Push-up Handles SPARTAN S1267 (pair) — steel grips for bodyweight training

SPARTAN S1267 push-up handles (pair) are compact steel grips designed to support and improve bodyweight training. Each handle provides a secure, elevated hand position that promotes neutral wrist alignment and a firmer grip during push-ups, planks and other floor-based strength exercises. The durable steel construction offers stability for repeated use at home or in the gym, while the compact footprint makes the pair easy to store and transport.

Advantages

These push-up handles increase range of motion compared with flat-floor push-ups, enabling deeper muscle engagement in the chest, triceps and shoulders. Neutral wrist positioning reduces strain on the wrist joints and can improve comfort for users with wrist sensitivity. The steel grips deliver reliable stability and longevity, and the independent pair allows adjustable hand placement to suit different body sizes and exercise variations.

Suitable for

• Standard and wide push-ups
• Planks and core-stability exercises
• Incline or decline push-up variations
• Home workouts and gym sessions
• Rehabilitation-focused strength work with wrist protection

Key specifications

• Material: steel construction for the main frame and grips
• Design: pair of independent handles for adjustable placement
• Surface: non-slip or textured grip surface for secure hold
• Portability: compact size suitable for storage and transport
• Usage environment: suitable for floor use at home or in fitness facilities

How to use

Place one handle under each hand on a stable, non-slip surface. Assume a push-up or plank position with hands gripping the handles and wrists aligned neutrally. Perform push-ups, planks or variations while maintaining controlled movement and steady breathing. Adjust hand width and body angle to target different muscle groups or to modify exercise intensity. After use, wipe the handles with a dry or slightly damp cloth and store them in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Begin with basic push-up sets to assess comfort and wrist alignment; progress to increased repetitions or more challenging variations as strength and stability improve. Use the independent handles to experiment with grip width and hand rotation to find the safest and most effective positions for your training goals.