Push-up handles Schildkröt Fitness 960044 — steel, black/green, max load 120 kg

Schildkröt Fitness 960044 push-up handles are steel training grips in black and green designed to provide a stable hand position for push-ups and other bodyweight exercises. The solid 25 mm steel tube construction and foam-covered handles aim to reduce wrist strain while allowing a slightly increased range of motion. These push-up handles are rated for a maximum load of 120 kg and are suitable for use at home or in the gym for core and upper-body conditioning.

Advantages

The steel tube frame provides firm support and long-term durability while the foam-covered handles offer a comfortable, non-slip grip during repetitions. The compact design keeps the handles portable and easy to store. Construction and materials are selected to balance stability with user comfort, enabling more natural wrist alignment compared with floor push-ups.

Suitable for

• Push-ups and incline/decline push-up variations
• Core stabilization exercises and planks
• Upper-body conditioning including chest, shoulders and triceps
• Home and gym bodyweight training

Key specifications

• Frame material: steel tube, 25 mm diameter
• Handle covering: soft foam
• Colours: black and green
• Maximum load capacity: 120 kg
• Suitable for door frames up to 82 cm width and 18 mm depth
• Compact, portable design

How to use

Place the push-up handles on a flat, stable surface or position them on a compatible door frame within the specified width and depth limits. Grip the foam-covered handles with both hands, align your body in a straight plank, and perform push-ups by lowering the chest toward the handles and pressing back up. Use controlled movements to maintain stability and reduce risk of strain. Adjust hand placement and body angle to vary intensity and target muscles.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the handles and door-frame fit before each use; do not exceed the stated maximum load of 120 kg. Use on stable, non-slip surfaces and avoid sudden, jerky motions. Combine with a progressive training plan and consult a fitness professional if you have wrist, shoulder, or back concerns.