Grip Strength Trainer Set, 50-350LB, Wrist Forearm Strengthener, Metal No Slip, Hand Grip Gripper Strengthener for Strength Training and Exercise, Hand Workout Squeezer Grip Strength

Quality feels great for the price. The handles get kid of rough in the hand but the foam grip helps. Great colors, nice product

This grip strength trainer set is well built and does exactly what it's supposed to do. The adjustable resistance from 50 to 300lbs makes it easy to use whether you're just starting out or already have decent grip strength. The handle feels comfortable in the hand, and the adjustment dial works smoothly without slipping. I like that it also targets the wrist and forearm, not just grip, so it's been useful for overall arm strength and recovery. It's compact enough to use at home, at work, or while watching TV.

I recently purchased the grip strength trainer and have been blown away by its effectiveness. I have been using it for a few weeks now and can already feel a noticeable improvement in my grip strength. The build quality of the device is top-notch and feels very sturdy. It's compact enough to take with me to the gym or use at home. The grip trainer has also helped me with my forearm and wrist strength, which has improved my overall lifting form and technique. The comfortable handles make it easy to grip the device, even during more intense training sessions. Overall, I would highly recommend this grip strength trainer to anyone looking to improve their grip strength, forearm and wrist strength, and overall lifting performance. It's a high-quality product that delivers real results and is definitely worth the investment.

I bought the 50lb grip since I already had the other sizes. For average adult male, 50lb is a minimum starting grip size, 100lb is also ok starting, and 150lb is tough to start with. So difficulty range is good match for most guys. I don't expect to ever hit 200lb or above, but who knows. 2 issues. FIRST: The fit to the hand is tough because the handle shape is straight. A handle shaped to your hand would be better. Diameter is ok, but squeezing pressure is uneven with most pressure on the middle and ring fingers. Pinky finger may or may not be on the grip since it is a weak finger, and you get the most leverage from the fingers at the bottom of the handles, so you might drop off the pinky and move the ring finger to the bottom position. Uncomfortable but no disaster. SECOND: There are 2 1/2 turns in the center turns of metal, this is where the bending take place when you squeeze. My 50lb unit has those center turns too close to each other so that you can feel them rub together. My 100lb unit from a different supplier has more space between turns and does not rub. Unecessary issue and would be easy to fix during manufacturing at little cost. Annoying but no disaster.

I bought a hundred pound strength which was a bit much. This one feels perfect for me. I use these as a teenager similar ones that were a little bit stronger than this but not by too far. I kept both pair. Originally bought some from Target last week and they were like butter. I don't know if they were even 1 lb resistance. I gave them to my wife.

It works like a normal grip trainer I like the grips they came with

I picked up the Grip Strength Trainer Set (50–300LB) thinking it would be a fun challenge for my forearms—and it turned into a full-blown test of willpower and tendon grit. This isn’t your average hand squeezer. It’s a six-pack of metal monsters, each calibrated to a different resistance level: 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, and 300 pounds. That range means you can start with a warm-up and end with a personal reckoning. The build is solid aluminum, and it feels like gym equipment, not a toy. Each gripper has a knurled handle that’s engraved for extra grip, so even sweaty palms won’t slip. I’ve used chalk, gloves, and bare hands—these things hold firm. The resistance is real. At 100LB, you’re already feeling the burn. At 300LB, you’re basically arm-wrestling a hydraulic press. What I love is how modular the set feels. I keep the lower-resistance grippers at my desk for casual reps during work, and the heavier ones in my gym bag for serious training. It’s not just for lifters—climbers, musicians, gamers, and anyone recovering from wrist or hand injuries can benefit from the progressive load system. I’ve noticed improved grip endurance during deadlifts and better control during barbell rows. Even my handwriting feels more stable. The set also comes with grip tape for extra comfort, and the packaging is surprisingly compact for six heavy-duty tools. Whether you’re building crushing strength or just trying to open jars with dignity, this set delivers.

Well made and quite functional