Do the handles have the capability to lock in a certain position?
1348584
No, they do not. The fact that they don't however makes for a more dynamic workout, forcing you to use your core and stabilizer muscles.
1348585
No, these handle do not lock into position. The design of this bar is to somewhat mimic the same motion as if you were using dumbbells. This is to minimize strain on your forearms by allowing a more natural movement.
1348586
No they don't, but they remain in the position you want them while in motion. Makes it easy on your wrists and you can superset curls with a shoulder press.
1348587
There are no locks on the handles but the more you work the bar you will control certain arm positions through strength gained. An excellent piece of equipment. ..
1809155
no. The one in that picture has no lock. Those with a lock have it in the center of the circle at the base of the handle.
1148410
Hi Janet......all you have to do is push the orange circle up towards the blades and that should do it. Then you juts push the circle towards the handles to lock.
120135
I would say yes. The handles do have some friction to them, so you do have to try and make the handles rotate (not a difficult task if desired though). It might depend on your strength as to whether you can keep them at a 45 degree angle. Just tried though, and didn't have a problem. Good luck!
932296
Nope, there are no locks on any of them. I use it on tile though and never have an issue with it moving around, for what it's worth
1556731
Sorry I have not seen any Lock&Locks; with handles. All of the ones I have only have flat lids with 4 sides that snap down over the container. Hope this helps.
2048944
The closed position stays closed but I wouldn't say they lock. Hope that helps.
210803
Yes, these are designed to rotate/pivot to give you some flexibility in location. It would be nice if we could lock them in place though. Good question!!
1143422
Not that I am aware of, unless you use a tie down to the handles on the sides.
937785
Yes, you can. You just have to take one handle and put it through the other, then do that again. That will lock the two handles together. It is fairly simple, and the straps come with pictures showing you how to do it if my instructions there did not make sense.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
381733
No, the locks are connected to the handles. They have not created a problem being on there. When you are not using the pot, it is a help to lock them when the pot is not being used.
2225391
Yes. The handles are ambidextrous. They are not shaped in a right handed specific shape.
2187940
No, the handle is bolted solid. Making it secure to put your weight against.
1671755
No. There isn't any locking feature that I'm aware of. But it won't swivel unless you make it so...shouldn't be a problem.
1588794
Not that I have figured out. The handles are at a pretty comfortable height for me at 5'4"ish but probably a little low for my hubby who reluctantly pushes our kitties now and then.
1008142
Hi. Yes you can. Lock can be switched from left to right handle easily. I had to look for instructions on you tube.