Reliably measure isometric, concentric or eccentric force and power of any movement or muscle group quickly and easily all from this powerful pocket-sized dyno.
A device smaller than your phone, Pull-IT can measure up to 150kg of tension force making it the go-to isometric testing tool for isolating big muscle groups such as the Quadriceps.
Pull-IT comes with a range of attachments for any situation. Simply connect it up with a cable machine, Grip-IT frame or attach it to the treatment table and start assessing straight away.
You will be amazed at what the Pull-IT smart isometric dynamometer can do for you! This revolutionary assessment tool is essential for anyone looking to accurately measure and quantify their true isometric strength. Its compact and powerful design allows you to assess your strength with precision, anywhere and anytime. With the ability to attach to almost any surface, you can easily measure key areas such as Quadriceps extension, Hamstring flexion, and Rotator Cuff external rotation strength.
Testing how strong someone's grip is can help health and fitness professionals see how strong they are overall and find areas where they need to improve. The SBN Grip-IT frame and Pull-IT can be used to test grip strength quickly and easily. The Grip-IT can be adjusted to fit different hand sizes and connects easily to the Pull-IT device, allowing for uninterrupted testing of clients at any time.
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"The system really pays for itself by retaining clients, getting great outcomes, creating new services and using it as a key point of difference in your marketing at sporting clubs or gyms. It will actually make you money!"
Luke Nelson
Sports Chiro Australia President
"AxIT is a game-changer and will become the future of assessment globally. I don't have to rely on an educated guess anymore....This technology allows us to make decisions that we can be much more confident in making and helps me get the outcomes we want to see quicker."
Carey Wheeler
Geelong Physical Therapy Centre
