tends to have the smallest biceps in the gym.Worth the purchase if you're looking to add some variety to this tiny muscle group that we all take way too seriously 💪

Puts more focus on bicep but hurts the back of your arms

I don’t normally write reviews but thought I should on this one.Arm Blasters have been around for decades (like myself) and D Moose's ticks all of the boxes. Very sturdy and easy to use, the trick is to lock your elbows in which takes some tweaking as you have to find the position that’s suitable for you, but once you’ve found that position you just know.One minor issue, the pad should be thicker but that’s just me, there’s no neck strain or pain but I would prefer a thicker pad.

I purchased the DMoose Fitness Arm Blaster after viewing the promotional video and visual. I did not receive the snap clip / buckle to clamp the strap as advertised. As a result I find it cumbersome to adjust the strap and it doesn't feel secure. The DMoose Fitness Arm Curl Blaster how to video instructs that the elbows should fit on the sponge pad. However, DMoose Fitness Arm Curl Blaster video shows it been used with the elbows off the sponge pad. I would like clarification regarding the elbows.

Very effective at building bicepd