WarsonFit dynamometer
- Measures grip force in kg or lb
- Adjustable handle opening
- User data and Recall
- Exercise mode with a target
WARSONFIT
7 Pack Metal Hand Grip Set, 50LB-350LB 7 Levels No Slip Heavy-Duty Grip Strengthener with Gift Box, Great Wrist & Forearm Hand Exerciser, Home Gym, Hand Gripper Grip Strength TrainerMeasure your strength. Push your limits.
Measure your grip strength, train with a target, and track your progress in one device.
7 Pack Metal Hand Grip Set, 50LB-350LB 7 Levels No Slip Heavy-Duty Grip Strengthener with Gift Box, Great Wrist & Forearm Hand Exerciser, Home Gym, Hand Gripper Grip Strength Trainer
$69.99 USD
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- Measures up to 90 kg / 198 lb
- Adjustable grip width
- Clear backlit LED display
- Training mode with target strength
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Train smarter.
Grip strength matters. Make it part of your sports, training, and everyday routine.
Why WarsonFit?
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Measures up to 90 kg / 198 lb
Know your grip strength in a clear number.
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A grip that fits your hand
Adjust the handle opening for a comfortable fit.
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Recall your results
Use user data and previous readings to follow progress.
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Clear backlit LED display
Read measurements in kg or lb.
How it works
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Fit the handle
Turn the wheel to adjust the grip opening to your hand. It changes grip width, not mechanical resistance.
Fit the handleSet a comfortable grip width.
Turn the wheel to adjust the grip opening to your hand. It changes grip width, not mechanical resistance.
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Squeeze and measure
Choose your user and unit, hold a consistent position, then squeeze to take a reading.
Squeeze and measureSqueeze and read your result.
Choose your user and unit, hold a consistent position, then squeeze to take a reading.
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Train and compare
Set a target in exercise mode. Use Recall to review readings and compare repeat tests.
Train and compareRecall readings and track progress.
Set a target in exercise mode. Use Recall to review readings and compare repeat tests.
Useful for more than the gym
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Calisthenics
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Climbing
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Sports
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Rehabilitation
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Home Use
Why choose WarsonFit
WarsonFit vs. a basic gripper
Measure your effort. Understand your progress.
Basic spring gripper
- No digital force reading
- Grip fit depends on model
- No stored measurement history
- Squeeze-based grip exercise
Comparison with a basic spring gripper without a digital display. Features vary by model.
What’s included
Your grip measurement essential.
Digital hand dynamometer
Technical specifications
- Measurement capacity
- Up to 90 kg / 198 lb
- Units
- kg / lb
- Functions
- Grip measurement and exercise mode with target strength
- Display
- Backlit LED
- Power
- Rechargeable battery; USB-C charging
- Handle
- Ergonomic grip with adjustable opening
- User settings
- User data, age, and gender
- Results
- Recall and comparison with previous readings
Product questions
The details that help you choose.
What does it measure?
It measures grip force when you squeeze the handle, with readings up to 90 kg / 198 lb. Choose kg or lb on the device.
What does the adjustment wheel do?
The wheel changes the distance between the handles so the grip fits your hand. It is not a control for increasing or decreasing mechanical resistance.
How do I use exercise mode?
Select exercise mode and set a target strength using the device controls. Squeeze toward your target and use the on-screen feedback. Follow the supplied instructions for the exact button sequence.
How should I compare my readings?
Use the same hand, handle opening, user profile, and body position each time. Rest between attempts and compare repeat tests under similar conditions. Recall lets you review previous data. Age and gender settings support the device’s user data; a reading is not a medical diagnosis.
How does it charge?
The device has a rechargeable battery and a USB-C charging port. Follow the charging instructions provided with your unit.
Can I use it during rehabilitation?
If you are recovering from an injury, ask your healthcare professional whether grip testing or exercise is appropriate for you and what effort to use. Stop if it causes pain.
Your strength starts here.
Measure. Train. Progress.
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