Sits perfectly in the hand
The finger grooves keep it exactly where it should be. I do a few sets every evening in front of the telly.
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A stronger grip in a few minutes a day. Turn the dial to the right resistance – 5 to 165 kg – and let the built-in counter keep track of every rep.
The bundle price is applied automatically – no discount code needed
A stronger grip in a few minutes a day. Turn the dial to the right resistance and let the built-in counter keep track of every rep – the same grip trainer from your first easy session to heavy sets.
In the box:
No batteries or tools needed. Pick it up, set the resistance and start.
| Resistance | 5–165 kg, adjustable (according to the manufacturer) |
|---|---|
| Adjustment | Smooth, with a metal dial |
| Counter | Built-in, 00–99, resets with a turn |
| Size | 16.6 × 12.7 cm |
| Grip span | 5.7–9.2 cm |
| Spring | Dual-layer spring |
| Frame | Reinforced with metal plates |
| Handles | Ergonomic, with finger grooves |
| Batteries | Not needed |
| Suits | Right and left hand, every level |
Ships within 48 hours from our warehouse, and you get a tracking number as soon as your parcel is on its way. Free UK delivery on orders over £34.99 – so every 2- and 3-pack ships free.
You have a 14-day right of return from the day you receive your parcel. Just email us and we’ll help you with the return.
The details
Every part has one job: to make training comfortable, measurable and smooth – session after session.
Two digits that count every squeeze. Turn the wheel towards the arrow to reset.
A knurled dial that sets the resistance smoothly from 5 to 165 kg.
Even resistance all the way in and a soft, controlled return.
Finger grooves and a rounded grip that rests naturally in your palm.
Fully assembled. No batteries, no tools.
Why people choose it
The same tool from your first easy session to heavy sets – and you can see exactly how much you’re doing.
Turn the dial to a level where you can complete the full movement. Go up a little when it feels easy.
The built-in counter tracks every rep, so you can focus on the movement.
The handles stay almost parallel as you squeeze – a more natural movement than a standard V-grip.
Next to the sofa, on your desk or in your gym bag. Grab it whenever you have a spare minute.
One grip, one set, one counterSound familiar?
The jar lid that won’t budge, shopping bags cutting into your fingers, the bar slipping on the last rep. Your hands tire long before the rest of you.
Ordinary grip trainers have one fixed resistance – too hard to start with, too easy after a week. And halfway through a set you lose count.
Training your grip should be as easy as picking up your phone.
Turn the dial and goThe grip trainer
Set the resistance from 5 to 165 kg, take a comfortable grip and squeeze. The counter does the rest and shows exactly how many reps you’ve done.
Start light, go up when you’re ready and compare sessions at the same resistance.
Stronger hands at your own pace.
Compare
Both train your grip. Only one grows with you, counts your reps and still feels good in your hand after fifty squeezes.
| Feature | ORVO | Standard grip trainer |
|---|---|---|
| Resistance | Fully adjustable, light to very heavy | One fixed resistance |
| Built-in rep counter | ||
| Suits beginners and regulars | ||
| Grip shape | Contoured, almost parallel handles | Straight V-shaped handles |
| Spring | Dual-layer – smooth and controlled | Single spring, jerky return |
| Frame | Reinforced with metal plates | Often plastic only |
| Track your progress | See reps and resistance | Guesswork |
Resistance as stated by the manufacturer.
How it works
Four steps. No app, no batteries, no tutorial video.
Set, squeeze, releaseTurn the dial and start at a level where you can complete the full movement with control.
Place your fingers in the grooves and let the rounded grip rest in your palm.
Squeeze slowly and let it return with control. The counter records every rep.
Adjust the resistance for each hand. Read the counter and reset it with a turn towards the arrow.
Start on a light resistance and build up gradually. If you have an injury or pain in your hand, speak to a physiotherapist before you begin.
Compact: 16.6 × 12.7 cmSpecifications
Everything you need to know, no small print.
Everyday life
The climbing wall, the gym, the guitar or a few minutes at your desk – you need your grip everywhere.




The perfect partner to the fingerboard. Now there’s one in every climbing bag.
Emma, Sheffield
She struggled to open jars. Now she trains ten minutes a day and says it’s getting easier.
Rachel, Exeter
Used every single day in our house. One of my best buys this year.
Katie, Harrogate
14-day right of return from the day your parcel arrives. Email us if anything isn’t right and we’ll sort it out.
Questions & answers
Can’t find your answer? Email support@eoka.se and we’ll help.
Yes. The resistance starts at 5 kg, so you can begin light and go up once the movement feels easy. Choose a level where you can complete the full movement with control.
Turn the dial on top. One way makes it heavier, the other lighter – smoothly between 5 and 165 kg.
The counter sits in the handle and counts every full squeeze, from 00 to 99. Reset it by turning the wheel towards the arrow. No batteries needed.
A standard trainer has one fixed resistance and straight V-shaped handles. Here the grips stay almost parallel, the resistance is adjustable and a counter tracks your reps.
Yes, the lightest settings are gentle. If you have an injury, arthritis or pain in your hand, speak to a physiotherapist or your GP before you start.
It measures 16.6 × 12.7 cm with a grip span of 5.7–9.2 cm, which suits most adult hands. It works just as well in the left hand as the right.
Many people do 2–3 sets per hand a few times a week. Rest your hands between sessions and only increase the resistance when you can do your reps with good control.
The frame is reinforced with metal plates and the dual-layer spring gives even resistance. Squeeze and release with control – don’t let it snap back.
Lots of customers keep one at home and one at work or in the gym bag, or buy one for a family member. The bundle price is applied automatically in your basket.
We ship within 48 hours and you’ll get a tracking number by email. UK delivery is free on orders over £34.99.
Yes, you have a 14-day right of return from the day you receive your parcel. Email support@eoka.se and we’ll help you.
No. Both the resistance and the counter are fully mechanical, so the trainer is always ready.
Reviews
The finger grooves keep it exactly where it should be. I do a few sets every evening in front of the telly.
Lives on my desk and comes out during long meetings. Nobody notices.
Dad is 78 and uses the lightest setting every morning. I train much heavier – same trainer, just a turn of the dial.
No more counting in my head. Three sets of 30 per hand, then I reset it with a twist.
The digits are easy to read and it needs no batteries. Clever design.
The perfect partner to the fingerboard. Now there’s one in every climbing bag.
Started near the bottom and turned it up a little at a time. It feels like real progress.
I play guitar and wanted stronger fingers. A noticeable difference after a few weeks.
The metal dial turns easily with no wobble. Much sturdier than my old one from the sports shop.
She struggled to open jars. Now she trains ten minutes a day and says it’s getting easier.
My physio suggested grip work. Low resistance and the counter make the programme easy to follow.
Bought three – for my brother, my father-in-law and me. Everyone uses them.
The handles grip well even with sweaty hands after the gym.
My grip always went first. After a month I can hold the bar for much longer.
My partner and I compare reps every evening. The counter settles it.
No squeaking or clicking. The spring moves evenly all the way.
My hands feel stronger on the club, and it’s easy to keep in the golf bag.
Our kids aged 12 and 15 use it too – we just turn the resistance down.
I thought it might feel like a toy, but it’s sturdy and the metal parts feel solid.
One each for the family, so there’s no arguing over it. Good bundle price.
My forearms last longer on the wall. I do a couple of sets on the train.
I do loads of reps a day now it’s always within reach.
The double spring feels even through the whole squeeze. No jerky movement.
I work with my hands all day and want to keep my grip strong. Perfect after work.
Used every single day in our house. One of my best buys this year.
He says he holds his cup of tea more steadily now. He sticks to the lightest level.
No sharp edges and it squeezes evenly. Comfortable to use for a long time.
A stronger grip on the racket and less tired forearms after long matches.
Bought three and gave two to my gym mates. They were chuffed.
My physiotherapist liked that you can set the resistance so precisely.
It lives in the door pocket. A few sets while I wait for the kids at practice.
More stamina in my hands during long gigs. I use it before every rehearsal.
Just as comfortable in my left hand. Nice that it’s not built only for right-handers.
Always in my bag. I do a set between exercises.
Looks professional with the red spring. Happy to leave it out on my desk.
Gave it to my brother who climbs. He uses it every day.
One for me and one for my wife. We train together in the evenings.
Two sets per hand while the kettle boils. Easy to stick with.
Bought three for our netball team. We use them in the warm-up.
Simple, sturdy and the counter keeps me motivated. Better than the cheap ones I’ve had.
I turned it up too far on day one and had sore forearms. My own fault – I’m training more sensibly now.
Good quality. My daughter has small hands and finds it a bit wide, but she manages the full movement.
A really good trainer. A storage pouch for the gym bag would be nice, but it’s fine without.
It took me a minute to realise you turn towards the arrow to reset. After that, dead easy.
I can’t reach the maximum yet, but that’s the point. Good to have something to aim for.
It won’t fit in a jacket pocket, but it’s fine in the car or a bag. Otherwise great.
The spring felt a little stiff for the first few days but it soon softened. Works perfectly now.
On the higher levels my thumb took a lot of the load, so I adjusted my grip. Works well now.
The courier left it at the wrong pickup point, so I had to go and collect it. The trainer itself is excellent.
The box was damaged in transit and I was worried, but the trainer works perfectly.