Unlike traditional mechanical grip tester, SISCO digital hand grip strength dynamometer provides quick readings on an easy-to-read LCD screen, helping users monitor strength improvements over time. Whether you are an athlete looking to improve hand power, a fitness enthusiast monitoring muscle development, or a therapist evaluating recovery progress, this electronic hand dynamometer provides a simple and efficient solution. Its compact size makes it easy to carry and use anywhere, only 385g, making professional-level grip testing more accessible for everyday users.

Clear LCD Display & Portable Design

Dual Power Options For Flexible Use
The digital grip strength dynamometer is widely used in fitness, workplaces, schools, and healthcare facilities to measure grip strength, track physical performance, and support strength assessment.
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| Model | SISCO-DYN-EH109 |
| Measurement Range | 5kg~180kg |
| Graduation Value | 0.1kg/0.4lb |
| Allowable Error | 0.5kg |
| Color | Black/ Blue/ Gray |
| Material | ABS |
| Display | Digital LCD display |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable lithium battery / 2*1.5V AAA battery (AAA battery not included) |
| Use Environment | Temperature: 0℃~30℃; Relative humidity: 30%~90% |
| Weight | About 385g |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |

Q1: Is this digital grip strength tester portable?
A1: Yes, this digital grip strength tester is designed with a compact and lightweight structure, making it convenient to carry and use in different locations. It weighs approximately 385g.
Q2: Is grip strength related to aging?
A2: Yes, grip strength is closely related to age. In general, grip strength tends to increase during childhood and early adulthood as muscles develop, reaching its peak around the 20s to 40s. After middle age, muscle mass and strength gradually decline, which can lead to reduced grip strength. However, regular exercise, proper nutrition, and maintaining an active lifestyle can help slow this decline.
Q3: Does this SISCO digital grip strength dynamometer require batteries?
A3: The SISCO digital grip strength dynamometer offers two convenient power options. It can be powered by USB rechargeable connection, allowing easy charging and repeated use, or by 2*AAA batteries. You can choose the power method based on your need.
Tips: Can climbers use a grip strength dynamometer?
Yes, climbers can use a grip strength dynamometer to measure and improve hand and forearm strength. It helps climbers track grip performance, identify strength differences between hands, and create targeted training plans. By monitoring progress over time, climbers can improve endurance, reduce the risk of fatigue during challenging routes, and build the grip power needed for rock climbing, bouldering, and outdoor climbing activities.
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