This is a solidly built pull with great hand grips
921963
This is a solidly built pull with great hand grips. You can't do any better for the price. I had been using a straight bar for seated rows, but for proper form and better blast to the mid back, you need one of these. I would give it 5 stars, but the hole to hook it to the lat machine is a little awkward to get on a clip quickly. But to solve that, just get an extra clip and keep it on the pull bar all the time, so no fumbling when you want to exercise your back.
2887163
Good:
- Construction is very solid:
--- The handle and main lever are one piece of metal.
--- While the claw sits a little loose on its joint, the connection seems solid.
--- When rotation of the claw is set, it does *not* rotate from that setting.

- Leverage of about 16-to-1.
- The entire tool has a clean, black finish.
- Adjusting rotation of the claw is fairly easy.
- Claw has a good shape for the task.

Bad:
- Handle is perfectly round and very smooth. Given the force one would apply, it may be prudent to wrap the handle with tape of some sort, to maintain grip.
- Adjustment of the claw means pushing in a fairly small spring-loaded button. This may be a little challenging with work gloves on.
4361215
This is built well. The metal gears are great. The top hooks on solidly. This works great
4477539
These grab handles are fantastic.  I put these on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler JKU.  They were the correct fit, the correct design, and were delivered on time.  The grab handles are solid steel and you can hang from these these things with both hands and your feet off the ground.  tremendous design.  Make sure you have an little impact wrench to screw in the long socket head cap screws.  It needs to be one that works in tight spaces as well.
3149860
Have purchased many drill flip drives in the past. This one is really heavy duty. Only downfall is you need two hands to release and flip since it's spring action. All others I have had in the past push collar one way release the other to lock, easily done with one hand when you're holding something in place with the other. A problem for me especially after drilling hole, need to hold object then flip to drive screw. But the quality is extremely sturdy, don't think that could be any better.
4152606
Cheaper than the CoC grippers, but the build quality is solid.  The knurling is a little deeper than most weightlifting bars, but I'm calling that a positive- the idea of one of these puppies slipping out of my hand and into my flatscreen is kinda frightening.
977012
This is a really well made hand grip - much better than the ones I've been using for many years.  And, I do like the adjustment feature.  The only reason I deducted one star from giving it a five star rating is that the grip says you can adjust the tension from 20 to 90 pounds and it has a scale that appears to show that range.  But, the scale is reversed from the direction of increasing tension and it really doesn't line up with anything to make it meaningful.
4895376
This hand grip strengthener works in every way it is advertised. The spring is strong and stable, the build quality is entirely sturdy. I have no regrets buying this for the price it was sold at. However, there are one or two things that might bug you about the tool. One is that the handle seems to pick up sweat a little bit and may need some cleaning (but you should be doing this anyway), and the other is that in the joint some of the plastic slowly powders from the friction. I do not believe that either of these things are errors on the manufacturer's part, as changing them would have their own trade-offs (lower grip on the handle or much higher cost of construction in the joint).

For the price point, this is most definitely a 5-star item.
2955993
I just started my strength training and my grip strength was becoming an issue after deadlifts and extended dumbbell sessions. I tired a set of hand grippers from the local sports store and they were a joke. My little sister and mother could easily complete sets. It was also poorly built. The plastic was rough, and the soft covering became unglued and torn after only a few uses.

Enter the CoC! First thing you notice when you pick this up is how substantial it is. It is *heavy* and very solid. No rattle or bending. The grips are cleanly milled and the knurling is even. Now, the knurling does hurt a little when you first start, but once you get some callouses you will be fine.

Now, as far as performance. I bought the 100lb trainer and I can just finish a set of 10 reps once. On the third set my forearms are on fire and I can barely squeeze them all the way. I have been using them every day and I have noticed a major difference in the difficulty of my deadlift grips.

I think when these become too easy I will step up to the #1, but I will have no hesitation in the purchase, these are very very good products.
4203304
These hand grips are built solid.  I have used another padded lower weight grip and I weight-lift some, so I went with 150 lbs as a first real sturdy hand grip.  I was expecting it to be pretty tough, and it is: I can't get the arms to touch just yet, but I'm getting close.

Some people complain about the knurling on the handles.  This is really standard for good weight equipment.  If you let it slip around in your hand as you squeeze, you could feel some pain, but you can always cover the sides in athletic tape if you have issues or just wear weight-lifting gloves.

I've only had it a few days, but it's already developing the hint of a little squeak on close, but nothing bad yet.  I'm hoping it stays quiet or I can just WD-40 the spring and try to get rid of it entirely.
732256
solid construction very tight grip, a secure holder and a good price
1303214
Most of my job and a lot of my hobbies revolve around using the computer, and I wanted something to keep my forearms, wrists, and fingers engaged through-out the day. In addition to my normal stretching and workout routine, the 150 lbs grips were perfect for me (I'm a 25 year old male, probably slightly above average athleticism). The product is incredibly well built, everything is metal and feels solid. There's obviously not any moving parts or adjusters like some other models, so it should last me the rest of my life. I also like that it doesn't leave my hand with a metallic smell (think pennies) that a lot of metal equipment like this can. It makes it really easy to use during the day and not have to go wash my hands every time.

As a full disclosure, I bought this product from a local thrift store. Packaging and the item were identical, and I liked it so much I had to give it a review somewhere.
2287139
Strong solid construction. The spring assist is a nice feature, especially in emergent situations. It does not randomly come open in pockets, like other spring assisted knives do. I have not had the chance to use the belt cutter or punch. The star of life is not cheaply made either and the EMT label is very nice looking.
3668979
I love this Appliance hand truck!!  Well built, great shipping,  I was able to move heavy appliance  with little effort ..
The unit is strong and solid, able to handle 250lbs easily.
5917
These are very well built, not lightweight and cheap feeling like so many others.  The size is just right, not too large, not too small.  The escutcheon on the bottom is actually a separate piece so the pull can be installed with or without it. It even comes with two screw lengths to accommodate either option.  The flat black paint is smoother than it appears in the pictures, no slight orange peel.
1477923
These are excellent! Getting the old handle off was the toughest part. Once the news ones were on all went well. The grips are larger than the average bucket grip which gives you a good, solid, hold. These are very sturdy in construction so I feel they will last for the life of the bucket. I've already ordered more.
1188372
the grip has good fit to the hand. the notches are tight for those confined spaces the swivel yoke design is great so you don't have to remove the extension to tighten anything by hand, you can do it all in one motion. long overdue.