Pixel Panda 50-150 Lbs Adjustable Hand Grip Strengthener, Upgraded Grip Strength Trainer, Metal Hand Exercisers for Strength Extended Bold Handle, Spring No Rust, for Recovery and Athletes

I don’t write a lot of reviews but this is a great device and they included a very personal note in the package that I liked. So here goes…The gripper strength and resistance adjustability are perfect. The metal knurling is good and the foam sleeves are nice but not going to last for long haul, which is fine because most daily users will probably prefer the metal grip.This is an athletic intended gripper and IMO not a therapeutic device. At its lowest setting of 50lbs this will be near impossible for someone comfortable with average sports store plastic grippers.Changing strength setting is easy and quick once you read the packaged Instructions, which are easy to understand.It’s highest setting of 150lbs will challenge most users and it feels like a true 150lbs based on other grippers I have.My thanks to the developer team for a really great, affordable, and durable fitness product.

From doing a lot of (household and yard) manual labor as a child & teenager, then transitioning to a couch-potato desk warrior staring at a computer screen for 80% of my waking life as an adult, my grip has gone from fairly impressive to the proverbial 98-lb. weakling.This made me sad, so I bought the Pixel Panda to improve upon my pixel-pushing ways. At first impression, yes, I should have started this ten years ago. My hands are tingling with excitement, and not just from my first mini-workout.To be honest, I did try it at 150-lb when I first opened the package, but fortunately for my pride I was alone, because the unit actually contorted itself into a smirk for the briefest of moments, and I faintly heard peals of merriment echoing from my long-dead mighty ancestors who never touched a computer keyboard. (Somewhere my dad is effortlessly flexing a giant spring-loaded welding clamp and guffawing with laughter.) So, I dialed down the difficulty and tried again.I'm happy to report that I can successfully close the unit for several reps at 100-lb, so I plan to keep it there until that becomes embarrassingly easy, and then move up. Will report back when that happens.

They do what they're advertised. That is, forearm and grip training. My only gripe would be that the foam sometimes doesn't return to it's original shape after using it, so when transitioning from one hand to the other, your fingers/palm kinda dig into the underlying metal. Aside from that though, it works well.

The media could not be loaded. Pieces of the ball bearing used for adjusting the grips were already busted out and sitting in the bottom of the bag when it was delivered. One side has frozen and won't adjust. The other side will not lock in place. It was delivered 1/2 hour ago. I wouldn't suggest that anyone buy this.

With multiple choices of pressure to grip I couldn’t complain about this, but one side of my adjustable grips came loose and switches levels on one side.

Starts at the lowest setting and work your way up.Seems like the weights are accuratley described as I purchased a Captians of Hand ripper which is what pros use and it matches this when compared to what the weight says.Only thing I could recommend is I wish the adjustable part that slides up when changing weights screwed down instead of just slid up since sometimes it moves when using this and you usually don't change weights that often and end up with the highest setting eventually.

This hand grip strengthener has a very firm resistance as to be expected, probably a little more than I can manage at the moment but it's a target and allows for progression so perfect in that regard. It is clearly well built and of nice quality and a great value overall.

So, after using the product a couple of times, one of the adjustable grips slipped to a different setting on its own. It turns out the set screw was loose and would not budge. I contacted the seller and not only were they quick to respond but they were very helpful and beyond professional. I drive most of the work day so I use a hand strengthener while sitting in traffic. I've been through 4 other strengtheners of differing design (the type that pulls or slightly uncoils the spring) and they last about 6-8 months before the spring breaks at the bend. I can't see that happening with this particular product as the design is superior.