Rolling Handles
Revolving handles that test support grip strength through one-handed deadlifts. The handle rotates as you lift, making it significantly more challenging than static thick bars.
What it builds
- Support grip strength development
- Forearm endurance training
- Wrist stability improvement
- Competition preparation
Training tips
- Start with lighter weights to master the technique
- Focus on smooth, controlled lifts rather than jerky movements
- Use chalk to improve grip security
- Train both single and double-handed variations
- Progressive overload is key - increase weight gradually
Popular implements
Rolling Thunder
IronMind · 2.375" (60mm)
The original and most recognized rolling handle. Gold standard for competitions worldwide.
Record150.5 kg (331.85 lbs) - Alexey Tyukalov
Raptor Handle
Country Crush · 1.5" - 3" (38mm - 76mm)
Advanced rolling handle with three mounting positions and minimal friction design. Smoother rotation than Rolling Thunder.
RecordN/A - Newer design
Godlike Rolling Handle
Gods of Grip · 50mm, 60mm, 76mm
UK-made rolling handles with BZP steel construction and textured finish for enhanced grip.
RecordN/A - Competition use
OmniGrip Rolling Handle
Gods of Grip · 40mm - 120mm
Modular system with multiple attachment options including tubes, cones, and specialty shapes.
RecordN/A - Training focused
On the platform
Standard event in grip competitions worldwide. Used in IronMind contests, Armlifting USA events, and local competitions.