Grip Strength Tester 265lb/120kg, Digital Hand Dynamometer FDA Registered with Backlit LCD for Grip Strength Testing and Training

I recently purchased the Handexer Grip Strength Tester 265lb/120kg, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you’re an athlete tracking progress or simply looking to assess your grip strength, this device is a must-have.Pros:High Weight Capacity: The 265lb/120kg range accommodates users of all strength levels, from beginners to serious lifters. It’s perfect for tracking improvements as you progress.Accurate Measurements: The readings are precise and consistent, giving me confidence in tracking my grip strength over time.Ergonomic Design: The tester fits comfortably in my hand, making it easy to use for people with different hand sizes.Durable Build: The materials feel solid and well-made, ensuring the device can withstand frequent use without wear and tear.Portable: Its compact size makes it convenient to carry around, whether at the gym, at work, or at home.Cons:No Digital Display: While the analog design is reliable, some users might prefer a digital readout for easier reading.Resistance Adjustments: It would be great if the device offered adjustable resistance settings for tailored testing.Performance and Results:Using this tester regularly has provided valuable insights into my training regimen. It’s an excellent tool for setting goals and tracking progress in grip strength. The high weight capacity makes it suitable for both casual users and professional athletes.If you’re looking for a sturdy and effective grip strength tester, the Handexer is an excellent choice. Highly recommended for anyone serious about improving their grip or monitoring hand strength.

it has been fun to challenge all of my friends and coworkers to see who has the strongest grip strength! the tester works just as advertised, i like the ability to switch between lbs. or kgs. Additionally having the adjustability of the grip size helps too. I have very large hands and i have no issue using it. Would recommend for anyone looking to test their strength.

Easy to use or adjust for any size hand or fingers. Display, also easy to reset, see clearly, and use. I have the average size hands of an 81 year old female... after adjusting, fits fine.Had unit several months now, and no indications it doesn't measure grip strength correctly.Never had it calibrated... but it's consistent in it's readingsUnit readings made me aware, to what degree my grip strength had declined. Being able to actually, see current numbers, I knew I needed to increased wrist/hand/finger workouts.Over the next few month, measurements with this unit would consistently show the nice increase.Actually being able to see current numbers, was enough incentive to add additional exercises for easily targeted, specific areas.Inexpensive, easy to use, gives useful info.At this point, I can recommend.. for anyone. Male, Female... young or older...

Seems to work and be calibrated. I don't really have a way to test if it's accurate, but It seems to be consistent.

Not gonna lie, bought this as a gag gift and kept it. Awesome to pull out at parties and see the competition begin! Amazing the hand strength that you would never know people had. My wife is now working on her hand strength so those pickle jars aren’t so hard to open!

So mine didn't come with the strength chart, but it's so much fun to bring to work or gatherings. I started at 110 on my right hand and am now pushing 150. BEWARE! Dont use this to many times in one week. I sprained my hand and it took a whole month to heal and get back to 100%

Easy to use and track improvement!

The media could not be loaded. This dynamometer is a great option for someone looking to test, or keep track of, their grip strength! It is incredibly easy to use, with only 2 buttons for controls: one to turn it on or off, which doubles as a switch between lbs and kilos, and one to reset the number. Also, for its relatively low price, it is surprisingly accurate. I tied a 25lb plate to it to test it out, and it read as 24.4lbs. Now keep in mind, these plates are notorious for being slightly inaccurate, so I tested it again, this time tying it to a 20lb dumbbell, and it read at 19.8lbs. So I can confidently say that the reading you get is very close to your actual strength, at most 10lbs off when reaching higher weights.One of my favorite things about this item is how comfortable it is! Unlike other dynamometers on the market, with hard plastic or silicon grips, this one has a comfortable rubber grip, which doesnt hurt my hand at all. I will hurt from exhaustion before the grip hurts me!Overall this is a great product and I would recommend it to anyone, as it has many uses, from a conversation starter to a strength tracker!