Kaz Handles

Name: Kaz Handles
Brand: Prime Fitness
Rating: 4.05 (7 reviews)

The KAZ Handles are PRIME Fitness’s cone-shaped, tapered take on the classic cable D-handle, co-designed with Coach Kassem Hanson of N1 Education to match the natural asymmetry of a closed grip – narrower at the thumb, thicker toward the pinky – rather than a straight cylindrical bar. Unclipping either carabiner converts the pair in seconds from a standard D-handle into a longer, tricep-rope-style attachment, or unlocks single-arm variations like hammer curls and one-arm pushdowns. Garage Gym Reviews named them “Best Cable Machine Handles” in their Fitness Most Wanted 2022 roundup, and both independent YouTube reviewers and r/homegym owners praise the knurling, hardware, and grip ergonomics, with the only real gripes being that the small and large sizes cost the same despite using different amounts of material, and that the bottom lip is a touch too thin when using them rope-style.

Grip	Tapered cone shape, 8 bands of knurling
Sizes	Small: 1.70"-2.25" (4.3-5.7cm) taper; Large: 2.00"-2.5" (5-6.35cm) taper
Sold as	Pair, with straps and heavy-duty carabiners on both ends
Designer	Co-designed with Coach Kassem Hanson (N1 Education)
Attachment	Dual carabiners -- functions as a D-handle or, with one side unclipped, a tricep-rope-style attachment

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

	Kaz Handles	TR-2D Tricep Dual Cable Attachment	KORIKAHM Multi-Grip LAT Pull Down Bar	Double D Handle Cable Attachment
GymRadar rating	4.05/5	4.07/5	4.1/5	4.0/5
Price	$125.00	$175.00
Grip	Tapered cone shape, 8 bands of knurling
Sizes	Small: 1.70"-2.25" (4.3-5.7cm) taper; Large: 2.00"-2.5" (5-6.35cm) taper
Sold as	Pair, with straps and heavy-duty carabiners on both ends
Designer	Co-designed with Coach Kassem Hanson (N1 Education)
Attachment	Dual carabiners -- functions as a D-handle or, with one side unclipped, a tricep-rope-style attachment

4.1/5 · 7 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.05/5	7 reviews
Youtube	4.5/5	2 reviews
Reddit	4.5/5	3 reviews

The KAZ Handles are PRIME Fitness’s tapered, cone-shaped take on the cable D-handle, designed with Coach Kassem Hanson (N1 Education) to match the natural asymmetry of the human grip rather than a straight cylindrical bar. Its standout dimension is versatility – unclip one side of the carabiner and it converts in seconds from a D-handle into a longer, tricep-rope-style attachment, a genuine dual-purpose design that both Garage Gym Reviews (naming it “Best Cable Machine Handles” in their 2022 roundup) and independent YouTube reviewers single out as the reason to buy. Its weakest dimension is durability – every source reflects first-impression or early-ownership use, and no reviewer has weighed in on how the knurling, straps, or carabiners hold up over years of use.

+Versatility: unclips from a standard D-handle into a longer, tricep-rope-style attachment in seconds -- named "Best Cable Machine Handles" in Garage Gym Reviews' Fitness Most Wanted 2022 (Garage Gym Reviews; PRIME Fitness)
+Functionality: tapered cone shape (narrower at the thumb, thicker at the pinky) matches the natural asymmetry of a closed grip instead of fighting it, putting focus on the target muscle -- particularly praised for curls (PRIME Fitness; YouTube: GoreckiFit; YouTube: DC HQ; r/homegym)
+Build quality: solid turned handle (aluminum per GoreckiFit's teardown; described as stainless by DC HQ) with 8 bands of knurling, heavy-duty carabiners, and a quality strap -- "high quality as expected" (YouTube: DC HQ; YouTube: GoreckiFit)
+Functionality: a lip at both ends of the handle gives fatigued grip something to push into, reducing the chance of the handle slipping out of the hand mid-set (YouTube: GoreckiFit)
+Versatility: unhooking either carabiner also unlocks single-arm variations like hammer curls or one-arm tricep pushdowns from the same pair (PRIME Fitness; YouTube: GoreckiFit)

−Value: the small and large sizes are priced identically ($125/pair) despite the small using visibly less material -- a pricing gripe raised directly by a reviewer (YouTube: GoreckiFit)
−Functionality: used rope-style, the bottom lip is too thin to press against comfortably, forcing a workaround of looping the strap around the hand instead (YouTube: DC HQ)
−Durability: no source in the knowledge base offers long-term wear data -- every review reflects early-ownership impressions, not extended use (knowledge base, all sources)
−Versatility: several r/homegym commenters frame them as a fun-but-"unnecessary" luxury buy rather than essential equipment, alongside the praise (r/homegym)

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