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John Eaton

Every contest lift, best lift per event and official record for John Eaton in the records of Grip Sport International and The GripBoard — Feat Lists.[1][2]

Lifts
16
Contests
4
Events
13
Records
0

Competing 2010–2026

Units

John Eaton

GSIGSI

GSI lists 7 lifts at 4 contests (2010–2026) in 4 events. Country: USA. John Eaton on GSI (opens in a new tab)[1]

Best lift per event

  1. Euro 2H

    Pinch

    101.5 kg223.8 lb

    Men

    #42 of 554

    Lift at Jedds · Oct 25, 2026

  2. 13.71 kg30.2 lb

    Men

    #92 of 295

    Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue · Dec 31, 2011

  3. 20.66 kg45.5 lb

    Men

    #106 of 326

    Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue · Dec 31, 2011

  4. 18.36 kg40.5 lb

    Men

    #65 of 336

    Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue · Dec 31, 2011

Rank is the place on that event's GSI men's ranking by each athlete's best lift, all classes.

Lift history (7 entries, newest first)

  1. Oct 25, 2026 · Lift at Jedds (opens on GSI)

    Euro 2H

    Men

    101.5 kg223.8 lb

    GSI[1]

  2. May 3, 2014 · Adjustable Pinch - 10 Years Anniversary (opens on GSI)

    Euro 2H

    Men · 120k+

    95.57 kg210.7 lb

    GSI[1]

  3. Dec 31, 2011 · Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue (opens on GSI)

    Euro 2H

    Men

    98.88 kg218.0 lb

    GSI[1]

  4. Dec 31, 2011 · Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue (opens on GSI)

    Shallow Hub (GripTopz) 13"

    Men

    20.66 kg45.5 lb

    GSI[1]

  5. Dec 31, 2011 · Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue (opens on GSI)

    Stub (GripTopz) 13"

    Men

    18.36 kg40.5 lb

    GSI[1]

  6. Dec 31, 2011 · Worlds Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue (opens on GSI)

    Half Penny (GripTopz) 13"

    Men

    13.71 kg30.2 lb

    GSI[1]

  7. Aug 14, 2010 · World Strongest Hands - Pennsylvania Venue (opens on GSI)

    Euro 2H

    Men

    93.52 kg206.2 lb

    GSI[1]

John Eaton

GripBoardGripBoard

GripBoard lists 9 lifts at 0 contests in 9 events.[2]

Best lift per event

  1. Lifted

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  2. IronMind #3.5

    CrushFeat

    Closed

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  3. 22.68 kg50.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  4. 20.41 kg45.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Double

  5. 22.68 kg50.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Double

  6. 40.82 kg90.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  7. 34.02 kg75.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  8. 22.68 kg50.0 lb

    Open

    —

    Listed feat

  9. Closed

    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 (9 entries, newest first)

  1. — · Listed feat

    Plate pinch: 2 x 45 lb

    Open

    40.82 kg90.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  2. — · Listed feat

    Plate pinch: 3 x 25 lb

    Open

    34.02 kg75.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  3. — · Listed feat

    Plate pinch: 5 x 10 lb

    Open

    22.68 kg50.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  4. — · Double

    50 lb York Next Gen half 100 dumbbells with USA stamp

    Open

    22.68 kg50.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  5. — · Listed feat

    50 lb Hex half 100 dumbbell

    Open

    22.68 kg50.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  6. — · Double

    45 lb Hub Plate Lift includes 20 kg plates

    Open

    20.41 kg45.0 lb

    GripBoard[2]

  7. — · Listed feat

    Inch Dumbbell Lifts

    Open

    Lifted

    GripBoard[2]

  8. — · Listed feat

    IronMind #3.5

    Open

    Closed

    GripBoard[2]

  9. — · Listed feat

    Tetting gripper: Elite including MM1 and MM2 replicas

    Open

    Closed

    GripBoard[2]

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Sources

  1. [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. [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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