Little Big Horn

Blacksmiths demonstrated their superior strength by lifting an anvil by the horn--the taper of the horn and the weight of the anvil tested one's grip to the limit. Now you can train progressively and conveniently and this test of grip strength.

An event favorite at grip competitions worldwide, the Little Big Horn current world records are*:

• Men: Dmytro Potapenko at 108.30 kg/238 lb.) on 15 December 2018
• Lyudmila Gaiduchenko at 75.15 kg/165.67 lb. on 2 March 2019

See how you compare: at the 2012 IronMind Record Breakers, Adam Glass hauled up 100 kg (220.5 lb.), what is now the de facto world record. If you can do:

• 130 lb. - average
• 155 lb. - accomplished
• 175 lb. - world-class

6" long x 3" in diameter at one end, tapering to 1-1/2". Use a loading pin (not included) for quick, easy weight changes.

No. 1257 (8 lb.) $112.95

If you need a loading pin and clip, please see item Nos. 1313-C and 1314-C.

Take a look at the Little Big Horn Rules and World Records.