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Start soft. Get stronger anyway.
A lot of women find their joints get more sensitive with age — wrists, hands, knees. If that's you, it's not in your head.
Doctors still say to keep lifting, because it's one of the best things you can do for your bones and muscle as you get older. The part they add is that if you're new to it, or getting back into it, you should start light and not push into pain.
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Why this, and not regular gear
Walk into any sports shop and everything on the shelf assumes you already train. Comfort Start was built for the part before that.
| TUSK | Standard gear | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for the first weeks, not for people who already train | Yes | No |
| Woven fabric band instead of rubber, so nothing snaps back | Yes | No |
| Neoprene coating, so no bare metal against your palm | Yes | No |
| Cushioning made for knees and wrists on a hard floor | Yes | No |
| Resistance you set yourself as you build up | Yes | No |
| Tracked delivery to the EU and US | Yes | Yes |
| 14-day money-back guarantee | Yes | Yes |
Good questions
Before you pick your first piece.
Which resistance level should I choose?
If you're new to training or coming back after a break, start with the lightest level — it's made for controlled, pain-free movement. Move up a level once the last few reps start feeling easy.
Is this really for beginners?
Yes. Comfort Start is designed for people starting — or restarting — strength training: soft fabric instead of harsh rubber, adjustable fits, gentle starting resistance and cushioning where you need it. No gym experience required.