GSI lists 1 lift at 1 contest (2026) in 1 event. Eli Kiener on GSI (opens in a new tab)[1]
Best lift per event
Pinch
92.1 kg203.0 lb
Open
#5 of 32
Global Grip Challenge · Oct 25, 2026
Rank is the place on that event's GSI open's ranking by each athlete's best lift, all classes.
Lift history (1 entry, newest first)
Oct 25, 2026 · Global Grip Challenge (opens on GSI)
Open
92.1 kg203.0 lb
GripBoard lists 4 lifts at 0 contests in 4 events.[2]
Best lift per event
SupportFeat
Lifted
Open
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Listed feat
22.68 kg50.0 lb
Open
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Double
PinchFeat
40.82 kg90.0 lb
Open
—
Listed feat
PinchFeat
22.68 kg50.0 lb
Open
—
Listed feat
Rank is the place on that event's GripBoard open's ranking by each athlete's best lift, all classes.
Lift history (4 entries, newest first)
— · Listed feat
Open
40.82 kg90.0 lb
— · Listed feat
Open
22.68 kg50.0 lb
— · Double
50 lb York Next Gen half 100 dumbbells with USA stamp
Open
22.68 kg50.0 lb
— · Listed feat
Open
Lifted
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Sources
- [1]Source: Grip Sport International records database (Grip Sport International), synced October 26, 2026. Records and rankings belong to GSI; corrections belong with them.
- [2]Source: GripBoard Feat Lists, kept by the GripBoard community (The GripBoard — Feat Lists), synced October 24, 2026. Records and rankings belong to GripBoard; corrections belong with them.
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