I currently have a U-Bolt swivel (Everlast). Is the Chain-Link swivel faster for straight punches?
Faster Swivel (U-Bolt or Chain-Link Swivel)
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I have used chain links more than any other and have found that they don't wear evenly. If you work out at gyms where others have broken them in it is hard some times get used to the pattern that the swivel wants to take. I have liked the U bolts since trying them and winning one at SB 2010. I've gotten two chain links with Everlast boards, they are easy to come by. If you are a basic front and back puncher I recommend getting a U bolt. That is the Everlast 4444, there is a similar one but it has more play in it. Don't limit yourself in just these two in you decision. Better to spend more on "the one" than eventually buying it after spending money on "not the ones".Last edited by PIEFURZ; 10-17-2010, 04:35 PM.
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Originally posted by juxt View Postmaby a little off topic but some oil can makes a big difference. i put some on my chainlink today (long overdue), and the swivel moves a lot more natural, and faster, and will probably wear down slower.
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Originally posted by Allentown View PostHow about WD40 instead of oil?
That being said, it will probably make a difference in this application but oil or a bit of grease would be a better choice IMHO.
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