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Great Ape Grips

Great Ape Grips

Great Ape Grips

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Great Ape Grips is a portable grip-strength trainer that reworks the classic “rice bucket” hand-therapy drill into a self-contained, mess-free tool. A sealed neoprene mitten holds an internal glove packed with rice plus two stress balls (one large, one small), so users can squeeze, twist, and pinch for grip and forearm conditioning without spilling rice across the floor or sharing a communal bucket.

It’s used across a mix of contexts: physical therapists for clinical hand rehab, baseball and softball players for throwing-arm grip and forearm strength, and general lifters for recovery and grip endurance work between sets. The bag is small enough to toss in a gym bag, desk drawer, or work bag for use anywhere. A premium variant, Great Ape Grips Pro, swaps the rice fill for thermoplastic pellets aimed at more consistent long-term resistance.

Fill Rice, with one large and one small internal stress ball
Design Sealed, non-spilling mitten (glove goes inside the bag)
Weight 1,361 g (approx. 3 lbs)
Made in USA
Material Neoprene shell with internal glove
Use cases Grip/forearm strength training, hand rehab, throwing-sport conditioning

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Fill Rice, with one large and one small internal stress ball
Design Sealed, non-spilling mitten (glove goes inside the bag)
Weight 1,361 g (approx. 3 lbs) 8 lb (implement only, excludes loading pin/carabiner) ~3 lb per block
Made in USA USA
Material Neoprene shell with internal glove Solid steel Powder-coated steel
Use cases Grip/forearm strength training, hand rehab, throwing-sport conditioning

4.3/5 · 3 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert 4.33/5 3 reviews
Youtube 4.5/5 4 reviews

Great Ape Grips turns the old rice-bucket grip drill into a sealed neoprene “mitten” packed with rice and two stress balls, and every reviewer who tried it kept using it. Functionality is the standout: a physical therapist (Revival Performance PT) recommends it for clinic hand-therapy sessions, and two baseball trainers (Armlifting USA, CUTTERNATION) credit it with real grip and forearm gains for throwing athletes. Its weakest dimension is independent verification — almost every available review comes from a creator with a discount code or sponsorship tie to the brand, and one reviewer who’d used it about a month noted a little dust escaping the seams, the only durability flag in the coverage. At $49.95 it’s a reasonably priced, genuinely useful portable grip tool, though the Great Ape Grips Pro swaps in thermoplastic pellets if long-term seam wear is a concern.

  • +Functionality: recommended for clinical hand-therapy use by a physical therapist after months of use (YouTube: Revival Performance Physical Therapy)
  • +Functionality: credited with real grip/forearm strength gains for throwing-sport athletes (YouTube: Armlifting USA, CUTTERNATION)
  • +Build quality: sealed neoprene mitten design eliminates the spilled-rice mess of a DIY rice bucket (manufacturer; YouTube: Armlifting USA)
  • +Versatility: used across rehab, baseball throwing programs, and general grip conditioning by four independent reviewers (YouTube: Hit House, Armlifting USA, CUTTERNATION, Revival Performance PT)
  • +Value: reviewers repeatedly describe the ~$50 price as reasonable/'not too expensive' (YouTube: CUTTERNATION, Revival Performance PT)
  • Durability: a reviewer who'd used it about a month noted a little dust escaping the seams — the only wear issue flagged in available coverage (YouTube: CUTTERNATION)
  • Value: nearly all available video coverage is creator-sponsored with discount codes, so independent-of-payment opinions are scarce (YouTube: Hit House, Armlifting USA, CUTTERNATION)
  • Functionality: manufacturer claims of MLB/NFL/NHL player use are unverified by any independent source (manufacturer)
  • Build quality: GymRadar's aggregate rating is based on a very small sample (4 reviews), limiting its statistical weight (GymRadar)

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