Ironmind Stacker

[foggymountainmuscle]

I've been eyeing the Ironmind Stacker ever since I saw it, other purchaces have taken priority over it though. I was wondering if anyone could tell me if this is a worthy investment. I'm obsessed with wrist strength, even more so than hand and grip strength. How significant do you feel training with the stacker is for developing wrist strength?

[bseedot]

It's one wrist training tool amongst many, but it's a good one. If you're obsessed about wrist strength then you'll probably enjoy adding it to your collection.

BC.

[br765]

I use actual bricks for stack lifts, you have to work to balance them more. You can buy them for like .25 cents each and 6 or 7 is plenty to work with to start out. It was a real eye opener for me when I stacked 6 bricks on and couldn't even budge it.

I am just obsessed with making whatever equipment I can so that way my hard earned money can go towards the stuff that is hard to make at home.

[foggymountainmuscle]

Yes, I do use bricks, that's what got me to really love it. I'm wanting the stacker to take into the gym though, I live in a dorm. I can do 4 bricks! Only 5 more to go!

[jad]

I thought about buying a stacker but it didn't look like it would be much different than a plate curl. I realize one doesn't curl the bricks/stacker but I thought the wrist muscles would be worked the same.