Handeful Grip Strength Tester Trainer - Dynamometer Handgrip Measurer Meter, Handheld Strengthener Exerciser for Sports, School, and Home Use

Great little device. Worth having one of these for anyone that wants to measure their grip and track it. Solid feel, useful buttons once you learn to use them to navigate its digital screen.

The Handeful Grip Strength Tester is a solid, well-built device that’s perfect for measuring hand strength accurately. Whether you're using it for sports training, rehab, or just tracking grip progress, it provides consistent and reliable readings up to 198 lbs (90 kg). The handheld design is comfortable to use, and the adjustable grip makes it easy for different hand sizes. The display is clear and easy to read, and I appreciate how simple it is to operate—just squeeze and get an instant measurement! This is a great tool for athletes, physical therapy, or anyone looking to improve grip strength. If you’re looking for a durable, precise, and user-friendly grip strength tester, this is a fantastic choice! Highly recommend! 💪📊🔥

Got it to help me with my hand after surgery

We ordered this grip strength tester for our hockey team just for fun — and it turned out to be a big hit! Both kids and adults loved it. Everyone wanted to test their strength and compare results. It became a fun little competition during practice. I’m not sure how perfectly accurate it is, but for team bonding and entertainment — it’s absolutely worth it. Definitely recommend if you want something simple, active, and fun for a group!

Easy to set up and use

Made good, and seems to be accurate. Consistently reads the same measurement, fun to pass around.

UPDATE!! It wasn't broken. To "fix" it I looked at the pictures carefully and realized that the grip where you put your fingers was completely extended, so I had to twirl the little silver knob to pull it back to the top of the device. Then when I pulled on it, instead of 0.0lbs it read the force of the grip. But still only 3 stars: I still couldn't get any feedback from the company (which is really the big problem), and the other remaining problem is probably a feature depending on what you want it for, so I'm not really marking down for it: I want it to train grip strength so to be able to hold it at a constant force, but it actually measures maximum and then freezes that number. Completely broken, does not register force (batteries fine) no response from support.

Works as intended and great for muscular therapy after an injury with the adjustable tension. Always fun to bring the grip tester to work or family events to see everyone compete lol