GD IRON GRIP Grip Strength Trainer Adjustable Hand Gripper Strengthener Hand Grip Exerciser Wrist Strengtheners Silent & Durable – Forearm, Finger & Hand Strength Training for Athletes, Climbers & Rehabilitation
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Grip Type: 2. IG EXT 80 (55~176lbs, Handle Extensions)
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- [The best trainer to enhance your grip strength] Why limit your progress by using the same level of resistance day in and day out? Try GD IRON GRIP, the perfect hand grip strengthener. You can effectively improve your grip and hand strength by adjusting the resistance from 55 to 176lbs in 6 stages. You can also change the grip width in 3 stages to modify the range of motion when closing.
- [Incredible build quality] Made with aluminum handles, strong compressing springs, and 4T iron; GD Iron grip is sturdy as a tank. GD aims for high quality and perfect craftsmanship. This durable and safe hand strengthener is the only grip strength trainer you will ever need.
- [6 in 1] Combines 6 grip strengtheners in 1 single gripper. Just adjust the lever and easily change the grip resistance that is suitable for your level of strength and training goal. All you need is a single GD Iron Grip, instead of buying 6 different hand strengtheners.
- [Completely Silent] Hand workout can be done anywhere at any time. Without the disturbing squeaks, you can perform hand, grip, wrist, and forearm workouts where ever you want.
- [Extension Add-ons] Extend the length of the handles to fine-tune your grip strength training. The included extensions allows you to shift hand placements and lower the resistance needed so you can effectively enhance your grip strength and step up to the next level.
- [ONLY one hand grip strengthener in the world] All GD's products are designed, developed, and manufactured in our own facility in South Korea. GD Iron Grip is PATENTED(NO. US 9,415,262 B2) to protect and provide the best service our customers deserve.
- * Item Dimension: 4.3 X 7.9 X 1.7 inch (11* 20 * 4.3cm (With Handle Extensions)) / Weight: 1.41lbs(640g) / Material: Stainless, Steel, Aluminum, Reinforced plastics, Compression springs
Description
GD IRON GRIP Premium grip strength trainer, adjustable maximum 198lbs
Color: Metal
Material: ['S45C Carbon Steel', 'Stainless 'Aluminum']
Brand: GD
Item Weight: 1.41 Pounds
Style: Metal body
Color: Metal
Material: ['S45C Carbon Steel', 'Stainless 'Aluminum']
Brand: GD
Item Weight: 1.41 Pounds
Style: Metal body
Tension Level: [Extra-Light to Extra-Heavy]
Product Dimensions: 7.8"L x 4"W
Shape: V Shape
UPC: 728795100629
Manufacturer: GD
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 8.43 x 5.2 x 1.85 inches
Package Weight: 0.65 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.3 x 7.9 x 1.7 inches
Brand Name: GD
Country of Origin: Republic of Korea
Part Number: IG_EXT80
Grip Type: 2. IG EXT 80 (55~176lbs, Handle Extensions)
Date First Available: May 3, 2011
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Grip Type: 1. IG 12LV ALUMINUM GRIP (26~181lbs)
Huge upgrade over the old spring grip I had years ago. Like that it's adjustable. Seems well made and will last a long time.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026 by Rich O
Grip Type: 2. IG EXT 80 (55~176lbs, Handle Exte...
Not saying anything new here, but just to echo other reviews with my experience: this thing is a beautiful tank. Very smooth, very sturdy, and very effective. Like others, I was about to buy more of the $7 cheap plastic ones that threaten to throw springs and plastic in your face when they inevitably explode, when I saw the Iron Grip. I took some time to try and figure out which model (80 or 90) and whether I wanted the extensions and stand base. Decided to go with the 80 with the extension. I have medium glove hands, so as others have said, I didn’t need the extensions for comfort. However, this thing has some serious resistance and only 6 slots, and I’ve found that the extensions are great for working up to a new weight. You can start all the way down at the extensions with your grip which makes it a bit easier, then progressively move upwards on the handles towards the spring, making it harder. The 90 was tempting as it offers higher resistance, but honestly I don’t know if I’ll ever make it that far. Not using this for any weight lifting competitions, just strengthening my hand decades after metacarpal surgery, and generally strengthening my arms, so I won’t need nearly 200lbs of resistance. But if I do, this thing is so gorgeous and well made, I’d be more than happy to pony up again, this time for the big boy.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 by Rory M. Banks
Grip Type: 1. IG 12LV ALUMINUM GRIP (26~181lbs)
This is a great quality gripper! Heavy build but sturdy and will last a lifetime. Easy to use and to adjust between resistances. I am up to 75 lbs. after a month, working to get up another notch for 10+ reps. I don't foresee getting to point where the resistance is below my strength. Grip is knurled so it can be a bit uncomfortable. I added the padded grip to these, very well worth it. Straight bars are still a bit awkward at times, but that may just be me. Well worth the higher price, my trust in the other options out there was slim so glad I paid the extra for these!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by SoCal_T_C
Grip Type: 3. IG EXT 90 (55~198lbs, Handle Exte...
In the gym, for most of my training that involves pulling, I use lifting straps because otherwise the grip is the weakest link in terms of poundage used. It's not that I have a weak grip; it's just that the major muscles of the back (or glutes, quads, and hamstrings for deadlifts) are a heckuva lot larger and more powerful than muscles like the flexor digitorum profundis and flexor pollicis longus in the forearm that are involved in gripping. Because of that, I've ended up with a collection of various standalone grip exercise devices that I can use a few times a week while sitting in the recliner and watching Prime Video (shameless plug) in the evenings. Most of those options are either fairly flimsy or very poorly calibrated in terms of resistance. For example, I have one set of traditional coiled spring grips where the 200 lb and 250 lb versions are completely indistinguishable. The GD Iron Grip is a phenomenal design. At first, I thought it was going to be too difficult to change the resistance and/or the length of travel. A few minutes with the user manual and practicing the procedures a couple of times and both adjustments are an absolute breeze that can be done in about 5 seconds. And the unit is built like a tank. The dual, high-torsion springs will no doubt last decades, and the resistance settings feel like the real deal. The 141 lb setting feels about like the aforementioned 250-lb coiled spring grip, and I can't effectively use the 198 lb setting yet. Unlike a bunch of other home-use exercise equipment I've bought, this one is worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024 by H. Williams
Grip Type: 3. IG EXT 90 (55~198lbs, Handle Exte...
This is the type of review I kind of feel bad about writing because the vast majority of my grip strength comes from another company's products. I own Captains of Crush grippers, even their Imtug and a couple of their Zenith grippers but it is a hassle to keep up with them, store them, etc... I am certified on Captains of Crush #3 but I never use it for workouts. I can get around 5 reps with the 2.5. The 2 is where I can go to 12. The GD Iron Grip Ext 90 covers the range of the Captains of Crush "Guide" gripper to the #2. Seeing those are the ones I do workouts with it's all I need. An added bonus with the Ext 90 are the extensions you can connect to the handles. It includes an Allen wrench and two extensions with two bolts. If you have wide hands like I do, you find yourself fighting to keep your pinkie on the gripper. The extension fixes that. It's not only good for strength in all fingers but it also allows you to train your pinkie which is a very important finger in heavy weightlifting and grip competition. This set unlike the GD 70 and below is made of cast, knurled metal. I know knurling isn't for everyone. I personally prefer it. It takes away the soft hands/palms. One thing I was interested in the way you change the weight/resistance. It's much easier than I expected. If you look at the picture of the gripper there a is a tab towards the back of it. You put the slightest pressure on it and squeeze the handles just a little. It unlocks it and you can slide the resistance up and down. Once you squeeze it again, it locks in on the new weight. I was surprised at the quality of this item. There hasn't been even a slight squeak from the spring. It's an excellent product for those, especially, that are already strong in the grip area but could be used on the lowest tension by beginners too. Well worth the price to be able to have the equivalent of multiple grippers in one easy to use device.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019 by WW