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John Brookfield Grippers


Sam Radford

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I have a the f and g model and have had them for years when they first came out. not sure if that's the same site I ordered from it has been so long since I ordered them.But they are really nice made of steel and can be used as a extended handle and adjustable if you keep both handle ext on.Mighty Joe I believe will be doing a review on them if you check his blog.im interested in how they rate without the ext handles on. Well worth it especially if your in the U.K. I'm not from the U.K. So def pick up a pair but G is heavy I would get D E or F depending where you are I'm closing grippers.

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I have a the f and g model and have had them for years when they first came out. not sure if that's the same site I ordered from it has been so long since I ordered them.But they are really nice made of steel and can be used as a extended handle and adjustable if you keep both handle ext on.Mighty Joe I believe will be doing a review on them if you check his blog.im interested in how they rate without the ext handles on. Well worth it especially if your in the U.K. I'm not from the U.K. So def pick up a pair but G is heavy I would get D E or F depending where you are I'm closing grippers.

I'll keep my eye for the review on his blog!! That's where I first found out about them. I am few mm off closing a CoC #2.5 from MMS so which would you recommend?

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I wouldget theF or G than as if you do get the G you can work with it with both handles on or with negatives with one handle. I think the F is slightly harder than 2.5 with out the handles attached. I am hoping Joe will Rgc the ones he has as I'm curious at how the G rates without handles attached. but working with them with the handles attached works nice its unique as most grippers you can't do this.

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It's been done over a week.

I read on a training log that you have used them for negatives? Is this what you use due to the long handles rather than a standard sized gripper?

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Is Mr. John having them produced in England or has the brawny man moved across the pond.

I remember the excitement and friendship me had in those early days of our grip activity . Sharing challenges and ideas. Like two bulls in a pasture deciding just what to do. John always had a good heart and great intentions. He gave a lot to the world of grip.

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It's been done over a week.

I read on a training log that you have used them for negatives? Is this what you use due to the long handles rather than a standard sized gripper?

They are so damn hard to close (far harder than a 4) without the extensions that you use said add-ons to set the gripper and make sure the working hand is ready to go in what we'd think of as a normal (closer to the spring) position. Then you hang on for dear life ha ha.

Is Mr. John having them produced in England or has the brawny man moved across the pond.

I remember the excitement and friendship me had in those early days of our grip activity . Sharing challenges and ideas. Like two bulls in a pasture deciding just what to do. John always had a good heart and great intentions. He gave a lot to the world of grip.

My understanding is that he did something all the way back in 2007 but they got next to no publicity for some reason. I only heard of them via Joe about three weeks ago. He partnered up with Jim Lewis here who produces and sells them. I don;t think you can buy them anywhere else or indeed ever could. I created a facebook page as a thank you for the one Jim gave me for free (I purchased one as well) and did a review for him etc. I think they are beastly - so I like 'em. ;)

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It's been done over a week.

I read on a training log that you have used them for negatives? Is this what you use due to the long handles rather than a standard sized gripper?

They are so damn hard to close (far harder than a 4) without the extensions that you use said add-ons to set the gripper and make sure the working hand is ready to go in what we'd think of as a normal (closer to the spring) position. Then you hang on for dear life ha ha.

Is Mr. John having them produced in England or has the brawny man moved across the pond.

I remember the excitement and friendship me had in those early days of our grip activity . Sharing challenges and ideas. Like two bulls in a pasture deciding just what to do. John always had a good heart and great intentions. He gave a lot to the world of grip.

My understanding is that he did something all the way back in 2007 but they got next to no publicity for some reason. I only heard of them via Joe about three weeks ago. He partnered up with Jim Lewis here who produces and sells them. I don;t think you can buy them anywhere else or indeed ever could. I created a facebook page as a thank you for the one Jim gave me for free (I purchased one as well) and did a review for him etc. I think they are beastly - so I like 'em. ;)

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I ordered from johns website at the time in 2007 called samsonsscroll.com no longer around now i would not mind trying to get some of the lighter options as these are nice grippers.

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