I use these all the time, mainly either adding weight to an Inch style dumbbell or top loading change plates on a loading pin without undoing the carabineer. Full little bit of kit made by a strong Kow

At just $15 new, you simply can't afford not to have this thumb builder in your collection

Knurling is purely decorative. Probably my least favorite gripper in my collection due to that. GG3 rated at 90 lbs (vs stated 200 lbs)

I bought 8 of these used off marketplace. Would never have paid fun price tbh. I use these as an extra layer of protection when deadlifting or anything where I might be dropping stuff since my main gym flooring is thin

Not gonna lie, I was very skeptical of this product before buying one at a nice discount at the Arnold. Build quality is nice, and the range of tension is surprisingly large. I wouldn't recommend this as a main portion of your grip training, but I think it's a great option for warming up as well as getting a simply ludicrous forearm pump to cap off a grip workout, especially if doing isometric grip lifts that don't really promote a good pump on their own.

Let's be real, give already made up your mind if you're reading reviews of this product. You can tell your significant other that they provide a novel stimulus vs the standard versions by letting you overload the hand or wrist depending on how you orient it in your hand. I have both saxon offset handles because I too am this deep down the grip equipment rabbit hole.

The option to buy different sizes of handles so affordably is what makes the Arm Assassin napalm environment really hum. Best bang for your buck and the company is ran by a cool dude. Would recommend to a friend.

These end up actually spotting my drinks since my drink spotter is typically on tripod duty. Can't imagine not resting drinks on these while lifting weights in my basement.