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VivaPalm Kit

VivaPalm Kit

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check Smooth hydraulic resistance with no leaks or snap-back

check 12 resistance levels that grow with you from beginner to beast

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VivaPalm Kit

VivaPalm Kit

Regular price $149.99
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Your muscles can keep going, but your grip gives out first. Here’s Why?

Grip strength is the foundation of real arm power. It's what lets you lift heavier and build forearms people actually notice. Recent studies even show grip strength is linked to testosterone in men. Stronger grip, better hormones. But here's the problem: your grip gives out before your muscles do. Your hands fail on deadlifts. Your forearms stay skinny no matter how much you train. You're leaving gains on the table because your grip can't keep up.

Here's why most grip trainers fail: Springs snap back hard. That jolt puts stress on your tendons and the resistance feels uneven. Bands go loose halfway through the movement—so you're not even working the full rep. And those hydraulic trainers on Amazon? They leak fluid within weeks. The suction cups pop off mid-rep. You end up buying 3-4 different tools just to get stronger—spending $100+ on stuff that breaks. That's why you've tried grip trainers before and felt nothing.

GripForge actually works because the hydraulic system pushes back smooth and steady the whole way through. No snap-back. No loose spots. The solid wood frame means no suction cups and no cheap plastic. You get 12 resistance levels in one tool (beginner to 220 lbs), so it grows with you. The result: forearms that fill out your sleeves, a grip that never quits, and heavier lifts.

 
 

Why GripForge vs. Other Grip Trainers?

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Hydraulic Resistance with Smooth, Consistent Tension
Leak-Proof Hydraulic Cylinder That Won't Drip
Solid Wood Base — No Suction Cups to Pop Off
Arm Wrestling-Specific Motion, Not Generic Grip
12 Resistance Levels in One Device (Beginner to Pro)
Premium Beech Wood Construction, Not Cheap Plastic

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Step 1: Set Your Resistance Level

Turn the dial to choose your starting resistance (1-12). Beginners start at levels 1-3. If you can complete 15+ reps easily, move up a level. One simple adjustment, no tools needed.

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Step 2: Train the Arm Wrestling Motion

Place your elbow on the cushioned pad and grip the wooden handle. Push down against the hydraulic resistance like you're pinning an opponent. The smooth, consistent tension works your forearms, grip, and biceps through the full range of motion.

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Step 3: Watch Your Grip Strength Build

Week 1-2: You'll feel the burn and notice your forearms getting pumped after each session. Week 3-4: Your grip stops failing first on deadlifts and pull-ups. Week 5+: Visible forearm definition. Stronger handshake. And you'll stop losing at arm wrestling.

Don't waste money on grip trainers that leak, break, or can't grow with you

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Trusted by Thousands

Excellent 4.8 / 5

  • Finally fixed my weak link

    My deadlift was stuck at 365 for months. Wasn't my back or legs. It was my grip giving out on the third rep every single time. Super frustrating. Got this about 6 weeks ago and use it while watching TV at night. Started on level 4, now I'm at level 7. Hit 385 last week and my hands weren't even the issue anymore. Should've bought something like this years ago.

    Mike R., 31, Austin TX

  • Beat my brother-in-law at Thanksgiving

    Okay this is gonna sound dumb but I lost to my wife's brother at arm wrestling two years in a row. The guy doesn't even lift. It was embarrassing. Been using this thing since September and we had a rematch at Thanksgiving. Pinned him in like 8 seconds. The look on his face was worth way more than forty bucks. My forearms are noticeably bigger too.

    Carlos M., 34, Phoenix AZ

  • My bat speed actually went up

    I play club baseball and my coach kept telling me my wrists were weak on the swing. Bought this because it was cheap and fit in my dorm. Been using it between classes for like a month. Went to the cages last week and my exit velo jumped 4 mph. Teammates keep asking what I'm doing different. Grip strength is no joke for hitting.

    Jake T., 21, Clemson SC

  • Grip was my bottleneck on everything

    Pull-ups, rows, farmers carries. My grip would always fail before the muscle I was actually trying to work. Made zero sense to me. This thing sits on my desk now and I knock out sets throughout the day. Took about 3 weeks to notice a difference but now I can actually finish my back workouts without my hands giving out. The wood looks nice too, wife doesn't complain about it sitting out.

    Dan K., 28, Denver CO

     
     

    FAQ's

    Most guys feel the difference in their grip within the first 1-2 weeks. You'll notice your forearms getting pumped after sessions right away. By week 3-4, your grip should stop being the thing that fails first on deadlifts, pull-ups, and rows. Visible forearm size usually shows up around week 5-6 with consistent use.

    Most grip trainers use springs that snap back or have uneven resistance. This uses hydraulic resistance, which gives you smooth, consistent tension through the whole movement. It also trains the actual arm wrestling motion (wrist flexion + pronation), not just a generic squeeze. That's why it builds functional grip strength, not just hand-squeezing strength.

    No. The most common complaint about competitors like EAST MOUNT is hydraulic fluid leaking everywhere. We use a premium sealed hydraulic cylinder specifically to avoid that problem. No leaks, no drips, no mess on your desk.

    Levels 1-3 are for beginners or rehab. Levels 4-6 are for average gym-goers. Levels 7-9 are for experienced lifters. Levels 10-12 are professional grade. Start lower than you think and work your way up. If you can do 15+ reps easily, move up a level.

    This handles up to 220 lbs of pressure and has 12 resistance levels. It's built with solid beech wood and a steel hydraulic cylinder. It trains the exact motion arm wrestlers use at the table. This isn't a squeeze toy from a 5-pack kit. It's real training equipment at a reasonable price.

    We offer a 60 day money-back guarantee. If you're not seeing results or you're not happy with it for any reason, just reach out and we'll make it right. But honestly, if you use it consistently, your grip will get stronger. That's just how progressive resistance works.

    • Nobody at the bar wants to challenge me anymore

      Got really into arm wrestling after watching Devon Larratt videos during covid. Problem was I had no way to train for it at home. This is the closest thing to actual table practice I've found. The motion is right. Started at level 5 and I'm pushing level 10 now. Went out with some buddies last weekend and beat everyone who tried me. One guy asked if I was a pro or something lol.

      Marcus W., 36, Columbus OH

    • Forearms finally match the rest of me

      I've been lifting for 5 years and always had skinny forearms compared to my upper arms. Looked weird honestly. This thing pumps them up like nothing else I've tried. Use it at my desk during work calls. After about 6 weeks my forearms actually fill out my sleeves now. Also stopped using straps for deadlifts because I don't need them anymore. Win win.

      Barbara M, USA

    • Helped more than I expected for climbing

      Climb 3-4 times a week and my forearms were always the first thing to pump out. Friend recommended grip training so I grabbed this. The hydraulic resistance is smooth, not jerky like the spring ones I tried before. Noticed I can stay on the wall longer now. Also my forearms actually look like I climb which is cool. Solid purchase for the price.

      Ryan L., 24, Boulder CO

    • Way better than the cheap Amazon ones

      Had one of those plastic hydraulic arm things before. Leaked all over my desk after like two months. This one is actual wood and feels solid. No leaks, no weird sounds, just works. The 12 levels are nice because I started lower and worked my way up instead of buying multiple grippers. Been using it 4 months now with zero issues.

      Trevor H., 29, Atlanta GA