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Take your grip strength and deadlift game to the next level with the rotating deadlift handle. Available in 2", 2.5", and 3" grip widths, this solid steel training tool adds serious difficulty to your lifts. Pair it with the Loading Pin for one-handed deadlifts, reps, or holds. The handle rotates freely, ensuring the weight always hangs directly beneath your hand, challenging your grip and improving stability with every lift.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Overall Height: 6.5-in.
- Overall Width: 8.5-in.
- Grip Diameter: 2.5-in.
- Finish: Powder-Coated Black
- Material: Steel
- Weight Capacity: 1,000 lb.
- Product Weight 9.2 lb.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024
:Met my expectations, heavy weight, free rolling. Works awesome. I do not regret the purchase. Can't compare to other brands, as this is the only one I've owned. Quality built and heavy. I recommend it if your just starting out with grip training. Worth the investment, in my opinion.
abarbisch
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
Love this roller. I am building my grip to prepare for a Thomas inch dumbbell lift and this solid steel rolling handle is really helping me. Built far better than a Rolling Thunder and the 2.5inch diameter is slightly larger than the 2.38 inch Thomas inch dumbbell making it slightly more challenging. I might buy the 3 inch version soon.
Ely
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
Heavier than expected. Very sturdy.Bought two, to practice hanging/pull-ups on thick rolling handles without having to pay for more expensive ones. Easily attached with cheap straps and carabiner clips.Work great, has a bolt through the handle to grease up to roll smoother.
Tim M
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2022
First of all, this is very well made. Incredibly beefy. It was honestly intimidating when I opened it up. I've started to incorporate it into workouts at the end for some forearm/hand burnout. I'll either hook it to a pin or hook to the cable and just stand there holding it. Within seconds, I start to regret my life's decisions.
WC
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020
Originally wanted an Ironmind Rolling Thunder but the price was a little steep for me. So thought I'd get my feet wet with Titan's version. Not sure what the OD of the grip is on Rolling Thunder, but opted to go with the 2.5 as it's a bigger diameter than my axle bar, or my regular fat grips. Thing is great, a quality product, well made, and works your grip insanely well. Was doing static holds off a belt squat and the thing humbles you. One thing to keep in mind, is not to drop it on steel plates, as the black coating can chip. I got a decent chip in it after my grip failed, that I had to take a jeweler's file to file back down to smooth. Which would be my only complaint.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020
Because I'm cheap, I've been using a homemade rolling thunder surrogate for a while. A 2" thick steel pipe on a chain made me think I have excellent grip as I lifted upwards of 180 lbs with one hand. Then this 2.5" thing (mind you, priced at 25% of regular Rolling Thunder) comes along, and my results crash like a teen girl's heart. Can't even lift over 100 lbs on this. By itself, even without a weight attached, this handle is a solid grip workout. Definitely serves the purpose, although might damage your self-esteem like it did mine.
Wayneo
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020
This product is exactly as advertised. I think the Rolling Thunder brand has better twisting action but is $100 more.
Jason Elwood
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018
The handle itself that you grip onto is solid metal with a black coating of sorts. I thought it was going to be a dense rubber, but oh was I pleasantly surprised. This handle is solid and you could knock someone out if you threw it at them. There's no way you could ever hurt this thing, throw it around all you want. It'll still be here when I die, good, because I want them to bury it with me. The fact that it rotates without resistance makes it the most deadly, crème de la crème, grip tool. Buy one of these if you don't want to shell out for a rolling thunder, there is absolutely no functional difference. Most people use these with a loading pin for deadlifts, I actually bought two so I could hook them up to a cable and do some rows, but I found just using one at a time for more isolation is just as good. Here's to strong fingers and massive forearms
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