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Start at 5 kg. Keep going all the way to 200.
One gripper for every level. The dial runs from 5 to 200 kg, so the same gripper takes you from your first easy squeeze to a grip that holds on through the last rep, and the counter logs every squeeze along the way. You feel the difference on the stubborn jar lid, the heavy shopping bags, the bar on a pull-up. Fixed grippers can't get you there: too hard on day one, too easy by week two, and most stop at 60 kg. This one keeps turning up as you get stronger. Nothing to charge, nothing to outgrow. And it comes with Stop Training in Pieces, our whole-body routine guide, free.
Start light, turn the dial up to 200 kg, and count every squeeze.
Ready in three seconds
Turn the dial, squeeze, and you're training. Lower is lighter, higher is harder, and the scale is printed right where your thumb sits. The moment 12 squeezes in a row feel easy, one turn makes it harder the same day. No new gripper, no waiting.
One gripper, every stage
Low settings for your first smooth squeezes. The middle to build real strength, a few sets at a time. The top end for when your grip has outgrown everything else. You move up at your own speed, and the counter tells you when you've earned the next turn.
The training you'll actually do
The best gripper is the one in your hand, and this one is small enough to live on your desk. A set while a page loads, while the kettle boils, during the ad break. A few minutes on most days adds up to a grip you notice every time you pick something up.
Every squeeze counts. Literally.
The counter sits in a small window on the side and moves on every full squeeze. It's mechanical, so there's no battery to run flat. Finish the set, note your number, reset to zero and go again with the other hand. Next week, beat it.
Why one dial beats a drawer of grippers
Fixed grippers come in one strength each. Buy a light one and it's easy within weeks. Buy a heavy one and you can't close it, so you can't train with it. Even most adjustable counter grippers stop at 60 or 100 kg. The dial on this one runs from 5 to 200 kg, which means the gripper you start with on day one is still the gripper you're training with months later, just turned further.
Pick your color
White / Black has a white body with black handles. Black / Light Blue has a black body with light blue handles. Same 5 to 200 kg dial, same counter, same spring, and either one makes an easy gift for anyone who climbs, lifts or trains. Choose yours from the options beside the price.
Pick your color and start at 5 kg today. Free tracked delivery, 30 days to return it.
| Product | Adjustable hand grip trainer with built-in counter |
| Resistance | Front dial, 5 to 200 kg |
| Counter | Two-digit mechanical counter, reset with the bottom knob |
| Handles | Non-slip rubber |
| Spring | Thick stainless steel |
| Size and weight | About 16 x 11 cm (6.3 x 4.3 in), 157 g (5.5 oz) |
| Colors | White / Black, Black / Light Blue |
| Power | None, fully mechanical |
| In the box | 1 grip trainer |
| Delivery | Free and tracked, dispatched from our warehouses in China. Usually 6 to 11 days to the US, 4 to 7 to the UK, 8 to 13 to Canada |
| Returns | 30 days. Return postage is paid by the customer, except a faulty or wrong item |
I've seen counter grippers for less. Why this one?
Because most of them stop at 60 or 100 kg, and you outgrow them in weeks. This one dials from 5 to 200 kg, so it's one gripper instead of three, from your first squeeze to your strongest. It ships free and tracked, and you have 30 days to return it.
Will it be too hard for me?
No. Start at the lowest setting, 5 kg, where a squeeze feels comfortable. When around a dozen squeezes in a row feel easy, turn the dial up a little. You set the pace.
Will it get too easy?
That's the problem it solves. The dial goes all the way to 200 kg, so there's always another setting to turn to. Most people won't run out of dial.
Will the spring wear out or the dial slip?
The spring is thick stainless steel and the handles are non-slip rubber, built for set after set. And if it arrives faulty, send it back at no cost to you and we refund you promptly under our Refund Policy.
How does the counter work?
It moves on every full squeeze and shows two digits in the window on the side. Turn the bottom knob to set it back to zero.
Does it need a battery?
No. The dial and the counter are both mechanical, so there's nothing to charge or replace.
How often should I use it?
Two or three short sessions a week is a great start, and a set at your desk on the days in between keeps the habit going. Your gripper comes with Stop Training in Pieces, our whole-body routine guide, free: a four-week plan from feet to fingertips, with a full chapter on hands and wrists.
Does it make a good gift?
Yes. It's small, it fits any level from 5 kg up, and it's the one gripper a climber, lifter or home trainer won't outgrow. Delivery is free and tracked.
What's in the box?
One grip trainer with the counter built in, ready to use out of the box.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery is free and tracked, dispatched from our warehouses in China. It's usually 6 to 11 days to the US, 4 to 7 to the UK and 8 to 13 to Canada.
What if I want to return it?
You have 30 days from delivery to ask for a return, with return postage paid by you. If it's faulty, damaged or the wrong item, just get in touch: we cover the cost of sending it back and refund you in full under our Refund Policy.
Your grip, stronger every week
One gripper from 5 to 200 kg, a counter that shows your progress, and nothing to charge. Start light today and keep turning it up. Stop Training in Pieces, our whole-body routine guide, comes free with it. Free tracked delivery, 30 days to return it.
Choose White / Black or Black / Light Blue. Free tracked delivery, 30 days to return it.
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