Tib Bar-Tibialis Anterior Exercise Equipment, Tibialis Trainer Calf Raise Machine for Strength Training, Fits 2" Weight Plates…

This Windbox tip bar is exactly what I needed! I didn’t have to spend $60–$79 like many others on the market, and the quality is just as good, if not better. It’s very sturdy and holds between 15 to 35 pounds with no issues. I use it both personally and as a trainer, taking it to the gym and for mobile sessions, and it’s been perfect. I bought two, and both arrived in excellent condition. The packaging was high quality, and everything was well-protected. The plates I use fit perfectly, and the more I use it, the more I appreciate how well-built it is. I’m using bumper plates instead of standard plates, so I can’t say how it performs with other types, but for me, this is a fantastic deal for the price. Highly recommend!

Aside from being an excellent product & exactly what I was looking for, the customer service was amazing. I made the mistake of misplacing the disk-like washer piece that goes between the two main parts and when I reached out to the seller they ended up generously sending not just the washer but a whole new replacement product, no charge!

Works great for me out of the box. However, it was a bit too large for folks with smaller feet. I put some fat grips on the lower bar which fixed the issue but perhaps wearing shoes would do the same thing. Some of the people in my gym struggled with releasing the included lock collar. I swapped it out with a non-locking collar and now weight changes are faster and easier. Great for the price.

Rehabbing my teenage sons meniscus before summer football camp. I looked at a number of different tib options and this seemed to be the best choice for us. Nothing too fancy or involved- just a solid piece of equipment to work tib and double as a leg extension while we eased him back to heavier lifts. I am quite pleased with this and recommend it as a solid value.

Works great. Shins are much stronger and I get less foot drop when Racewalking.

I've been using this about 2 months now, and I've certainly increased my tib strength in that time, so this tib bar does get the job done. However, there are a few issues with it: (1) The clip slides. On a normal barbell, the clip is never taking the direct weight of the plates. On a tib bar though, it is: the clip has to directly support the entire weight of your plates in the bottom position of the movement. So the clip has to be really solid in order to avoid slipping, and it isn't. This is especially unfortunate because the amount of work you're doing when lifting the weights is *greatly affected* by whether the clip has slipped or not (because what matters here is torque, not force. If the weights slide away from your feet, the movement gets a lot harder even at the same weight). So if your clip is slipping a bunch, it gets hard to track your progress in any consistent way. (2) There is just a bit too much space between the upper and lower bars that secure your foot, leading to a "loose" feeling. I wish there was some kind of adjustability, or some way to tighten it on your feet. So overall, it does work, and you definitely can use it to get stronger tibs. But it's got a few issues.

Have used this thing twice a week for a few months now and nothing has broken. Feels very stable and well built. For the money I'd go with this all day over the higher priced name brand ones.

A little tight fit around toe, heel, ankle.

Good

Tried it out and loved it. Hopefully this will ease my knee pain by strengthening the tibialis.

Easily handles 20kg plate. The clip provided can stand up to about 40kg vertical force, which is far more than what is necessary. Superb product.

Nice and easy way to get a solid tib workout. All you need is a standard 2" plate and you're good to go. Incorporate this in every leg day and can't go back, definitely recommend

Very effective at targeting the anterior tibialis!