Nautilus pronator/supinator

[Roark]

Remember the Nautilus Pronator/Supinator forearm

device? It was blue, and was used as a wall mounted

attachment. Standing with forearms parallel to the

floor, with hands in hammer-curl position (palms

facing each other), you simply worked the device by

pronating one hand against supinating the other hand.

The only resistance was the force- dare I say it- of

dynamic tension.

I have one in my home gym, and it is wonderful! I

use it occasionally as a 'finisher' following my forearm

exercises.

So far as I know Nautilus stopped making the item, so

I am asking if anyone knows of a similar product that

is available. Thanks.

[BarBender]

Many effective training machines were deemed marketing failures because the machines were engineered for serious athletes as opposed to the slacker crowd that is so prevalent in today's chrome and fern land.

Good luck in finding these better machines. Auctions and estate sales would be a decent start for hunting. Sometimes on Trigg's Garage Gym there will be a boastful post about acquiring a quanity of equipment for a song.

[Guest]

You could ask the editor of www.cyberpump.com . I am sure he might know.

[Guest]

Roark,

I e-mailed the editor and I will let you know if he comes up with the goods.

[Roark]

To be clear, I have one which I use at home, but

would like to get another one for the gym where

I workout. Took mine there a couple times and the

guys really found it helpful. It's a 24 hour key club,

so it may walk off if I leave it there.

Have any of you tried this machine?