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The Flask 2H

Grip Sport International records, the best lift in each weight class, every athlete ranked by their best lift, and every contest lift.[1]

The Flask 2H on GSI

All records for this implement across every source →The Flask 2H: every body's records on one page.

Official records

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.

Top lifts · 100k

  1. 67.5 kg148.8 lb

    Alisha Martin

    Women · 100k

    Pacific Regional Championships · Aug 15, 2026

    GSI[1]

  2. 52.5 kg115.7 lb

    Shelby Delp

    Women · 100k

    Dubs Grip Classic II Rocky Mountain Regional · Jul 19, 2025

    GSI[1]

  3. 50.0 kg110.2 lb

    Jamie Schamma

    Women · 100k

    Dubs Grip Classic II Rocky Mountain Regional · Jul 19, 2025

    GSI[1]

  4. 50.0 kg110.2 lb

    Maria Karlsen

    Women · 100k

    Norwegian Grip Championship 2026 · Feb 21, 2026

    GSI[1]

  5. 49.9 kg110.0 lb

    Josée Morneau

    Women · 100k, Masters 50-59

    Iron Claw 2 · Jan 24, 2026

    GSI[1]

  6. 45.36 kg100.0 lb

    Kelly Giddings

    Women · 100k

    Iron Claw 2 · Jan 24, 2026

    GSI[1]

  7. 45.0 kg99.2 lb

    Rachael Peterson

    Women · 100k

    Pacific Regional Championships · Aug 15, 2026

    GSI[1]

  8. 40.0 kg88.2 lb

    Hanne Gausland

    Women · 100k

    Norwegian Grip Championship 2026 · Feb 21, 2026

    GSI[1]

  9. 37.5 kg82.7 lb

    Shawntel Graymountain

    Women · 100k

    Dubs Grip Classic II Rocky Mountain Regional · Jul 19, 2025

    GSI[1]

  10. 36.29 kg80.0 lb

    Natasha MacMullin

    Women · 100k

    Iron Claw 2 · Jan 24, 2026

    GSI[1]

Every lift in GSI's contest results for these filters, including several per athlete. Athlete names open their full history.

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Sources

  1. [1]Source: Grip Sport International records database (Grip Sport International), synced October 24, 2026. Records and rankings belong to GSI; corrections belong with them.

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