Mullett's Mandrel Records
Designed and crafted in Australia by Henry Mullett, inspired by the blacksmith's shaping mandrel.
Men's Mandrel Rankings (19 Competitors)
| Rank | Athlete & Profile | Best Lift | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| π₯ 1 | Henry Mullett
GSI #2331 | 133.55 kg (294.4 lbs) | π Current Record |
| π₯ 2 | Isaac Pitt
GSI #2083 | 113.55 kg (250.3 lbs) | Official Lift |
| π₯ 3 | Glenn Hunter
GSI #1464 | 93.55 kg (206.2 lbs) | Official Lift |
| 4 | Thomas Denmeade
GSI #1625 | 93.55 kg (206.2 lbs) | Official Lift |
| 5 | Joseph Hodgson
GSI #1570 | 91.30 kg (201.3 lbs) | Official Lift |
| 6 | Jayden Osmialowski
GSI #2786 | 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 | Travis Herbert
GSI #2785 | 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 | Mathew Wayling
GSI #2425 | 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 | Thomas Claxton
GSI #2428 | 63.80 kg (140.7 lbs) | Official Lift |
| 16 | Sean Magnusson
GSI #2784 | 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| π₯ 1 | Sarah Rodwell
GSI #2078 | 53.80 kg (118.6 lbs) | π Current Record |
| π₯ 2 | 53.55 kg (118.1 lbs) | Official Lift | |
| π₯ 3 | Naomi Denmeade
GSI #2781 | 48.55 kg (107.0 lbs) | Official Lift |
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 mandrelβa heavy, tapered steel cone used for forging, stretching, and shaping iron rings and curved piecesβthis 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.
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