Which Is The Best Adjustable Hand Gripper?

Which is the best adjustable hand gripper? It really depends on your goals.

For the Couch Potato:

For the Grip Enthusiast:

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Timeline:
00:00 INTRO
00:35 CHEAPO HAND GRIPPER
01:18 GD GRIP 2
03:27 GD PRO-70
04:58 GD IRON GRIP
06:23 WHICH ONE FOR YOU?
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[john-atallah]

Thanks to GD for sending me the hand grippers.

For the Couch Potato:

For the Grip Enthusiast:

[timliscum]

I just got my GD Iron 90... super high quality

[GD.Official]

Hello John!
Thank you for your video! It is greatly appreciated and will undoubtedly be helpful to many individuals interested in grip strength training.
Your honest review resonates with us, and we genuinely value your thoughts and opinions on our grippers.
We are committed to continuously improving and striving to create the best grip training equipment and home training tools available.
Our ultimate goal is to support and empower individuals in their journey to become stronger every day. Your support means a lot to us.
Thank you once again, my friend!👍

[I_Might_B_Wrong]

I have a ton of grippers. Full set of CoCs plus rated extras as a part of my training toward the 3, Baraban adjustable, Vulcan V2, various cheapies... If I had to recommend one adjustable gripper to the majority of folks, it would be the Ivanko Super Gripper. It's kind of clunky and odd looking, but it's a serious grip tool.

[waterdown]

Perfect hand gripper review i was looking for it shows the most common ones in the market and you helped me narrow down my decision thanks alot G

[Eskoxo]

as far as progressing they seem to have those expensive ones with extended handles so if you grip on longer ends it should be easier with more leverage on higher settings.

[Shanksz]

The best is what you have
Just work hard!

[dixon_est]

@john-atallah - You hate the curved gripper handles because you hold the thing wrong way around.
You're not the only one. People always hold those grippers with bent handles the wrong way around. What you should do is to keep the knob/spring part towards your arm, not away from you. That is because your pinkie is usually shorter than other fingers. Also concave handle sits almost perfectly into your palm. And there is no slipping etc.
When it goes to those cheap ones, they come in several grades. So, for the price of those expensive ones you can have several.

[sheep]

I've broken one of those cheap hand grippers, and the resistance was said to be 40 kilos, but can't be too sure about that being the actual measurement

[danielbohland]

And one you didn't show is the GD ultra grip 70 $32.90 with a different type of handle on it from 44 lb to about 154 lb

[QuickStrikes]

Thanks for this video. I didn't even know there are adjustable grippers!

[FranciscoRodriguez-ifqo]

I just bought the gold pro 70! thank you for this video.

[slendy]

thanks for the review ill definitely be buying from GD now

[vgman]

Fantastic review! I was hoping to see the Iron Grip 90 here too, but this really helps in understanding the difference between each hand grip model.

[dericgarland]

Just ordered an iron grip from your link 🤞

[dvorakgigachad]

I didn't know there were actual good adjustable grippers

[alexj]

Great video very helpful 👍. I have the cheap ones at the moment will be getting a better a pair soon.

[babulram]

Bro i got the gripper in less then 1 dollar from amazon and its amazing

[dragoxyt]

i hate the 1st one the "rise" rubber grip makes my finger sore and tears away skin

[DarkVeghetta]

Good video. I do want to add something though - I've bought the cheapest style of grippers (rated 40 kg / 88 lbs, but who knows if that's accurate) and, with regular training over about two months, I've reached ~40 reps with the max setting. Since then, I've bought a set of heavy grippers and, to my surprise, those 40 reps with the cheapest gripper translated into several reps with a 150 lbs rated heavy gripper and I can nearly close the 200 lbs version (missing about 1 inch). Mind you, I also go to a gym three times per week, which is actually why I needed these in the first place, as my grip strength was the weakest link in my muscle chain and, thus, I wanted to remedy that issue.

Point is, while the featured branded grippers look nice, are probably much more comfortable than the cheap option, and I'd have loved to know about them before I started training, you _can_ reach heavy gripper territory with just the budget model and regular training (tip: you can train with your grippers while walking outside, if you don't mind people giving you a few odd looks every now and then).


That said, my 'white whale' is the 350 lbs heavy gripper that I bought along with the cheap gripper. That one I can barely move an inch even now but... one day, ONE DAY I'll close it! 😤