Naval Ranks is a Russian hand-gripper line whose models use naval rank names. Owner videos and collection records document Captain 3rd rank, Captain 2nd rank, Captain 1st rank and Admiral examples.[1][2][3][4]
Documented models
| Model name | Surviving source |
|---|---|
| Captain 3rd rank | Ułan's close demonstration, identifying an example at 120 RGC |
| Captain 2nd rank | Gene's Grip Channel demonstrations, including an example labeled 57 CXP / 132 RGC |
| Captain 1st rank | liftyzig's photographed GripperVault example |
| Admiral | dediu00ro's training video, identifying an example at 85.9 kg CXP |
These are documented examples, not a complete factory catalog. The video ratings belong to the particular grippers shown. They should not be treated as fixed specifications for every gripper with the same rank name.[1][2][3][4]
Collector example
Captain 1st rank. Photograph credited to liftyzig, GripperVault, used with permission.
The linked collection record includes a second photograph and a closing-video link. No RGC rating or production year is recorded for this specimen.[3]
Video references
Gene's Grip Channel shows a Captain 2nd rank gripper in use:[2]
For a closer equipment-focused reference, dediu00ro published a video specifically examining measurements of Naval Ranks grippers. Its description identifies the historical seller website as navalranks.ru.[5]
References
- Ułan, Captain 3rd rank Naval Ranks gripper close, YouTube. ↩
- Gene's Grip Channel, Captain 2nd rank, 57 CXP / 132 RGC, YouTube. ↩
- liftyzig, Naval Ranks Captain 1st rank, GripperVault. ↩
- dediu00ro, Powerball Metal Grippers 300, 350 and Naval Ranks Admiral, YouTube. ↩
- dediu00ro, Naval Ranks Grippers from Russia measurements, YouTube. ↩