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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership FAQ Dynamometers Dynamometers — Clinical & Athletic Force Measurement from $500 to $17,990 Peak Primal Wellness carries dynamometers from Activebody, ErgoFET, Kinvent, Lafayette, and MicroFET, covering everything from compact handheld units to full multi-sensor assessment bundles. Prices run from $500 for an entry-level digital dynamometer up to $17,990 for a comprehensive rehabilitation and force assessment system. This category serves physical therapists, sports performance coaches, occupational therapists, and serious strength researchers who need repeatable, objective force data rather than subjective estimates. The right choice depends on whether you need a single measurement channel or a networked system that logs EMG, force plates, and range of motion simultaneously, so it helps to map out your testing workflow before selecting. Entry Point: The Activebody ActivForce 2 Digital Dynamometer & Inclinometer starts at $500 and gives clinicians a portable, dual-function tool for both force and inclinometer testing without committing to a full software ecosystem. Premium System: The Kinvent Expert Pack Comprehensive Rehabilitation & Force Assessment System at $13,990 bundles wireless sensors, force plates, EMG, and motion capture into one clinical-grade setup designed for high-volume rehabilitation facilities. Measurement Accuracy: ErgoFET models deliver push and pull force readings accurate to within 1%, a specification level that satisfies clinical documentation requirements and research-grade data collection standards. Athletic Performance Testing: Dynamometers used in sport science settings quantify grip strength, limb symmetry, and peak force output, giving coaches objective benchmarks for return-to-play decisions and load management. Rehabilitation & Wellness: In a clinical wellness context, handheld dynamometers track neuromuscular recovery progress over time, turning sub