The worlds hardest hand gripper "the beast"

This is literally the worlds hardest hand gripper. It takes 1800 lbs to close while the CoC # 4 takes 365 lbs to close. I forgot to show the stamps on the bottom of the handles, but one says T14 and the other says 1800. And if there is a grip harder than this, than someone, please let me know :D

I got this from the nutritiongeeks website. Apparently they don't sell it anymore

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[ansoniactguy]

Yeah right, off day huh? Close the #4 and then talk shit. Scratch that, try the #3.

[lolmmmol]

@ansoniactguy for those of you who aren't socially smart enough, that statement was a joke. and btw, i was only 1-2 mms away from the # 3 at a skinny 160 lbs. check my vids

[fuzzie567]

Still waiting to find out where you ordered the Beast from and what site to order it from! I tried to google it but it gave me no information on where to order it!

[lolmmmol]

@fuzzie567 got it from nutritiongeeks. The website. supposedly they don't sell it anymore.

[Flagmanas1]

Thats Chuck Norris gripper!

[daybreak4491]

you're weak, try close it only with your hands!

[JoBatin]

@ansoniactguy He was joking, numbnuts. That beast gripper has to be a gimmick. I can't imagine any human being strong enough to close it.

[mossberg451]

magnus samuelson can close it i guarantee it

[Crmsnraider]

The Beast is impossible to close one hand by anyone on this Planet!

[blammo7100]

@Draykid Yes i absolutely agree with that...hence how you get some lifters in the 82 kg category almost as strong as the biggest guys. It's true, a gorilla wouldn't be quite as strong as a chimp per pound, however i do really wonder at how strong a gorilla is. It's easier to compare chimp strength with humans bcoz they are roughly our size. It would be interesting to see that non-linear curve on a graph comparing strength levels of apes between different weight categories.

[Draykid]

@blammo7100

Sorry, I meant that strength gain is not linear with weight gain, meaning that basing the idea on a linear relationship of weight to strength is incorrect.

[blammo7100]

@Draykid I'm not talking about strength gain, i am talking about raw strength which is measured by removing certain variables such as lifting technique, leverage, angles etc. According to experiments measuring raw strength, yes i have actually researched tests done on apes v humans. An average 100 lb chimp is 5 times stronger, than your average 160-180 lb man. Work it out dude!

[Draykid]

@blammo7100

a.) Strength gain is not linear. b.) You should read about methods of testing for strength in apes vs. humans. It gives a much better representation of the picture, albeit still one that still leaves out statistical outliers in strength like Savickas or Koklyaev (as well as anyone who has received training, in many cases).