Leverage Block the Red Rafter

The Rafter lets you work different moves and helps tie that finger tip strength into the core, also evening out each side. It is a really great tool to have in your selection and is made very nicely.

I used to do Barbell wrist curls a lot until I bought the red rafter Plate Curls with this thing is great and really builds wrist strength and grip strength all at the same time love this device

Terrific and innovative apparatus to strengthen wrist, pinch & thumb at the same time. Beautifully built and red textured paint is an added bonus. No doubt this will take me to plate curling a 35 and beyond.

Like all Stronger Grip products I have bought the Red Rafter is a work of functional art. It's a compact tool that works the fingers,hands and wrists beautifully and it takes very little weight to be effective. For most mortals You won't be putting on lots of plates--think 3-10 pounds! In a world of mass production Ryan is an old school craftsman.

Currently only using this for 2 hand swings but works excellently. I see myself getting a lifetime of use out of this and definitely the other products that I am currently waiting on. Ryan is awesome to deal with as well.

Bought for the variety in grip specific training. Started by loading a 10lb plate initially proved challenging but have been able to progress quickly adding more weight after some dedicated time with this. I actually pack this on work travel trips and it's great to use at the end of a long day when I can't dedicate much time. At home, it's a regular in the grip and forearm routine.

Just plain old " why didn't someone think of this before" simple functionality.

I like to start with the leverage block when I'm just getting started on my Strongman training for the season. I love that you can adjust the difficulty without adjusting the weight, just by extending the arm. It's a ridiculous workout, especially when the bar is extended all the way, and it's one you can ramp up as you get stronger.

Both my father and I are able to get good workouts. He uses lighter weights while I use heavierweights and we both love it.