GSI · Support
Andrews Axle 2 3/8"
Grip Sport International records, the best lift in each weight class, every athlete ranked by their best lift, and every contest lift.[1]
All records for this implement across every source →Andrews Axle 2 3/8": every body's records on one page.Official records
Men · All-time · 120k+
185.0 kg407.9 lb
Henry Mullett · Australia
Women · All-time · 100k+
86.18 kg190.0 lb
Melissa Dingey · USA
Best lift per weight class
The heaviest lift in each class in GSI's contest results (open division). Pick a class to rank every athlete's best lift in it.
Men · 66k
108.4 kg239.0 lb
Kim Walls
Australia · 2025
Men · 74k
147.1 kg324.3 lb
Sebastian Pacey-Smith
Canada · 2025
Men · 83k
150.9 kg332.7 lb
Isaac Pitt
Australia · 2025
Men · 93k
174.63 kg385.0 lb
Lucio Battista
USA · 2026
Men · 105k
180.98 kg399.0 lb
Ben Helms
USA · 2025
Men · 120k
172.37 kg380.0 lb
Jedd Johnson
USA · 2026
Men · 120k+
185.0 kg407.9 lb
Henry Mullett
Australia · 2024
Women · 57k
48.4 kg106.7 lb
Azzaya Bat
2025
Women · 84k
80.0 kg176.4 lb
Sarah Rodwell
2024
Women · 84k+
68.4 kg150.8 lb
Lisa Cox
2025
Women · 100k+
86.18 kg190.0 lb
Melissa Dingey
USA · 2026
Top lifts · 74k
147.1 kg324.3 lb
Sebastian Pacey-SmithCanada
Men · 74k
Canadian National Grip Sport Championships · Apr 26, 2025
125.0 kg275.6 lb
Tom DenmeadeAustralia
Men · 74k
GSI Capital Grip Challenge · Aug 24, 2024
115.48 kg254.6 lb
Men · 74k, Masters 50-59
Strong Island Grip · Jun 27, 2026
112.1 kg247.1 lb
Andrew NguyenCanada
Men · 74k
Canadian National Grip Sport Championships · Apr 26, 2025
103.78 kg228.8 lb
Jay RipleyUSA
Men · 74k
Heavy Hands 2023 · Sep 9, 2023
89.81 kg198.0 lb
Men · 74k
Heavy Hands 2023 · Sep 9, 2023
78.38 kg172.8 lb
Men · 74k
Strong Island Grip · Jun 27, 2026
Every lift in GSI's contest results for these filters, including several per athlete. Athlete names open their full history.
Sources
- [1]Source: Grip Sport International records database (Grip Sport International), synced October 25, 2026. Records and rankings belong to GSI; corrections belong with them.
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