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The Prime Fitness RO-T8 Handles are pretty unique in an already unique category. Cable machines seem to continually go in and out of favor. Depending upon the popularity of “functional fitness” and how that community views machines with cables determines how many lat pulldowns, functional trainers, and cable crossovers you find on the used market. Whatever the general consensus on cable machines is at any point in history, they can be effective for increasing muscle mass, strength, range of motion, and just about any other goal you’d like to achieve physically with the help of gravity. The phrase, “we don’t use machines, we are the machines” is a cute moniker, but a barbell could still be considered a machine by its definition. Prime RO-T8 lat pulldown Regardless, in order to use cable machines, for as long as I’ve been alive, you’ve had to have things to attach to the end of the cable to use the machine. Head into any big box gym like a YMCA, Planet Fitness, or Lifetime Fitness and you’ll find a wide array of metal handles, lat pulldown bars, ropes, and other very specific attachments. Although there’s a various amount of gadgets and gizmo’s available, none, in my opinion, are very comparable to the Prime Fitness RO-T8 Handles. Prime Fitness, for those unaware, are a rebrand of STRIVE Fitness. STRIVE, at one time made some of the best (in the minds of most) fitness machines ever created. Their marketing, colorways, and timing certainly could have been better when they were at their peak, but it seems that they’ve been reinvigorated with the reformation into Prime Fitness. Prime is taking a lot of the older designs and updating them to appeal to the modern gym and consumer. Prime RO-T8 Handles There are few who would argue against the idea that Prime is making incredible equipment, but what has been getting the most traction from my standpoint are their recent line of cable attachment handles. The RO-T8 Handles take the engineering minds behind theiroverbuilt machines and use it to create the most complex cable attachment handles ever designed. They offer quite a few different handles that I’m going to go in detail on, but before I do, I’d first like to discuss their overall quality and design. blakc and lime green Prime RO-T8 Handles The Prime RO-T8 line of handles is marked by a black and lime green silhouette. It’s obvious, whether up close or from a distance who makes the handles thanks to the colors. Personally, I really like the colors, it’s significance reminds me of Ferrari Red or Apple’s Space Grey, it just exudes their brand. This said, Prime is starting to offer the various handles in other colors like black and blue that have been popular on social media. Prime RO-T8 Handles The other feature that is constant across the lines is the swiveled rubberized paddle handles. These are what make the Prime Handles so special and are by far the most comfortable gripping surface I’ve used for pulling. The paddle handles allow your full hand to grip versus just your fingertips on a standard handle. pulling movements using the RO-T8 Handles The RO-T8 Handles are ideally designed for pretty much all pulling movements where grip strength may be a limiting factor. Although they can be used for pushing and pressing movements, they’re not necessarily designed for that purpose. Due to the paddle handle, the ability to grip them with your palm allows most people to move more weight. In fact, we’ve been using the handles with some of the older clients at our gym and seen some awesome results simply because they were unable to handle the traditional style handle. padded RO-T8 Handles One unique part of the RO-T8 Handles is the fact that they are directional, i.e there’s a right and a left handle. This can be a bit annoying when supersetting, but it’s necessary due to the design of the handle. They’re meant to be gripped with the thumb on the outer edge and when held like this, they feel incredibly natural. padded Prime RO-T8 Handles Each paddle features a rubberized coating that is thick and grips quite well. Although I’d love to see them knurled, I don’t believe that would be possible with the design, and this is the best option I could foresee. It’s certainly not a cheap or thin coating, so it should last for quite some time. Prime RO-T8 Handles grips An additional benefit to the handles is the ability to follow any motion or grip angle you’d like on an exercise if used with separate cables. So, if you’re using a functional trainer or cable crossover with the handles, you’ll be sure to enjoy using two at a time. After using the various handles over the past 45 days, I’ve found myself using them more than any other handles I have (and I have quite a few different unique options.) They’re comfortable, easy to use, and if using them for hypertrophy work, I feel a better contraction. Now, let’s get into the individual pieces. These are by far the most popular handle option Prime Fitness sells. They were the first design they came out with and they’re the most versatile. If you’re going to buy just one set, these are the ones I’d suggest. You can use them in a variety of ways and they can attach to some RO-T8 Bars that I’ll detail shortly that greatly extend their usage. These are, without question, the best cable handles I’ve used. They’re expensive, but they’re also Made in the USA, overbuilt, and use high-end materials. They even have plastic bushings to prevent scratching while the handle swivels. It’s little details like these that make them stand out and, in my opinion, worth the price if you do a lot of cable movements. Prime RO-T8 Handles Prime has recently added cutout along the green attachment piece that allows the carabiner to be placed at different places to target different movements. A small, but nice touch. If you do a lot of cable work and want the best handles currently being made, grab these. Just trust me on this one. Prime RO-T8 lat pulldown The Prime RO-T8 Handles have a lot of functionality on their own, but one easy way to extend their functionality is by picking up one of these long or short bars. The bars turn the RO-T8 Handles that are designed for separate cables, to be used on things like low rows and lat pull downs. In my opinion, these are pretty much essential if you pick up a set of RO-T8 Handles. Having the ability to use the RO-T8 Handles on a single cable machine opens up a lot of possibilities that having just the handles don’t allow. The cutouts in the bars allow the handles to remain in place and are easily interchangeable. There are a couple of things I’m not a big fan of with the bars though. One is the center attachment point is cut a bit too shallow, not leaving enough material to give me a lot of confidence for the longevity of the bars. The second is that due to the handles having to have the ability to swivel and the use of two carabiners for attachment, the handles hang down pretty low on most lat pulldown machines. This will keep some from getting as much stretch as they’d like, but it may be the only option available if you want your handles to swivel. All in all, though, I would recommend getting at least the long bar if you’re going to pick up the handles. RO-T8 Landmine attachment The RO-T8 Landmine attachment allows you to use the RO-T8 Handles with a barbell for rows. It’s a good idea, that again, extends the functionality of the handles. Although I don’t love using the handles for landmine rows (mainly because of how long they are, I can’t keep my back as parallel to the ground as I’d like) people who are taller or use a platform would probably really like using the Landmine attachment. It’s built well, just like all of the Prime Fitness attachments, although I do wish there was some sort of plastic on the barbell sleeve to protect a barbell. But, for landmines, I’d suggest using a beater bar anyways. Prime RO-T8 3N1 Handles The Prime RO-T8 3N1 Handles take the paddle handles from the popular RO-T8 Handles and fix two of them together in an adjustable platform that although not as versatile, are excellent for their purpose. Outside of the individual handles, I’ve been using the 6″ 3N1 Handles the most. They are absolutely awesome for close-grip low rows and I’ve attached them to a pull-up bar quite a few times for close grip pull-ups. prime RO-t8 14 handles The 14″ handles are great for lat pulldowns and low rows. One of the unique features of the 3N1 Handles and the reason for their name is the ability to adjust the handles to three different angles. They’re easy to adjust thanks to a plastic screw cap (I would have liked to see this be machined steel like the rest of the attachment) that locks the handles in place. This increases the versatility of the handles and therefore will allow you to use them more. I like them, but they are definitely secondary to the original RO-T8 Handles. Prime RO-T8 4N1 Handles The Prime RO-T8 4N1 Handles are pretty much the same as the 3N1 Handles but allow the handles to turn one more angle. This means you can do full pronation, semi-pronation, neutral grip, and semi-supination. These Handles are my favorite of this style of handle that Prime Fitness makes due to its versatility and 20″ width being pretty much ideal in my opinion. Prime RO-T8 Spreader Bar The Prime RO-T8 Spreader Bar takes the paddle handles and attaches them to a single attachment. The Spreader Bar looks pretty weird and I was a bit skeptical when I began using it, but simply put, it performs extremely well.

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PRODUCT WILL SHIP IN APPROXIMATELY 3-5 WORKING DAYS The RO-T8 3N1 Handles feature the same ergonomic paddle grip you love on the original RO-T8