IronMind Captains of Crush Hand Gripper

It's the big daddy of all iron grippers. Expensive, but this is what the champs use. If you can afford it, go for it.

top quality and standard gripper hard to squeeze as expected 👍

Out of all the heavy grippers I've bought yet, these seem to be the only legit 167 lbs. I have no complaints, I look forward to buying heavier grippers from COC in the future.

For me this was the best investment i have made... Although i bought directly from the ironmind coz 3 years ago this was not in amamzon India.. I would recommend this to guys who are primarily interested in strength building.. About my buy: I have Trainer, no. 1 and no2.. At first trainer was too difficult to close now i close 2, but 2 is very very difficult to close even i could not close at my will.. All in all mu forearms size to grip strength to my weight lifing capacity all are increased in 3year.

As expected top quality and standard gripper but some screeching noise comes from the coilSlight problem it looks kind of rusted

get a trainer or 40kg gripper from them before attempting this if you want insane handshake

I bought these for my son and he liked them.

Best grippers on the market. The captains of crush are the quintessential grip training tool for anyone that is serious about improving grip/hand/forearm strength.Forget about the plastic spring one from your local department store, this is the real deal. The #2 is not a beginner gripper and is challenging to close. If you are starting consider a trainer from captains of crush or a half size like a 0.5. These grippers get better with time and will last forever, very sturdy build and can take anything you can throw at it. Pricey but worth every penny

El producto es tal cual se vende y promete. Muy resistente,dureza y el metal de primera.

These are the grip trainers to buy. The question is: where to start. I chose to start with the Sport gripper. I'm just about to turn 70, but I work out at the YMCA 3X per week, mainly using the weight machines, and of late I've been doing "dead hangs" around 30-40 seconds. I would say I'm reasonably fit for my age. The Sport was the perfect place for me to start. I can do a couple sets of 10 reps closing it all the way except for the last couple reps. IMHO, one needs to be careful and not overdo it, because it is easy to injure yourself. If you're having trouble closing it, don't force it, take a step down to a gripper you can close for reps. Give yourself a day or two to recover, then repeat. Slow and steady progression is the key. I think I'll be to the point where i want to start to try the Trainer gripper in a couple months. Hopefully working with these grippers to develop strength will work in synergy with the dead hang to develop endurance.