Johan Simbade
Handheld Gimbals are the newest addition to the range of gimbals that can capture your experience of a workout without holding a camera. In my opinion, they are a great solution for the serious fitness and sportsman who can’t afford to carry around a cumbersome camera. The Handheld Gimbals review I did was based on the two Handheld gimbals which are the Gyro and the Dash, available for sale direct from the manufacturer. The review is based on my experience with them and my recommendations for your reading pleasure.
The first thing I wanted to look at in the Handheld Gimbals review was the claim that they are better than the monobloc handles and wrist straps used in monobloc gimbals but also claim to be more convenient to use than weebill lab fitness grips and even gizmos like the Fu Za. In my opinion, if you are really serious about your fitness regime, there is no reason to have two extra pieces of equipment, one in the gym and one at home. That is why it is important to check out all the features and compare the prices when making your decision on the best option for your personal fitness needs. These are some of the key features of this innovative new piece of fitness equipment:
There are some important differences between the aforementioned products and this Handheld Gimbals review, including what the difference between the weebill-s handheld global stabilizer and the drama price tag might be. The gimbals do claim to offer a more stable platform for your workout. My experience with these stabilizers is that they are far more stable than the stabilisers offered with the drama price tag. They are also a lot more expensive, with some models costing up to $400. So, which one is the better value, the weebill-s handheld global stabilizer or the drama price tag?
In my opinion, the best features and the one that deliver the most effective workout are the ones that have been included on the waybill lab. Features such as intuitive controls, load capacity, and durability are some of the aspects I believe you should focus on when shopping for the perfect workout equipment. I feel that the handheld stabilizers offered by the weebill lab are very well priced and offer the most features for their price. In terms of load capacity and durability, they are both pretty good.
The gimbals come with two modes – one is the traditional single mode and the other is the 2.4-way mode with a joystick. The one with the single mode offers three workout options – incline, decline and stair climber. This mode is also capable of targeting your whole body as in traditional resistance training machines, where you can target your chest, shoulders, triceps and biceps. The second mode offers five different workout options including rowing and a bike race.
The built-in camera is also useful for creating a workout video, so you can share it with your friends. The built-in USB interface makes it possible to upload the video to your computer. I like the built-in speaker system that comes with the hand workouts. These Handheld Gimbals stabilizes without the use of the hands or the use of any external hardware. You can just about get the same results that you would get from a traditional machine with the built-in stabilizers and the built-in two-axis gimbals.
