This guy is an absolute physical monster!

[astro]

I’m sitting here with two COC grippers #2 and # 3 in my lap. I can barely close the #2 and the #3 belongs on the under-body of a truck as a leaf spring not as exercise equipment. This video is awesome and disheartening at the same time in that even if you think you have a good grip there are people out there who light years beyond you. I feel like a little baby girl watching him close the insane level #4 gripper like that.

IronMind’s original grippers, introduced in 1990, came in three levels of increasing difficulty: No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3, with the No. 3 being the most difficult to close. They continue to define the core of the Captains of Crush product line. In 1992, IronMind introduced the Trainer, a gripper somewhat easier to close than the No. 1. In 1994, IronMind released its most difficult gripper, the No. 4, a gripper that to date only five people have closed under official conditions. (See: Certification). IronMind introduced two new models in 2004 that were easier to close than the Trainer: the Guide and the Sport. The company released three “bridge grippers” in 2006 – No. 1.5, No. 2.5 and No 3.5 – bringing the total number of gripper models it sells to 10.[28]

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I know there’s some guy out there who’s pinch-gripped the #1 shut (i.e., closed it with his thumb and forefinger), but I’m not sure that there’s a video.

[Ruby]

@astro

I’m sitting here with two COC grippers #2 and # 3 in my lap.

I can’t believe I’m the only one who read that phonetically. :eek: TMI, dude, TMI.