Jack Zatorski's Push Up Pro

I use this against the wall as I have tennis elbow. My teenage son uses it on the floor. We both like it,you can really feel it. I use gloves.

The Jack Zatorski Push Up Pro looks good on paper, but I don't believe that the designer or engineer that created this devise ever used it. Ok in theory, but the diameter of the handle is so small and the "padding", so minimal that trying to do pushups causes serious hand pain. It is very painful after just a few pushups. Junk.

I bought these "Push Up Pros" because they were inexpensive and conceptually, they seemed very cool, and inexpensive. I had seen the Perfect Pushups first, but as they were twice the money I decided I would do myself a favor and buy the Push up Pros instead.

I tried them out once I brought them home, they were okay. There was an obvious drag on them due to the weight (I only weigh 150) and it was making the turning of the components choppy and rough. They are also made a cheap plastic and they really lack durability. They weren't too bad, but they definitely weren't anything to be too excited over.

I returned them and bought the Perfect Pushups. I have never made a better decision. These ones always have a perfect, smooth, controlled movement, are very durable, have steel ball bearings inside, and they are just a sturdier, better product overall.

I was actually excited about showing these off (everyone loves them) and I have been using them for about 3 months (included in a normal chest routine) and I have seen massive results.

Overall I don't recommend this product, and I would bite the bullet and spend the extra $20 for the Perfect Pushups.

Good product as described.
Incorrect country on address label - Iceland not Ireland.
Hence was delivered 2 weeks late.
No response to my email to point out error - poor service.

I love the push up pro - better price than the other brand. I love the full arm work out. Reducing the torque on my wrists actually makes me enjoying pushups.