Official Challenge Implement Handcrafted in Australia GSI Verified Athletes

Mullett's Mandrel Records

Designed and crafted in Australia by Henry Mullett, inspired by the blacksmith's shaping mandrel.

Men's Australian Record
133.55 kg (294.4 lbs)
Women's Australian Record
53.8 kg (118.6 lbs)
Unit:
Showing 22 unique verified athletes (deduplicated across events)

Men's Mandrel Rankings (19 Competitors)

Rank Athlete & Profile Best Lift Status
πŸ₯‡ 1
Henry Mullett GSI #2331
133.55 kg (294.4 lbs) πŸ† Current Record
πŸ₯ˆ 2
Isaac Pitt GSI #2083
113.55 kg (250.3 lbs) Official Lift
πŸ₯‰ 3
Glenn Hunter GSI #1464
93.55 kg (206.2 lbs) Official Lift
4 93.55 kg (206.2 lbs) Official Lift
5 91.30 kg (201.3 lbs) Official Lift
6 88.55 kg (195.2 lbs) Official Lift
7
Samuel Vogt GSI #2424
88.55 kg (195.2 lbs) Official Lift
8
Mark Boylin GSI #2079
79.50 kg (175.3 lbs) Official Lift
9 78.55 kg (173.2 lbs) Official Lift
10
Dominic Awad GSI #2329
73.80 kg (162.7 lbs) Official Lift
11
Lachlan Simms GSI #2423
73.80 kg (162.7 lbs) Official Lift
12 73.80 kg (162.7 lbs) Official Lift
13
James Sue GSI #2426
68.80 kg (151.7 lbs) Official Lift
14
Dean Redzic GSI #2082
68.55 kg (151.1 lbs) Official Lift
15 63.80 kg (140.7 lbs) Official Lift
16 63.55 kg (140.1 lbs) Official Lift
17
Joseph Ameer GSI #2427
58.80 kg (129.6 lbs) Official Lift
18
Andrew Hodge GSI #2783
38.55 kg (85.0 lbs) Official Lift
19
James Burns GSI #2788
38.55 kg (85.0 lbs) Official Lift

Women's Mandrel Rankings (3 Competitors)

Rank Athlete & Profile Best Lift Status
πŸ₯‡ 1
Sarah Rodwell GSI #2078
53.80 kg (118.6 lbs) πŸ† Current Record
πŸ₯ˆ 2
Megan Galvin GSI #2778 (aka Mouse)
53.55 kg (118.1 lbs) Official Lift
πŸ₯‰ 3 48.55 kg (107.0 lbs) Official Lift
Engineering & Heritage

About Mullett's Mandrel

The Mullett's Mandrel is an Australian-made grip sport challenge tool created by national competitor and craftsman Henry Mullett. Fashioned after the traditional blacksmith's mandrelβ€”a heavy, tapered steel cone used for forging, stretching, and shaping iron rings and curved piecesβ€”this implement introduces a unique biomechanical challenge to grip sport.

Unlike standard cylindrical handles or flat pinch blocks, the mandrel features a continuous conical taper with no shelf, lip, or catch. Athletes must rely purely on vertical clamping friction, thumb pad compression, and wrist radial stability to prevent the cone from slipping through their grasp as the weight breaks the floor.

Implement Specifications

Origin
Handcrafted in Australia
Material
Turned High-Grade Solid Steel
Attachment
Vertical Eyelet Loading Pin
Lifting Discipline
One-Hand Taper Pinch
133.55 kg National Record
Henry Mullett
Official video run of Henry Mullett setting the all-time Australian Mandrel Record with a 133.55 kg (294.4 lbs) lift.
Mullett's Mandrel challenge implement
Turned steel mandrel on competition loading setup Melbourne, Australia