Captains of Crush Hand Gripper - No. 1
Key features
- •The gold standard for building and testing grip strength
- •Get the quickest gains in grip strength and hand health
- •New: now available in 11 different strengths
- •Premium materials, proprietary elements, precision manufacturing and unrivaled customer support
- •Designed and manufactured in the USA
Captains of Crush Hand Gripper - No. 1
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.8
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Based on 10 reviews
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Crushing It
James Halpert✓ Verified Purchase•July 24, 2023
Cans, grapes, egos, you name it. If it can be crushed (at or under 85lbs of pressure), this product will help you get there.
The Gold standard of Grippers
Frater1840✓ Verified Purchase•June 28, 2023
IronMind is, without a doubt, the gold standard in Grippers. If you have had the everyday sporting goods store hand grippers, you are in for a surprise when you get one of these in your hand. A well-made, excellent product that will last. Available in a wide range of strength levels for everyone. Pick one of these up, and you will be well on your way to COC Certified! This DOES NOT INCLUDE THE IRONMIND CARD that is pictured.
Great quality gripper
Adam Cohen✓ Verified Purchase•June 22, 2023
You can tell this is great quality. Love that it's made in USA. I started with the trainer. Looking to work through them to build hand strength.
Best hand grippers made
Kindle Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 14, 2023
The best hand grippers on the market
Superior quality with a dab of squeaky.
Phill✓ Verified Purchase•June 3, 2023
Easy to use?
Have you ever peeled a banana in the dark? My first question to you is why? In the regular grip it fits comfortably, but I can see why some people may be turned off since these aren't made for soft hands. The metal is easy to grip, and grips your skin all the same. I personally like it, but I can understand why some people might not dig it. Reverse (180) grip is actually super comfortable, and probably the only gripper that I can say that about.
Durability?
Ooooooffffff..... First, these are super solid. If I ever needed a makeshift grappling hook, then this would be my hand grippers of choice. My ONE! ONE! ONE!!! irk was that the metal slowly separates from the springs "tang" and has a slightly more audible squeak versus other grippers. Makes it sound like I'm rocking the bed, but since I'm single, that makes a bit more weirder.
Quality?
Quality.
Overall?
These are solid man. Besides my minor little issue with them, I'm definitely buying more as I move up in my grip routine. I don't see any reason why you wouldn't buy these.
Have you ever peeled a banana in the dark? My first question to you is why? In the regular grip it fits comfortably, but I can see why some people may be turned off since these aren't made for soft hands. The metal is easy to grip, and grips your skin all the same. I personally like it, but I can understand why some people might not dig it. Reverse (180) grip is actually super comfortable, and probably the only gripper that I can say that about.
Durability?
Ooooooffffff..... First, these are super solid. If I ever needed a makeshift grappling hook, then this would be my hand grippers of choice. My ONE! ONE! ONE!!! irk was that the metal slowly separates from the springs "tang" and has a slightly more audible squeak versus other grippers. Makes it sound like I'm rocking the bed, but since I'm single, that makes a bit more weirder.
Quality?
Quality.
Overall?
These are solid man. Besides my minor little issue with them, I'm definitely buying more as I move up in my grip routine. I don't see any reason why you wouldn't buy these.
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