can they be used mid arms
1395860
Yes, I use them up and down my arms...but only one arm at a time. I haven't mastered hula hooping with both arms at once!
1395861
These work great and they can be used on any part of the arm you can twirl! They are nice and comfortable. Good Luck.
146165
If your arms are proportional to your height then no problem. Only problem would be someone your height with shorter than normal arms.
51055
I don't think so but you can send this question to the seller and I think they will answer you if they can just sell to you the forearm part only.
2049437
No. I use these arms in a studio setting. They are excellent for getting the monitors close up and personal. But they do not lock in place.
558473
Yes you should be able to do that. They are heat resistant so you could straighten them if that's what you want.
1714609
They are one size fits all. If you have big arms they wont fit. Also these things are POS, they don't stop cuts. Buy a different product.
354038
My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.
214270
No and I'm not sure you could. They are rather light so be careful when leaning in them.
1278844
I wouldn't particularly use them for that purpose. They provide great wrist support for lifting, but no support or padding for the hands and striking.
1014815
No. You can twist them horizontally somewhat, but the only vertical movement is in the shades, not the arms.
1863745
Yes you could do that. They are attached by allen wrench, unrelated to the structure. The holes where the arms should go would be visible though.
1487994
Yes, they probably could, but the wrists are a little wide. If you put a loose rubber band or a ribbon around them, they would work great. They are very well made for the price and they are very comfortable. If you find them a little short you could wear long sleeved white shirts and they should work fine.
228996
It can be done but not comfortably. If you have a large upper arm you will need the extensions. I think my arm is fairly small and I can barely get it to work. I just haven't gotten around to ordering the extenders.
1389808
Yes you can. The hands can be extended foward as if it was reaching for something. The arms can turn in the direction you want the arms to be. If you are looking to buy a Danboard this is the one!!! Hope this helps :D
1390655
You can use for your arms and legs. But I found its function inadequate. I returned it.
813121
Yes, You can use underhand. The angle as any straight bar puts some pressure on the wrists.
661744
Yes you can use different arm. We actually used one with an arch because my husband is very tall.