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    Grab a copy of the Guinness World Records 2022Australian Strongman Jordan BIGGIE Steffens has made history by Pulling The Heaviest Locomotive weighing 184.97 TONNES and breaking a Guinness World Record!And not only did he complete one Guinness World Record, he also broke another Record for the Fastest 20m by a Three Person Tower - 16.23 sec.Congrats Jordan BIGGIE Steffens!
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    Grip & Lift Trucker HatBlack & White with Logo EmbroideredSnap Back - One Size Fits All 
  • Ready to squat, throw . . . or lounge in roomy comfort.60%/40% cotton/poly, side pockets, drawstring waist. Longer 9" inseam, in navy. Sizes: M (32" - 34"), L (35" - 37"); XL (38" - 40"), 2XL (41" - 43"); 3XL (44" - 47").
  • SPECIAL ORDER ITEM - Non Returnable - Non Refundable.  Will be ordered in with weekly IronMind order.These retro-tech collars hang on so tight that they bite into the bar. Best applied with a wrench to your plate-loaded dumbbells (but not your fancy new Eleiko bar): the teeth you save might be your own.Electroless nickel plated. Large size for Olympic bars (approx. 1.97" diameter), 1-1/2" in width. Comes with an IronMind wrench (also made in the USA) 
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    Grip & Lift Australia Long Sleeve T-Shirt
    • Colour - Light Grey
    • Long sleeves
    • 100% cotton for comfort and breathability
     
  • by David WebsterIf you are into strongman--and World's Strongest Man in particular--then this book is a must-read. IMG Sports, the producers of World's Strongest Man, uses this book as a reference, so if you like strongman, shouldn't you be doing the same thing? Over 100 photos; 196 pp.
  • Here it is, the IronMind Gold Nail™ . . . an order of magnitude bigger and badder than the IronMind Red Nail.The IronMind Gold Nail is like the Red Nail after doing SUPER SQUATS . . . bigger, stronger, tougher.The Red Nail is 7” x 5/16” and the Gold Nail is 8-3/8” x 3/8”.Bend an IronMind Gold Nail under certified conditions and you will be added to the Gold Nail Roster.* Who will be the first?Bundle includes 6 Gold Nails.
  • Short & Sweet Lifting Straps : Classic style for Olympic weightlifters; short for bailouts. This is the original IronMind Lifting Straps, based on the design used by super heavyweight Olympic silver medalist Mario Martinez, the last American man to win an Olympic medal in weightlifting. 18" long, no loop; 1-1/2" wide.If you're not using IronMind lifting straps, you're probably not lifting as much as you could be. Chosen by the world's strongest men (and women) in 5 styles: the question is not whether you are using IronMind lifting straps . . . the question is, which IronMind lifting straps are you using? 
  • Small but mighty, this compact towel is ready for the gym and the field--keep one in your truck. Great dog toy, too.Royal blue with white IronMind logo. 100% cotton, 16" x 27".
  • It looks great, and stores all your IMtugs in one place.Sporting a clean, functional design in brushed aluminum, it holds 7 IMTUGs; 8" x 2".
  • Left-Turn 3 : It's the international benchmark of a world-class grip. Use it to train for certification on the CoC No. 3.Most people who train with grippers think they feel fine in both hands, but if you think your left hand is getting short shrift, a Left-Turn gripper might be for you: it's tailor-made for lefties.Left-Turn grippers are the mirror image of Captains of Crush grippers, so if your trusty gripper doesn't feel quite the same in your left hand as in your right, grab an IronMind Left-Turn gripper and give it a squeeze.P.S. Just as lefties have been using CoC grippers with both hands for decades and getting stronger for their efforts, you can put your right hand through the paces with a Left-Turn gripper, too!
  • Ring weights were pretty common once upon a time and you can use this handle for finger lifts, throwing or even making your own Dinnie-style stones. R-ring: wake up to the possibilities.6" OD x 5/8" steel. Please note: the R-Ring uses the heavy-duty carabiner or a similar-sized connecting link to the loading pin; the small snap clip 8mm will not fit.

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