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Track Progress And Improve Hand Strength
The Threo grip dynamometer makes daily hand power checks simple. See clear readings on a large screen without any confusion. Compare results easily and spot improvements straight away.
Easy-To-Read Display
A large LCD screen displays numbers clearly in any setting. Older family members can also see results without difficulty.

Precision Measurement
Highly accurate sensor ensures results are always reliable. Every squeeze is measured accurately, so you can trust the data.

Flexible Power Options
Choose between USB charging or traditional batteries as needed. Keep using the Threo grip dynamometer without worrying about running out of power.

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B***C (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Easy to hold, screen is bright, feels durable.
E***R (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Using this grip gadget during my lunch break has become a routine. I charge it by USB at my desk and record the numbers in my phone.
T***B (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Solid grip tester, clear screen, handy USB charging option.
N***V (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Nice hand tester, my elderly father reads it easily.
H***S (verified buyer)
New Zealand
My mom is in her seventies and uses this hand tester daily. She easily reads the big numbers and feels proud when her score inches higher.
G***A (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Handy little dynamometer, good durability and clear results.
S***J (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Simple grip gauge, accurate readings, suits my home workouts.
K***W (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Great for quick daily checks of my grip numbers.
P***N (verified buyer)
New Zealand
As a desk worker, my hands get tired. This grip check helps me see when I’m getting stronger instead of weaker, which gives me peace of mind.
D***F (verified buyer)
New Zealand
Bought the grip meter to check my climbing progress. Seeing my score bump up a little each week keeps me pushing harder at the gym.