GD IRON GRIP Hand Grip Strengthener (Adjustable hand grips for strength training) Wrist and Forearm Strength Trainer

I’ve only had it a couple of days, so far though I’m impressed. It’s a beast. It’s heavier than most, sturdy & solid. Everything looks well made. But it all looks well designed & practical. It’s easy to change the resistance. Easy too, to close or open up the gap to suit different hand-spans. I looked at other reviews & saw others comment on the roughness of the handles. They are rough, great for grip but I could see they would mess up the skin. I applied a strip of Zinc oxide as a neat wrap around each of the handles & it’s perfect. Still grippy but without the rough edging.

Great build quality feels tough and long-lasting. Super easy to switch weights, which makes workouts smooth and hassle-free, I would have to use a cloth just because the texture on the grip is a bit harsh but other than that this is perfect

The GD IRON GRIP Hand Grip Strengthener is, without a doubt, a seriously high-quality piece of equipment. From the moment you pick it up, it feels robust and well-engineered, a stark contrast to the flimsy plastic strengtheners you often see. Its excellent adjustability also sets it apart, making it a versatile tool for anyone serious about improving their grip.However, as many others have noted, there's one significant initial hurdle: the texturing on the grip absolutely kills your hands when you first start using it. It's incredibly coarse, and you'll definitely feel it. Some users opt to tape up the handles, and I can completely understand why. Personally, I found that if you ease yourself into it and don't overdo it in the beginning, your hands do adjust to the coarseness over time and build up resistance. It's a question of whether you're willing to endure that initial discomfort or prefer a smoother grip from the get-go.Compared to cheap plastic alternatives, the GD IRON GRIP feels fantastic. It doesn't cramp my hands, which was a common issue with lower-quality strengtheners. The three levels of adjustability for the handle gap are also a brilliant feature, allowing for a highly customized fit regardless of your hand size.I can genuinely see this being the only grip trainer you'd ever need. Instead of accumulating several non-adjustable grippers or constantly replacing flimsy plastic ones that break easily, the GD IRON GRIP offers a comprehensive, durable solution. While the texture can be quite painful initially, it certainly provides excellent grip – there's no slippage even when your hands get sweaty. That said, I still entirely understand why many people choose to use tape on it for comfort.

Build quality and design is flawless. You can adjust the resistance and the width of the grips. This is a true buy it for life product, doubt I will ever break it. Only issue seems to be that the grip itself is quite painful to use, not sure if it's designed that way on purpose, but for now I have taped over. Doesn't change any resistance aspects, just the abrasiveness on the fingers.If you're looking for a grip trainer and you're happy with the 25 - 80KG parameters, I would 100% recommend this product. It's probably the most premium quality on the market.

These a work of art.Beautifully made and work flawlessly.You definitely need the grip tape as others have said.

I mean just look at it, isn't it beautiful? Such a good design. Operates flawlessly, adjusts easily, and looks like it's built to last. 5 year warranty BTW. Only criticism is I wish it had a slightly weaker setting than it's current minimum. I can't comment much on how painful it is to use without raquex grip tape but it seemed like it needed something if you intend to use it frequently. Tbh I think if it had a design that allowed the handles to rotate it'd be absolutely perfect.

Great quality, but I had to add some empty paracotd to the handles to mitigate the damage the grip would cause to my hands.Now it's flawless, they should sell different grips/sleeves though.

Comfortable to use also adjustable for a small hand