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stanley c moorer jr
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Workout effectiveness,Weight,Functionality,Build quality,Sturdiness,Value for money
Lou Yurasits
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Love this exercise device and use it every day! I find it to be a very fun alternate way to develop arms, shoulders, and core. I originally bought just the 12 pound version. This one is a bit heavy, but doable for me (a 60+ year old short guy who lifted weights in the distant past but haven't for several years now). But I learned from using Indian clubs, that it is always better to be able to do the exercises smoothly and with good form for higher reps first, and then afterward progress to heavier weights. So I also ordered the 6 pound version as well. I start with the 6 pounder to warm up and then continue on to the 12 pounder for fewer reps. For most people who haven't used, or don't often use, weights when working out, or who don't feel they are that strong, I suggest buying the 6 pound version, since you might find the 12 pound version too heavy to start with and lose interest. For current weightlifters and other people who consider themselves to be very strong, I suggest getting the 12 pound version, since you might find the 6 pound version too light even to warm up with. For everyone in between those two extremes, I suggest buying BOTH versions and workout with them as I do. Both versions are very sturdily constructed and should last forever. So I feel they are definitely worth the 40-ish dollars I paid for each.
NeNeJx
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
My husband loves it! He works at a gym and his coworkers love it too
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Very impressive I am very happy with this product so far so good.
Qbican
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Not for me great product
Ihor Petrenko
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
Decent product. Works as advertised. However the adjustment knob is lacking any identifiable marks and no way to know the resistance setting. Knob just turns to loosen or to tighten.
Esther Surpris
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Very nice, enjoy it
J.R.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
Product Description posted on Amazon: Togieeii [brand] Burn Machine 12 Pound Arm Workout Appliances 360 Degree Rotatable Forearm Exerciser Resistance Adjustable Multi-Functional Rotational Trainer Grip Strength Trainer for Home and Gym Workouts.Pros & Cons of this "Burn Machine":Pro - It's unbelievably solid, dense, and heavy. So much so, in fact, that it feels like it's made out of cast iron - but with a high-quality, very lustrous, and lightly dappled finish. If this thing doesn't get rusty it might just last until the final, glorious day.Pro - The resistance rate is continuously adjustable from next-to-nothing Light to no-gorilla-on-Earth-could-possibly-turn-these-handles Heavy. I call the latter "full lock-down mode", but I can't do a thing with it when it's set this way, but I can vainly imagine mastering this level of agony some day...Pro - This is one very rare and very unusual exercise device. Even the Sales Manager at the gym I go to - who's an "old hand" at bodybuilding - said he'd never seen anything like this before and he's been an avid body-builder for years (as he's not shy in showing folks). Neither had any of the other gym staff, nor my friends (both of them). I had to demo how it works for the Sales Manager, and he wasn't very interested in this "Burn Machine" until I dial-up the resistance to (what for me would be) a ludicrously high level & handed it back to him a second time. Then after maybe only 3 rotations he grinned with wholehearted delight and said, "Oh, yeah!!!" Honest, that's all he said until well after he'd broken a sweat with it. Then he just repeated his two aforementioned eloquent words again, with astonishment and a devilish gleam in his eye. (I must say at this point I felt a little touch of fully-vindicated joy, having shown him this novelty and urging him to try it [because I'm so seldom right about anything these days...]).Con - The instruction booklet shows several ways to use this device to get a full-on burn, but as soon as I put the booklet down and picked up the machine I could only remember maybe 3 ways to use it. For $54.95 (the price at the time this review was written), it seems a bit limited in what can be done with this "Burn Machine". I suppose just bulking up the arms & chest is pretty much the only point for this device, but I revel in variety during my workouts; I love trying something new, so I tried out this strange-looking device, satisfied my curiosity, and moved on.All in all, though, it's a really unique and very heavy little item (it's actually pretty large - that was just an expression). I can say, in all honesty, that this "Burn Machine" makes a pretty nice gift for someone that's seriously into bodybuilding. Just ask my Sales Manager buddy - he took it home with him! 4 stars
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