Robert Baraban Hand Gripper, adjustable with 2 springs, outlet chrome

Product information "Robert Baraban Hand Gripper, adjustable with 2 springs, chrome, double bearing, hand strength trainer"

With the Robert Baraban hand trainer, the strength intensity of the hand can be optimally strengthened.

Chrome Edition handgripper, double bearing. The surface is polished and chrome-plated. One tension spring is really gold-plated with 24 carats, the second was high-gloss chrome-plated.

a must have for serious strength athletes.
over 50 settings possible.
2 springs with different tensions.
Solid steel, extremely stable and durable - handmade in Austria.
Handle distance about 73-78 mm.
In order to ensure a non-slip and secure hold, the handles were knurled here. The surface was extremely elaborately welded, ground, polished and chrome-plated. Due to the manual work, the products do not look the same, but convince by their stability! Only original with the stamped RB logo on the side!

This ultimate grip training device is adjustable and spans an impressive range of strengths. Depending on the placement of the spring, they have over 50 settings to train. A training with only 1 spring is also possible. In the lightest setting you press about 12 kg, with the strongest setting about 230 kg.

Whether you are a bodybuilder, arm wrestler, strongman applicant, climber, powerlifter or simply someone who needs a strong hand force, the Robert Baraban handgrippers are designed for them. RB handgrippers outlet are precision grippers from Austria, with machined springs. These hand pliers by Robert Baraban are unique - they are neither mass-produced nor imported. A truly unique piece. The real gold-plated spring of it has more power. The silver one is weaker. Weighing 1.2 kg (2.6 lb), you'll be impressed by the quality and craftsmanship of RB handgrippers. You will be even more impressed by the results you will achieve!

Warning: Exercising with hand Grippers is extremely addictive! Overtraining can lead to extreme hand pain. Therefore, do not neglect the stretching exercises before training!