Fabrication Enterprises - Baseline - 10-0215 - The Cuff Original Ankle And Wrist

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Brand: Baseline
Sold By: Each
Application: Ankle Weights
WHSXX: MCK
Style: Adjustable Cuff Style
Length: 16 In
Product Dimensions: 16 In L x 5-1/2 In W x 1 In THK
Shape: Contoured
Capacity: 10 lbs
Material: Vinyl
Product Color: Brown

Product Overview

Fabrication Enterprises - 10-0215 - The Cuff Original Ankle And Wrist

The Cuff Original Ankle and Wrist by Fabrication Enterprises is a versatile and durable weighted cuff designed for resistance training, rehabilitation, and strength conditioning. Made with high-quality materials, it provides a comfortable yet effective way to add resistance to workouts, helping users improve muscle tone, endurance, and mobility.

Features:
- Adjustable strap for a secure and customized fit on wrists or ankles.
- Durable nylon construction ensures long-lasting use.
- Evenly distributed weight for balanced resistance.
- Soft padding enhances comfort during exercise.
- Ideal for physical therapy, fitness training, and mobility exercises.

Specifications:
- Available in multiple weight options (1 lb, 2 lb, 3 lb, 5 lb).
- Dimensions: Varies by weight (approx. 12-14 inches in length).
- Material: Heavy-duty nylon exterior with internal weighted filling.
- Color: Typically black with contrasting stitching.

Use Suggestion:
Attach The Cuff to your wrists or ankles during strength training exercises such as leg lifts, arm raises, or walking drills to increase resistance. It’s also beneficial for rehabilitation routines to rebuild muscle strength after injury. For best results, start with a lighter weight and gradually progress to heavier resistance as strength improves.

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