
ATX® Padded Roll Neck Protection - L
MS-G-2070 | Garantiebedingungen
inkl. MwSt., ab € 289,- versandkostenfrei (DE)
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product description
ATX® Padded Roll Neck Protection - L
The ATX ® Neck Support Cushion effectively protects your neck from pressure points and bruises (hematomas) during barbell training. From now on, you can train without the annoying or even painful feeling of pressure in your neck that hinders your training focus during heavy squats.
Product details
- Optimal ATX ® neck protection for heavy training
- Compatible with all barbell bars Ø 25 - 30 mm grip thickness
- “Large Version” with 450 mm length
- Quick & easy to handle thanks to practical Velcro fastener
- for attaching to a barbell bar - protects against pressure points in the neck or leg area
- suitable for all barbell bars with a Ø of 25 - 30 mm grip thickness
- easy handling - with velcro fastener
- Length approx. 450 mm
- Diameter approx. 85 mm
- Material: Nylon
- Color: Black with ATX ® logo
- This padded roll is the ideal protection against pressure points and bruises (hematomas) when training with the barbell
Notice
- Price per piece
- Ideal for use on our barbell bars !
Scope of delivery
1 x ATX® padded roll neck protection - L
Item number: MS-G-2070
Training with the padded roller
Avoid unnecessary injuries during your fitness workout that could prevent you from continuing your workouts. The padded roller is primarily used for exercises like squats or hip thrusts. The roller stabilizes your neck and thus ensures a comfortable workout. If you perform the exercises mentioned above, we strongly recommend that you use this product. You can find additional accessories for your training here !
Use in leg training
The leg muscles are the largest muscle group in the human body. Therefore, good leg equipment is essential for effective leg training, whether at home or in the gym. Leg muscles can be roughly divided into the thigh muscles and the lower leg muscles. For effective training and optimal leg strengthening, the thigh should be trained on both the front and back. For the lower leg, calf training is especially important. Due to the size of the leg muscles, heavy weights can be lifted, which is why proper exercise selection and execution are essential to minimize strain on the knee.