IronMind Hub - A staple at grip competitions worldwide and part of the Crushed-to-Dust! Challenge, the IronMind Hub lets you build and test your pinch grip in this classic feat of grip strength. The current hub pinch grip world records are*:Men: Harri Tolonen February 4, 2017 40.90 kg (90.16 lb.) Women: Elizabeth Horne at 55.8 lb. on 5 April 2014 How do you compare? If you can do:30 lb. - average 50 lb. - accomplished 80 lb. - world-class 2-7/8" diameter gripping surface; crinkle finish.Please note you will need a Loading Pin to attach the IronMind Hub
Strong-Enough IronMind Lifting StrapsOfficial Lifting Straps World's Strongest Man Since 2010If you're not using IronMind lifting straps, you're probably not lifting as much as you could be. Chosen by the world's strongest men (and women) in 5 styles: the question is not whether you are using IronMind lifting straps . . . the question is, which IronMind lifting straps are you using?Strong-Enough IronMind Lifting Straps : Top pro strongman choice; best general purpose. 21-1/4" long, loop at one end; 1-1/2" wide.- Build and test your pinch grip with maximum lifts and holds–try strolling with it!–and even lateral raises. With the IronMind Pinch Grip Block the harder you squeeze, the stronger you get.76mm widthHow do you compare? If you can do:
- 16kg - average
- 23kg - accomplished
- 32kg - world-class
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IronMind Red Nail25 of the Hardest Nails you will ever bend or attempt to bend. 8mm in diameter.IronMind Level 5 in Nail Bending.*Please note that this is a Special Order Item, once order has been received your product will be ordered in with our next shipment. * - Sale! IronMind Tank Tops100% preshrunk cottonWhite with Blue IronMind logoSizes M (40"), L (44") availableRetro, real, all cotton . . . after Misha and the gang wore IronMind tank tops at the Mohegan Sun, Dave Barron and other guys wanted their own. design may vary white with blue text may be different to picture
Small but mighty, this compact towel is ready for the gym and the field--keep one in your truck. Great dog toy, too.Royal blue with white IronMind logo. 100% cotton, 16" x 27".- Give it a turn for strong wrists in all directions and a new way to pump up your forearms, training your grip strength at the same time. Add weight plates to your desired preference. (weight plates not included)The Twist Yo' Wrist trains both your grip, wrist and forearm, and the movement is radial and ulnar deviation--picture opening a jar of peanut butter with one hand on the lid, the other on the bottom of the jar and twisting. It is designed so that you train both concentrically (winding up the cord) and eccentrically (allowing it to unwind under control).
- IronMind Yellow Nail - Pack of 50 nails.Level 2
- Sale!Large CoC Caddy Only (No Grippers)Its clean, functional design in brushed aluminum holds 10 grippers; 10" x 4".With your warm-up, working and goal grippers in order, the CoC caddy is a valuable training tool--as well as a handy way to keep your grippers within easy reach, ready for training. Take a lesson from Magnus Samuelsson and do your gripper training in between sets of things like squats and bench presses for the quickest gains and the best performance.(Grippers shown not included.)
Ring weights were pretty common once upon a time and you can use this handle for finger lifts, throwing or even making your own Dinnie-style stones. R-ring: wake up to the possibilities.6" OD x 5/8" steel. Please note: the R-Ring uses the heavy-duty carabiner or a similar-sized connecting link to the loading pin; the small snap clip 8mm will not fit.- The Rolling Thunder - a universal test of grip strength that started a sport.One of the world's premier tests of grip strength, the Rolling Thunder by IronMind is a training tool of first choice for everyone from armwrestlers to rock climbers and will become one of your favorites as well. Hook it up to a loading pin and clip (not included), for one-hand deadlifts, doing either reps or holds.The thick-handled one-hand deadlift is a 20th century archetypal test of grip strength and the Rolling Thunder Deadlift is now a 21st century grip competition staple worldwide.
