Heavy Grips Fitness Series - Hand Grippers for Smaller Hands

The Heavy Grips Fitness Series is a line of four hand grippers built on a smaller frame than the standard Heavy Grips grippers. The handles are smaller and the spread is narrower, so they fit smaller hands and give first-time grip trainers a starting point below 100 lb. Four resistance levels: 50, 75, 95 and 120 lb Smaller frame: smaller handles and a narrower spread than the standard Heavy Grips grippers, which start at 100 lb Color coded: orange (50 lb), blue (75 lb), red (95 lb) and black (120 lb), so you can tell the levels apart at a glance Fixed resistance: each gripper is one level, which makes progress easy to track Which Level to Choose Pick a working gripper you can close for clean, full reps, and add a goal gripper one level up when you are ready to progress. If you are not sure, start lighter: a gripper you can close properly builds more strength than one you can only squeeze halfway. Because the frame is smaller, a Fitness Series gripper feels different from a standard Heavy Grips gripper with a similar number. Heavy Grips measures resistance in inch-pounds of torque at the spring. How to Use Set the gripper in your palm with one handle against the base of your thumb and the other under your fingers. Squeeze until the handles touch. Open your hand slowly and under control. Do not let the gripper snap open. Start with 3 sets of 5 to 10 reps per hand, two or three days a week, with a rest day between sessions. What's Included One Heavy Grips Fitness Series hand gripper in the resistance you choose Specs Model Resistance Color HG50 50 lb Orange HG75 75 lb Blue HG95 95 lb Red HG120 120 lb Black FAQ How is the Fitness Series different from the standard Heavy Grips grippers? The Fitness Series has smaller handles and a narrower spread, and it runs from 50 to 120 lb. The standard Heavy Grips hand grippers have a full-size frame and run from 100 to 350 lb. Should I buy the Fitness Series or the standard 100 lb gripper? Choose the Fitness Series if a full-size gripper feels too wide for your hand, or if 100 lb is too much to close for full reps. If a standard gripper fits your hand and you can close the 100 lb for reps, start there. Does a Fitness Series number match the same number on a standard gripper? Not exactly. The smaller frame changes how the gripper sits in your hand, so the two series feel different even at similar ratings. Is this sold as a single gripper? Yes. Each order is one gripper in the resistance you select. New to grippers? Read Choosing the Right Gripper Resistance Level for Beginners, or see every gripper in the hand grippers collection.