Digital Dynamometer Hand Grip Strength Muscle Tester Electronic Power Measure

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this hand grip dynamometer for measuring grip strength?

This digital dynamometer measures grip force safely and accurately with a division value of 0.1kg (or 0.2lb), meaning it can detect changes in strength down to very small increments. It has a maximum capacity of 90kg, which covers the full range for most users. The device also assesses your results based on age and gender averages, so you can see how your grip strength compares to people in your demographic.

Can multiple people use the same grip strength tester and save their results?

Yes, this digital dynamometer can save and store results for multiple users. This makes it perfect for families, fitness enthusiasts, or rehabilitation professionals who want to track progress for different people without mixing up the data.

What's the delivery time for orders in Australia?

Yarra Supply offers Australia-wide free shipping on this product. While delivery timeframes aren't specified in the product details, we recommend contacting Yarra Supply directly via their website at yarrasupply.com.au for current delivery estimates to your postcode. Just note: if you need to cancel your order, you'll need to contact them within 2-3 hours of placing it, as once the package is dispatched, they can't intercept it in transit.

Do I have a returns option if I'm not happy with the grip tester?

Yes, Yarra Supply offers a 30-day returns window. If the digital dynamometer doesn't meet your expectations, you can return it within 30 days of purchase. Make sure to check their returns policy on yarrasupply.com.au for specific conditions and how to arrange the return.

Is this grip strength tester suitable for physio or fitness use in Australia?

Absolutely. This digital dynamometer is designed to measure grip power and isometric grip force, making it suitable for fitness training, sports performance testing, hand injury rehabilitation, and general health monitoring. With its sturdy, ergonomic hand grip and large LCD display, it's practical for Australian fitness centres, physio clinics, and home use. Just remember it requires 2 x AAA batteries (included) to operate.

How does this compare to other grip strength testers in terms of price?

At AUD $31.95, this digital dynamometer offers excellent value for an electronic grip strength tester with age/gender-based assessment features and multi-user storage capability. You're getting decent accuracy (0.1kg precision), a 90kg maximum capacity, and included batteries—all within a budget-friendly price point. It's a solid choice if you want basic grip strength monitoring without spending on premium models.

What are the dimensions and is it portable?

This grip strength tester measures 130 x 195mm and weighs just 0.65kg, making it compact and portable. You can easily carry it in a gym bag, take it to a physio appointment, or keep it at your desk for regular health checks throughout the day.