IRONMINDEGG - Green (Intermediate) or Blue (advanced)

I gave my first eggs away as gifts, so needed to repurchase.I’ve had one in the house for years. It’s awesome quality and if looked after should last a lifetime.On a very hot Summer’s day the egg can become a little soft and not spring back into shape as quick. It’s the only downside I’ve encountered with it.It comes in a plastic packet with instructions from IronMind how to use it.I play with grip sport and am between an IronMind CoC 2.5 and a #3 Gripper. My hands are pretty darn strong.If I only had one grip implement to use I think it’d be the green egg. Grippers are quite hard on the hands and some people get injured when using them (normally incorrectly).Because the egg doesn’t push back like a Gripper does I think it’s a very safe piece of gear to be used at any age.You’ll never regret having a strong grip and the egg is a safe and painless way to develop one.

Whilst this isn’t a bad item, it’s appalling price means it’s 1 star for value. If you already have average grip strength, for considerably less cash you can buy a pack of 6 high bounce dimple balls, made by sports pet, that, imo, do a better job of developing strength in hands/forearms. They’re comfortable in the hand and have enough elasticity to give a great workout. You also have 5 remaining to share with dog.