Amonax Convertible Ab Wheel Roller with Large Knee Mat for Core Abs Rollout Exercise. Double Wheel Set with Dual Fitness Strength Training Modes at Gym or Home

The Amonax Convertible Ab Wheel Roller is excellent. The wheel is sturdy and rolls smoothly, making core workouts effective and controlled. The large knee mat is comfortable and protects your knees during exercises. Overall, it’s a high-quality, well-designed piece of equipment that makes ab workouts easier and more comfortable. Highly recommend.

First of all, this is a great little product and definitely value for money. This would have gotten a 5 star rating only for the effort it took to get the foam handles onto either end of the bar. Thankfully, someone had commented about using WD40 which is what I ended up doing, thank goodness I had some in the cupboard else it would have been coconut oil or lube! Anything!! I wonder who product tested this and had a great laugh thinking about all the people trying to put those handlegrips on.

Came with a knee pad so that was nice. You construct it yourself but I have never had any issue with it afterwards, very sturdy and reliable. Works out the abs very well. Try doing a plank while extended with it.

Easy to assemble and a great workout.

It's easy to use and change into a one wheel or two wheel handle. It easily take a full grown mans weight without feeling like it break. The quality is wonderful, doesn't feel like it'll break anytime soon.

Ok not as good as it looks narrow wheels and thin bar not recommended

The product does exactly what it's supposed to do, it's stable, the foam grips are comfortable and it's a bonus to be able to progress from double to single wheel.But there's no way those foam grips were getting on the bar without lube. I tried without and it felt like the foam grips would rip immediately.Another reviewer mentioned the instructions suggested wetting the bar with water before twisting on the grips. Firstly, my instructions didn't mention this. Secondly, you may get the grip on a wet bar but I don't think those grips are coming off in one piece when you come to convert from double wheel to single wheel.Do yourself a favour and spray the ends of the bar lightly with WD40 before twisting on the foam grips for the first time. Then hopefully there will still be enough WD40 under the grips when you come to convert the wheels to avoid ripping the grips.Have some kitchen roll standing and make sure you wipe up any WD40 residue after you've assembled, so the grips aren't left slippery.With the WD40 spray, it installed in seconds and was completely safe to use after the residue was wiped away.

Solid piece of equipment.