Double D Handle Rubber Grip

Name: Double D Handle Rubber Grip
Brand: Yes4All
Rating: 3.55 (6 reviews)

Yes4All’s Double D Handle Rubber Grip is a dual-handle cable attachment for seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, and cable crossover rows, letting both arms work together through a single cable point. It’s built from heavy-duty steel with a high-polish chrome finish and rated to 880 lbs (400 kg), with a full 360-degree swivel buckle so the handle tracks whatever angle the exercise calls for. The rubber cover over the grip trades the diamond-knurl texture of Yes4All’s other Double D Handle variants for a softer, non-slip surface that stays comfortable on the palms through high-rep sets.

A standard 0.53-inch pin hole fits typical cable-machine attachment points, and the handle doubles as a landmine-press grip when clipped to a barbell sleeve. It’s priced as a budget accessory, and independent owner sentiment reflects that: GymRadar’s small six-review sample averages 3.55/5, with value the strongest tracked sub-score and build quality the weakest.

Finish	Chrome
Swivel	360-degree rotating buckle
Handle type	Double D (dual handle)
Primary uses	Seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, cable crossover rows, landmine presses
Grip material	Rubber cover over steel
Weight capacity	880 lbs (400 kg)
Pin hole diameter	0.53 in

What is a Cable Attachment?

What cable attachments are

Cable attachments are the handles and bars that clip to a cable machine, functional trainer, or lat/row station to change the exercise — lat bars, triceps ropes, single-D handles, row/close-grip handles, ankle straps, and more. A small set of them turns one cable stack into dozens of movements.

What to look for

A rotating swivel or ball-bearing joint keeps the cable from twisting and lets the handle track your arm; comfortable, durable grips (knurled metal, rubber, or coated nylon) survive heavy use; and a standard carabiner or snap fits most machines. Match the attachment to the exercises you actually train rather than buying a giant kit you won’t use.

How it compares

	Double D Handle Rubber Grip	RO-T8 Handles \| PAIR	CAP Lat Pulldown Bar	Single Chrome D Handle Cable Attachment
GymRadar rating	3.55/5	3.53/5	3.53/5	3.67/5
Price		$125.00	$62.99	$23.72
Finish	Chrome
Swivel	360-degree rotating buckle
Handle type	Double D (dual handle)
Primary uses	Seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, cable crossover rows, landmine presses
Grip material	Rubber cover over steel
Weight capacity	880 lbs (400 kg)
Pin hole diameter	0.53 in

3.6/5 · 6 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	3.55/5	6 reviews
Youtube	4.5/5	2 reviews

A budget cable-row attachment that owners rate solidly if unspectacularly: GymRadar’s small owner sample puts it at 3.55/5, with value its strongest sub-score and build quality its weakest. Independent video coverage exists only for its knurled-metal sibling SKU, whose reviewers praise the grip texture after months of seated-row and lat-pulldown use — one reviewer notes the rubber-cover option is reported to “hold up really well,” but neither video tested the rubber grip itself. At an 880 lb capacity with a full 360-degree swivel and standard 0.53in pin, it covers rows, pulldowns, and landmine work without issue; just don’t expect premium-steel durability at this price point.

+Value: GymRadar's highest sub-score for this product (4.00/5), and street prices in the $15-18 range keep it cheap relative to steel-handle attachments (GymRadar; Yes4All manufacturer page)
+Functionality: full 360-degree swivel buckle and a standard 0.53in pin hole fit typical cable-machine attachment points for rows, pulldowns, and landmine work (Yes4All manufacturer page)
+Versatility: used across seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, and cable crossover rows without issue (YouTube: Guide Nation; YouTube: Fusion Kidd)
+Durability: the knurled-metal sibling SKU held up well with no wear after months of regular seated-row and lat-pulldown use, and a reviewer of that variant reports secondhand that the rubber-grip cover is said to hold up just as well (YouTube: Guide Nation; YouTube: Fusion Kidd)

−Build quality: GymRadar's lowest sub-score for this product (3.17/5) among a small six-review owner sample (GymRadar)
−Durability: no independent review has actually tested the rubber-grip cover's long-term wear firsthand — the closest signal is a reviewer of the knurled-metal sibling who only relays that the rubber option is 'reported' to hold up well, without testing it himself (YouTube: Fusion Kidd)
−Functionality: listed dimensions are inconsistent across sources (6.12in x 5.59in on one Yes4All listing vs 7.5in x 7.5in x 5.5in on GymRadar/other Yes4All Double D listings), so confirm actual footprint before buying (Yes4All manufacturer page; GymRadar)