An sorta easy grip challenge

[apdwler]

Next time you are at the grocery store pinch grip a 12/24 pack and carry it to your car. Be sure to pay for it first:)

The 12 is easy. I haven't had the $$ for a 24 lately, but it would likely still be fairly easy. Of course, for kicks, you could park a mile or two away!

[Guest Jay Ansuini]

Funny you mention that.  My Mom and Dad drink Diet Coke/Pepsi like it's going out of style.  Consequently, when my Mom goes shopping she gets literally 6-8 12 packs of it.  I don't let anyone else carry it in, I pinch one in each hand (sometimes one on top of the other for more weight) and slowly walk them in the house.  Either that or I will stack a few and carry them in with the supporting pinch grip (like that stacked brick exercise).  I didn't know anyone else did that.

[AnimalCage]

My wife's BDCC (Blood Diet-Coke Content) must be near 50%.  We buy the 24-packs constantly.  Correction:  I buy the 24-packs constantly because she doesn't want to lift them.  And yes, it is a great exercise to carry them in all manner of supporting/pinch grip.  In fact, a trip to the grocery store can be a veritable grip-fest.

[OldGuy]

In England pinch also means to steal. So to the guys over there watch out what you are pinching and don't get caught.

[Nathan Say]

I do that for at least 4-5 hours when I work. I've unloaded 300 12 packs is 40mins by hand, every one with a pinch grip. We don't have flats so I can't do anything with those. The only 24 packs we carry are cubes, which are like 2 12 packs, one on top of each other, as opposed to flats which are like 2 12 packs next to each other.

[Faheem Chauhan]

In England pinch also means to steal. So to the guys over there watch out what you are pinching and don't get caught.

Lol    

Good idea for a challenge though, i`ll give it a shot

[Sybersnott]

In certain circles in America, when you get "pinched" it means you got arrested.  You can pinch, but don't get "pinched"!!