Rotating Deadlift Handle
Take your grip strength and deadlift game to the next level with the rotating deadlift handle. Available in 2", 2.5", and 3" grip widths, this solid steel training tool adds serious difficulty to your lifts. Pair it with the Loading Pin for one-handed deadlifts, reps, or holds. The handle rotates freely, ensuring the weight always hangs directly beneath your hand, challenging your grip and improving stability with every lift.
Rotating Deadlift Handle Reviews
Based on 8 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Rotating Deadlift Handle have an average rating of 4.63 out of 5. They're currently the #26 most-owned Grip Training on Gym Radar, with 15 home gyms reporting ownership.
8 Reviews
Performance
4.75 / 5
Build Quality
4.25 / 5
Value
4.88 / 5
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(5.00)
Solid knock off rolling thunder. I use it as a fun variety for training grip, nothing overly serious, and it does the job perfectly.
(5.00)
It's a well built and reasonably priced. The handle is a little smoother than I'd like, but that just adds to the challenge.
(4.67)
Honestly another really solid piece from Titan. A fun way to incorporate some grip work into your workout. Very fat grip, and rotates easily but not bearing easy. A solid pick-up
(5.00)
Works great. Fun grip implement to train with. Larger diameter than a standard rolling thunder.
(5.00)
This works great. This is a good value with a low price from Titan. This works well for us to train grip strength.
(4.00)
Nice rolling thunder type handle, but it does kind of chip easily. The actual coating is fine on the grip as the thick, rolling handle will limit your grip strength anyways.
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Mofo's Gym for Kids Who Can't Lift Good & Want to Get Big Too
123 reviews
1255 points
(4.33)
More challenging than the iron minds rolling thunder. On the slick side so that makes it challenging.
(4.00)
Fun grip implement similar to the Rolling Thunder. Some people strip the paint and allow the bare metal to patina for a more grippy surface. I kept mine painted and have the larger diameter ~2.5" so if I ever use the real Rolling Thunder it will feel easier in comparison.