Ontel is recalling approximately 170,000 ISO7X isometric exercise devices because the black plastic handle grips on each end can break during use. If a handle breaks, internal parts like the spring coil and rod can be forcefully ejected from the metal shaft, posing a serious impact injury risk. There have been 10 reports of handles breaking, including five reports of impact injuries that caused punctures and lacerations. These devices were sold between October 2009 and August 2011 at sporting goods stores and through direct television response and online sites like buyiso7x.com.
The handle grips can fail under tension, causing the internal metal spring and rod to shoot out of the device like a projectile. This can strike the user or anyone nearby, resulting in deep cuts, puncture wounds, and other impact-related injuries.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled ISO7X isometric exercise device and contact Ontel Products to receive instructions on how to obtain a full refund.
Ontel ISO7X Isometric Exercise Device
Ontel ISO7X Isometric Exercise Device
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response