💪 Elevate your workout game with steel-clad strength and style!
The Retrospec Grip Steel Club is a heavy-duty, all-steel training tool available in 5, 10, and 15-pound options. Designed for strength training, rehabilitation, and flexibility enhancement, it features a perfectly balanced, rounded grip for safe, controlled workouts. Its durable alloy steel construction and unisex design make it ideal for professionals seeking versatile, injury-resistant conditioning gear.
Brand | Retrospec |
Color | Matte Black |
Item Weight | 5 Pounds |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Special Feature | Rounded Grip |
Product Dimensions | 14"L x 3"W |
Style | 5 lbs |
Handle Diameter | 26 millimeters |
Handle Length | 14 Inches |
Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
UPC | 840216303065 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00840216303065 |
Manufacturer | Retrospec |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14.69 x 2.83 x 2.44 inches |
Package Weight | 2.41 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 14 x 3 x 3 inches |
Brand Name | Retrospec |
Warranty Description | Limited Warranty |
Model Name | Steel Club Strength Training Weight |
Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
Part Number | 4645 |
Included Components | Steel Club |
Size | 5 lbs |
S**H
Solid investment for BJJ improvements
I got this to improve shoulder mobility, grip and upper back strength for BJJ.I have to say that I overshot the weight - really should have gone lighter. Nonetheless, this is a stellar piece of equipment.Well-balanced and heavy for its size – 15lbs feels heavier due to leverage.1. Great for grip strength, shoulder mobility, and rotational exercises2. The finish allows for a good grip3. It’s one solid piece – no rattling or weak spots.4. Good for conditioning circuits or rehab-style movements.Don’t do what I did: if you’re new to clubs, start lighter. This isn’t like lifting a 15lb dumbbell.
3**R
Great workout item, superior build.
Indian clubs are classic. I've been told they were used in the day to build swordfighting strength, so keep that in mind in case broadswords are your thing. I will echo what others say: These will feel a lot heavier in the hand than 10-pound dumbbells. Anything that extends the weight adds leverage to that weight. The best examples are "mace bells," which are awesome, but you can def start with a 7-pound mace bell for each hand. If one of these Indian clubs arrives damaged? That happens sometimes with workout gear. Amazon will let you return it, and will ship a replacement. It happened in my case.
D**E
the club is a good workout
I use them almost daily to keep my shoulders loose. Its a good buy
J**S
5 stars
A perfect intro into steel clubs. Durable and cost effective. I have since moved on to variable weight clubs, but this is the perfect way to get started.
P**E
Better than plain weights.
I enjoy the challenge of using it.
E**S
Nice weight
Was a gift to my cousin and he liked it good for different versions of workouts to maximize movement
P**M
5# is great for prewarm ups
Love to use this before playing tennis!
J**R
Simple yet very effective.
The best thing to do when first getting one of these is to look up all the different routines you can do with this item. If your room is not big enough to swing a mace bell around for either shoulder rocks or any other movements that require a lot of space, this club is a must. Its weight, shape, and size are just as effective as a standard Mace bell with similar routines. Your arms, shoulders, and core will certainly feel the burn if done correctly.
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