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Reddit mentions of Heavy Grips Hand Grippers - Set of 3 Non-Slip - 100lb, 150lb, 200lb – Effectively Train Your Hand Grip Strength - Targeted Forearm, Wrist & Hand Exercises – Advanced Hand Grip Strengtheners
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We found 10 Reddit mentions of Heavy Grips Hand Grippers - Set of 3 Non-Slip - 100lb, 150lb, 200lb – Effectively Train Your Hand Grip Strength - Targeted Forearm, Wrist & Hand Exercises – Advanced Hand Grip Strengtheners. Here are the top ones.
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- BREAKTHROUGH YOUR PHYSICAL LIMITS – As most athletes know, if you want to improve your overall fitness you MUST train your weakest link. But there’s a difference between knowing this and DOING IT. If you’re looking to take your power lifting or other feats of strength to the next level then this is how you succeed… you TRAIN YOUR GRIP.
- DESIGNED TO INCREASE YOUR GRIP STRENGTH – There’s nothing in a typical gym that compares to these hand grippers. Just think about it. Nearly every piece of equipment you touch wasn’t SOLELY created to target and isolate your forearms, fingers, and wrists. Meaning there’s no chance they’ll be as effective as these grip strengtheners.
- ON-THE-GO HAND EXERCISES – Unlike most training, you can do these exercises just about anywhere. You can use these while you’re at the office or even in the car if you travel for work. They’re basically a discrete training tool that transforms your job and downtime into productive workout sessions.
- CREATE HANDS OF STEEL – Just like in life, you’re going to have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. We mention this because our grip handles weren’t built for dainty little hands. They were built to toughen you up and that’s how finger exercises should be. Trust us, your hands will get used to it and, afterwards, you’ll be grateful for it.
- THE PERFECT PROGRESSION – No matter where you’re starting, and how strong you want to get, there’s always room to grow. That’s why our grippers increase at 50 lbs increments: to help you stay physically challenged. Thus, if all 6 grippers seem like too much then just start with the first 3 weights (100lbs, 150lbs, 200lbs). Whatever your needs, we’ve got you covered
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| Color | 100 lbs, 150 lbs, 200 lbs |
| Weight | 0.3 pounds |
Practical gift, reasonable price: Grip trainers. Grip is often the limiting factor in kettlebell movement. A little extra grip training plus kettlebells can develop a lot of hand strength. The local sporting goods store's selection probably tops out at 80-90 pounds of force to close, and a man who can swing a 62 pound kettlebell will find that pretty easy. Ironmind is the best brand, I stuck some Heavy Grips in my wife's amazon shopping cart as a hint.
In a pinch, if there is an REI near you, they carry a big selection of grip trainers for climbers. Climbers train fingers and wrist more than just the crush grip that kettlebells use, but that is extremely useful in life.
By the way, your father is a badass. Not many men whose kid is old enough to buy a serious gift make significant changes in their fitness and strength. A 62 pound kettlebell moves fast and generates a lot of force. It is above average to have the ability to physically handle that in middle age, but the mental toughness to develop that capacity at a point when it isn't physically easy marks him as a true badass.
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heavy grips they are a bit cheaper than Captains of Crush but are still great quality.
I assume price is a big factor based on what you posted, if it is then get these. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0017OSE1A?keywords=heavy%20grip&qid=1451484573&ref_=sr_1_2&sr=8-2
If its not goto cannon power works and but some nicer grippers.
Oh a the heavy grips 100, 150, and 200 have RGC poundages of 50, 70, 95 ish, they will vary.
Get a pair of hand grips. Not only do they increase your grip strength, but they're great for your forearm development too.
The pump you'll see in your forearms after going to failure on these is very satisfying. :)
Example: http://www.amazon.com/Hand-Gripper-grips-Forearm-Strength/dp/B0017OSE1A
Ouch :(
I'd invest in a hand gripper, and squeeze it with wrist pronated, if you'd like subtlety, portability, and an exercise that'll net you better results.
(Though I admit, I used to have a 50lb dumbbell in my office and used that instead)
Have you tried using grippers like these?
http://www.amazon.com/Hand-Gripper-grips-Forearm-Strength/dp/B0017OSE1A
Have you looked at Heavy Grips? They appear to offer a lot more for the money.
The Heavy Grips here on Amazon comes in sets of three at 100, 150, and 200 lbs, or alternatively a different set that comes in 150, 200, 250 lbs. How should I know which one's I should start with? 100 lbs seems pretty high but I don't have anything to compare that to, is it a normal starting weight?
I'm a relatively new rock climber at 10 months, but I can climb at about V7/8 and I want to step up my grip to get into harder routes such as V10s and up.
Which ones should I get? I ordered these (http://www.amazon.com/Hand-Gripper-grips-Forearm-Strength/dp/B0017OSE1A/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396749687&sr=8-2&keywords=hand+grippers) before I saw this link to Cannon works and now I'm waiting for them so I don't know what grip I will be at. Do any of you know if the quality control on these is good? I would like to switch to those IM CoC grippers I think after I get my use out of the ones I purchased already.