Captains of Crush (COC) Hand Gripper - The Gold Standard of Grippers | The World's Leading Hand Strengthener

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

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

Miles de repeticiones y sigue intacto, es un gran equipo para lograr fuerza y masa en los antebrazos.

Le produit a été reçu en bon état et est, à priori, de très bonne qualité. Il y a un "mode d'emploi" très succinct et en anglais au dos de l'emballage qui donne dans les grandes lignes quelques conseils afin de s'entraîner efficacement tout en préservant la pince pour une durée de vie maximum. La pince fait peu de bruit à l'usage et la résistance (CoC n°1) est au rendez-vous : je n'ai pas encore réussi à la fermer malgré tout le sport que je fais à côté.

Prodotto solido e ben costruito. Resistenza discreta, non è un giocattolo. Arrivato in anticipo, sono pienamente soddisfatto.

I'm pretty new to grip training. In the past I had gotten some other grip trainers and developed a semi-regular habit for a little while, but it felt like I wasn't really getting anything out of it. Well, I see why now lol. I'd gone for lower-end products, like what you could find at most stores. The adjustable ones I thought at the time were nice, the ability to work up, but if you're a guy with decent passive strength (not a bodybuilder or rockclimber, just a regular dude) you'll probably find yourself mastering that relatively quickly and just sort of getting bored and forgetting about them (much like myself). With these I'm reminded that there's a reason good things may cost a little more or be harder to find. I started with a #1, and that's a good spot for me currently. They recommend starting a little lower, but I like having a bit of a challenge on the front end. I think I chose well. I could close them, but it's not easy, you know? And that difficulty makes me more excited about using them. I'd rather struggle to get to like 5 than be able to blast out 50 without feeling any burn. Then after a while, the comfort in doing more reps will feel earned. And I really don't mind that these aren't adjustable nor that they're sold as singles. You can buy two I suppose, (I always used to think you needed a pair?) but really I think if you're double fisting, you might just need to go up a level and focus on one hand a time. As for adjustability, I think their numbered system of individual weights works better. Even if it's somewhat of a marketing thing (maybe but not really), I like the idea of having a solid and well built product that is 100% the weight it states, and once you become comfortable with that, that's that. And I'm excited to make that next step up. Also, to be clear, I'm not just saying they're tough. They're of very good quality as well. You know that annoying squeaky/clinky sound cheap that cheap grip trainers make when you're going to town on them? I don't! Not anymore lol. This is a solid product. No plastic components, no foam tube that slides off, no tiny tin plate that slides around as you close them, no squeaky-squeaky, no wondering if you should duct tape the handles for your hand's sake. It's a nice, weighty metal feeling, and the handle has a nice texture that neither slips nor hurts your hands. So positive all around if you couldn't tell. And one day I will ascend to bigger numbers.