- High Quality Aluminium Handles
- Great for building wrist strength
- Great for building forearm strength
- Great for climbers, martial artists, athletes and anyone who wants to improve their hand strength
- Six sizes available sold seperately.
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The Heavy GripsTM hand gripper series was developed for athletes who want to take the training of their grip strength to the next level. These high quality aluminum-handled handgrippers are crafted with 50 inch-force-lb torque increments from 100lbs to 350lbs so that you can train your grip similar to training any other bodypart by increasing resistance. This will finally allow you to build the huge forearms and crushing grip you have been unable to achieve by doing endless reps with plastic-handled hand-grippers. If you want to develop serious hand strength for a sport, or just want to impress your friends, then the Heavy GripsTM hand grippers are the perfect choice for you! Available in six sizes: Heavy Grip 100 - 100lbs for beginners, young athletes and warm-ups. Heavy Grip 150 - 150lbs Intermediate Heavy Grip 200 - 200lbs Advanced Heavy Grip 250 - 250lbs Professional Heavy Grip 300 - 300lbs "The Gripper King" Heavy Grip 350 - 350lbs "The Grip Monster" Heavy GripsTM hand grippers carry a Lifetime Warranty.. We will replace free of charge any Heavy Grip TM handgripper that has broken or malfunctioned through normal use or manufacturer defect
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23 of 26 people found the following review helpful
I would just say that if you are not sure about which weight is best for you;
I bought pair of basic hand grips (york i think) and became comfortable 50 reps plus no problem.
Then i bought heavy grips 150lbs and it was imo only very very slightly more resistance than the previous generic york ones. So i would suggest if you have used other grips before than go for at least 200lbs.
Other than that the grips seem well made (not squeaking yet lol)
I bought pair of basic hand grips (york i think) and became comfortable 50 reps plus no problem.
Then i bought heavy grips 150lbs and it was imo only very very slightly more resistance than the previous generic york ones. So i would suggest if you have used other grips before than go for at least 200lbs.
Other than that the grips seem well made (not squeaking yet lol)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I used to own a standard hand gripper, could easily do 40 repetitions.
I wanted something stronger than the usual stuff you can get at Argos or Tesco's.
After reading a few reviews, i decided to go for the 250lb one, although I was tempted to get the strongest one, the 350lb.
After a few days of using it, my impressions are as follows:
- stronger than i anticipated (i am 6ft tall, 190lbs and used to train for a few years), can't completely close it, which motivates me to exercise more
- as others have written before, it's a bit rough on the palms, but after a few days you get over it and it's not an issue anymore
- very good build quality, looks awesome
Overall, very happy with it, well worth the money.
I wanted something stronger than the usual stuff you can get at Argos or Tesco's.
After reading a few reviews, i decided to go for the 250lb one, although I was tempted to get the strongest one, the 350lb.
After a few days of using it, my impressions are as follows:
- stronger than i anticipated (i am 6ft tall, 190lbs and used to train for a few years), can't completely close it, which motivates me to exercise more
- as others have written before, it's a bit rough on the palms, but after a few days you get over it and it's not an issue anymore
- very good build quality, looks awesome
Overall, very happy with it, well worth the money.
15 of 18 people found the following review helpful
I've owned the 150,250,350lb of these for over a year now. Having recently acquired the 300lb, I decided to share my opinion :).
The two minor niggles that are not worth marking them down for are A)You do need to dip the coil bit in a little oil first to prevent annoying squeaking. This is only needed once. B)Cleaning the grip is a must after a few months, otherwise it's harder to keep a hold of them if you are using a heavier version.
They work well if used consistently and carefully. I can currently close the 250lb with a little work and am 3/4" away from closing the 300lb (yes, that exact measurement is important...to my ego ok? :P). If you are going to train grip this far, I would recommend spending a little time on various grip exercise sites in general. It is possible to overtrain just sat at your desk. I did at one point when I first got them!!
Note, I am 6'3" and have moderately large hands.
The other tools I'd get for hand work are a Powerball (the metal one is very nice but the plastic one is plenty of work and easier on smaller hands), and some elastic bands to do the reverse of gripping just to balance the muscles a little. One gripper good for finger strength is the Prohands gripmaster pro. This device relies on far more repetitions and seperating the fingers out however.
I do work with some hand weapons like bo and knifeplay hence the requirement to build hand strength.
The two minor niggles that are not worth marking them down for are A)You do need to dip the coil bit in a little oil first to prevent annoying squeaking. This is only needed once. B)Cleaning the grip is a must after a few months, otherwise it's harder to keep a hold of them if you are using a heavier version.
They work well if used consistently and carefully. I can currently close the 250lb with a little work and am 3/4" away from closing the 300lb (yes, that exact measurement is important...to my ego ok? :P). If you are going to train grip this far, I would recommend spending a little time on various grip exercise sites in general. It is possible to overtrain just sat at your desk. I did at one point when I first got them!!
Note, I am 6'3" and have moderately large hands.
The other tools I'd get for hand work are a Powerball (the metal one is very nice but the plastic one is plenty of work and easier on smaller hands), and some elastic bands to do the reverse of gripping just to balance the muscles a little. One gripper good for finger strength is the Prohands gripmaster pro. This device relies on far more repetitions and seperating the fingers out however.
I do work with some hand weapons like bo and knifeplay hence the requirement to build hand strength.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good quality heavy grips
I bought these grips as my golds gym ones were too easy, I originally bought the 200lb ones but after reading a few more reviews i decided that the 300lb ones would be better. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Stew
Very good
Excellent quality, speedy delivery..... The start of a new obsession, but I must confess I never realised how much technique is involved with these things. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Paul
Top Quality
Bought the 350lb one and I defy anyone to close this completely. My grip strength and muscle tone in my hands and forearms has improved immeasurably since purchasing it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Fly Fishing by J R Hartley
Good but...
I was surprised when i received my grips. Given that i have never had my grip measured i assumed 150lb would be plenty. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mrs. Judith Mcginness
Top quality gripper
Very good quality gripper will really help build forearm strength. Not signs of wear to the handle or the spring!!
Published 3 months ago by Dave the Rave
Heavy grips 150lb
I ordered the heavy grips 150lb version and received them in the post in just 2 days. the actual hand gripper is very solid and well made. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Adam
Great Gripper definitely on a par with Captains of Crush which are...
Great Gripper! I've previously used a well used Captains Of Crush No.1 hand gripper and was only millimetres from closing it so was searching for a beginner gripper to work my way... Read more
Published 4 months ago by matt joyner
Climber
I bought the 250lb (113kg) gripper in order to retain some of my grip strength while I'm unable to train in the climbing gym for a month. Read more
Published 4 months ago by R. Harbour
good
got the 200 an 250 last year.worked up to about 8 fullreps each hand on 250lb.i noticed a large improvement in hand strenth and cool to impess friends. Read more
Published 5 months ago by woody''
bad
i bought this item (150LBS) and thought id spend a bit more thinking it would last. Unfortunatley it outlasts the user. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Ireviewer
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