Ulnar Max

A better way to train chop — ulnar deviation — designed to feel as much like armwrestling an actual person as possible. The grip is an ellipse, matched to the shape of a wrist rather than a basic cone, and the handle attacks the chop from almost any angle. The curved front guard keeps the strap out of the way of your hand and adds durability, with a track groove that holds the webbing in place, plus a smooth, ergonomic thumb placement. The excess strap is intentional: run the handle as if you're armwrestling outside the strap, or wrap it around your wrist to simulate in-strap pressure. Built for hook, low-hand, and overall chop strength.