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FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Rechargeable battery (USB-C)
- Lightweight at 170 gr
- Connects to app on smartphone
- Tracks training progress
- Can take up to 300Kg of force/weight
- 100 hours of training time on a single charge
- Very versatile
- The associated app has great training data trackers
The Tindeq 300 is a device which measures a load, connected to you mobile via an app. It can measure concentric or isometric load and can be a great tool to use as part of a training session or a warm up at a crag. Generally used by climbers to measure finger strength.
I can also see this being a great tool to be used in a rehab setting, where you can precisely measure resistance, and keep track of progress. If you are a bit geeky with your training, or you like to know exact numbers when warming up, this is definitely the tool you want to use. And can be helpful in injury prevention.
The Tindeq 300 used to have a wooden cover. This has now been changed to a plastic cover due to being able to clean it more easily, and it holds its form, hence greater longevity.
AS A WARM UP TOOL
When you are looking to go climbing at the crag, you can use the Tindeq 300 as a warm up tool. Measuring the exact numbers associated with your warm up. So, here you can slowly increase the tension, and keep track of it. Your perfect warm up partner, just a shame it can’t belay 
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AS A TRAINING TOOL
If, like me, you like to keep track of the numbers in your climbing training, this is the perfect tool for you. It has the ability to show you the following data:
- Live data
- Peak Load – Highest force in a session.You even have the ability to compare left and right hands, to analyse any inconsistencies.
- Endurance – here you can set the duration of the tension you’d like to apply, where you can even set the percentage of your max strength output
- RFD – Rate of Force Development – refers to explosive force you are able to exert from resting position
- Repeaters – You can set the reps, working time, resting time between reps and sets, as well as set your target power output as a percentage of max strength output.
- Critical Force – will help you determine where you stand with your forearm aerobic endurance.It measures the force you are able to exert over a long period of time. I had never done this before, and tried this out for the first time on the Tindeq 300.
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