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

Best grip strength trainer, this is a decent step up from the trainer model, would definitely recommend that first, good to be able to see the progression

There are some very helpful reviews on here that helped me decide which gripper to purchase. I've played with the blue and green Ironmind egg on and off for about a year. I picked them up the other day, for the first time in several months and decided (on a whim) to buy the #1 gripper.I train with weights and think I have a pretty good grip. On arrival day I did a couple of warm up sets of 12 reps on the green egg, opened up the gripper and got to it. I clicked it closed 5 times with my right hand and 4 times with my left. I was surprised at how pronounced the difference was in my grip. My right felt much stronger - hardly surprising as I'm right handed but the gripper really drives the point home. There is no such feedback from squeezing the Ironmind eggs.As Ironmind say, most men who lift weights cannot close this gripper initially. I can see this being true.I'm sure I'll progress using the egg and gripper combination but I urge people to not bite off more than they can chew. Unless you're a panel beater or work your grip hard already, the #1 gripper is IMO, a stern starting point.As other reviewers have said the build quality is top notch and my ONLY regret is that I didn't buy one of these things years ago!

Debated on getting these for a while then finally decided to get the trainer which arrived early and I was very impressed with how high quality the item is. Then I got the no. 1 a week later, it also arrived very promptly and is also a great item. This one was a challenge to close but do-able for reps so I will be looking to buy no. 2 soon (preferably from this vendor if it is in stock). I would definitely recommend getting this as it is worth the money, as to which to buy first is difficult to answer and the best thing to do is just buy it and see how difficult it is (trainer was a good start for me).

Purchased a number 1 CoC hand grip after seeing it was recommended on bodybuilding forums. On receiving the grip (they come as single units, not in pairs!) I was impressed with the sturdy build. I've followed the advice on the packaging which recommends using the grips at a high intensity (for example trying to hold it closed for as long as you can) rather than high frequency (doing several open and close movements quickly). I've definitely seen my grip improve over the last month and I can almost close these now with each hand.If you're looking for some quality hand grips, look no further than these. If you've never used grips before, I would recommend starting with a number 1 or something lower, these are seriously tough!

Do not recommend this for beginners as it hard to use, however I do recommend this set so would advise to go for a lower level first. Hand grips are a little corse and will definitely rough up calluses however is definitely sturdy in your hand and keeps its strength over time.

My colleague is typing as I am speaking, because I can't type anymore with this gargantuan arms. I've been squeezing the CoC gripper for one year and a half now, started with T, went to S so I don't injure myself because T was too hard to close, got to T, 0.5, 1 and now I'm planning on purchasing the 1.5. I feel like this year I'll be squeezing the CoC all year, but slowly, because tendonitis is a serious thing and you don't want to injure yourself.What I found works best for me is:If I do endurance training (T warm-up 15-20 reps each hand, 2 sets, for blood rush. Then 0.5 10 reps each hand, 1 set. Then 1 5 reps each hand, 1 set), I can barely close number 1 by the time I get to it, and it doesn't allow me to progress in strength.On the other hand, if I train as a powerlifter (S warm-up 30 reps each hand, 2 sets, for blood rush. Then T 5 reps max each hand, 1 set. Then 0.5 3-5 reps max each hand, 1 set. Then 1 3-5 reps max each hand, 1 set), then I can really close and squeeze (negative reps) the 1 in both hands for 3-5 reps and hold it for 2-3 seconds, after releasing it slow.I feel like it is important to crush your daughter's boyfriends hand and impose yourself as the alpha male douche from the get-go. I'm only 25, and I hope to have two twin identical boys so I can crush everyone's hand at school meetings, otherwise it'll only be a few hands of the poor souls who date my daughter.Disclaimer: All funny parts should be treated as such. If problems arise, stop carrying, life is too beautiful and short to waste fury on anything other than closing these beautiful devices sent from the Gods. All the training I mentioned above is what I do, I've been doing it for 1 year and 6 months and I have no problems. Yet. I train twice a week, eat well and go to the gym, BUT I HAVE PROPER REST. And omega-3. Omega-3 is love, omega-3 is life when it comes to training.

Speedy delivery & packaged just fine - especially good that they can be posted through the letterbox.I’ve had all sorts of different grippers over the past couple of decades, almost all pretty cheap & very, very easy to close repeatedly. A couple of years ago I bought a ‘heavy grip’ that was a cheap imitation of the Captains of Crush. It was apparently rated at 200lbs, which I couldn’t quite close fully, so I was looking to find something to help build up to it.I must admit that I was drawn to the CoC grippers via some YouTube videos where they were testing folks grip strength (Jujimufu, Brian Shaw, Brian Alsruhe...) & decided to go for the CoC #1, since I figured I was already close to getting 200lbs, so 140lbs should be easy...Guess again.Well, I still loved the quality of this gripper, so almost immediately ordered the Trainer, to give me a lighter weight to warm up with.Pleased that I could then close that (100lbs), but decided to round things out by also ordering the Guide (60lbs), as my wife & kids were also now interested in getting their grip stronger, but they could hardly budge any of the heavier grippers.The lightest two were a bit squeaky, but that was soon remedied with some 3-in-1 oil application.We’ve also now got some really light squishers & finger bands for extensions tooOverall, we’d definitely recommend the CoC family of grippers.

Having relatively strong grip i decided to start on the point 5, closed this for reps. Bought the 1 and closed it 4th time i tried. After a couple of weeks training on the 1 decided to try the 1.5, much to my surprise i closed this the first time i picked it up. Have just ordered the 2 and the trainer (for girlfriend).These grippers are fantastic for progressing in grip strength, highly recommend and very rewarding when you can clearly see the progress you are making. Only bit of advice i would give is to start low and build up, don't go crazy and buy beyond your grip as you will be shut down fast.

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.

Tu vois que c’est vraiment fait de bonne qualité, enfin un grip durable

Sicuramente i COC sono i migliori sul mercato.Grazie al loro uso ho recuperato un deficit di forza sul braccio dx.Ho acquistato il n 1 (140 libbre) e mi sembra più duro di uno da 150 libbre di un'altra marca.Unica nota negativa il prezzo del modello trainer.Ora , visto che tanti studi dimostrano l'utilità dell'esercizio con gli hand grips nell'abbassare la pressione anche di 7/8 mmhg, non sarebbe il caso di vendere il model T a un prezzo più basso?