Kinvent Discovery Pack

Name: Kinvent Discovery Pack
Brand: Kinvent
SKU: 15-4380
Price: 3490.0 USD
Availability: InStock

by Kinvent

$3,490.00 - $3,490.00

$3,490.00

$3,490.00 - $3,490.00

$3,490.00

✓ Authorized Kinvent Dealer
✓ Lowest Price Guaranteed
✓ FREE & FAST Shipping: In Stock and Ready to Ship
✓ Questions? Call an RFA Team Member: 1-855-864-6442

First Rung Of The Ladder

Kinvent Discovery Pack

Three wireless sensors and one year of software. K-Push is a handheld dynamometer that reads isometric muscle strength through compression. K-Pull is a traction dynamometer that reads tensile force along an anchored line. K-Move is a connected goniometer that reads joint range of motion in degrees. Between them they cover the three quantities a clinician reaches for first: how hard someone pushes, how hard someone pulls, and how far a joint travels.

This is the entry point for a practitioner who has been recording assessments by hand and wants figures on the record. All three sensors report into the Kinvent app, so a push test and a range-of-motion reading land in the same place under the same profile. The pack ships on the STARTER tier of Kinvent Physio for a year, which carries three terminals and three patient profiles. The rung above it on this ladder holds the identical tier, so the move from here to the Starter Pack is a hardware move alone.

Isometric strength Tensile force Joint angle One app for all three

Kinvent Discovery Pack with K-Push, K-Pull and K-Move sensors

The Tier You Land On

STARTER, And Who Else Is On It

Kinvent publish their subscription tiers as a table on their support site, and this pack sits on the first of the three. Two figures and one comparison cover almost everything that tier decides.

📱

Three terminals

A terminal is a device signed in to the licence, and this tier carries three. A tablet in the clinic room and a phone at the desk account for two before a colleague opens the app.

3 terminals

👤

Three profiles

Three patient profiles are held at this tier. Kinvent lift that ceiling to six on Premium and twenty on Excellence, which is the route a growing caseload takes.

3 profiles

🪜

The rung above shares it

The Starter Pack ships on this same tier. Stepping up to it adds the K-Grip and the K-Bubble and leaves every software figure exactly where it stands.

Same licence

⬆️

Where the software moves

Multi-device work, the group features and Smart Mode arrive with the Premium subscription on the Evolution Pack. Group testing, raw CSV export and Video K-apture wait for Excellence.

Premium, then Excellence

What The Pack Records

Six Readings From Three Sensors

Every figure below is a measurement one of these three sensors takes and files against a profile in the Kinvent app.

📈

Peak Force

Maximum of a K-Push effort, in kg

⏱

Average Force

Mean force across a timed hold

⇆

Left / Right Difference

Gap between sides, as a percentage

🔖

Tensile Force

K-Pull, isometric and dynamic

📐

Joint Angle

Degrees, better than 0.5° accuracy

⚖️

Symmetry

Injured limb against healthy limb

The Three Sensors

What Each One Does

Dynamometer

K-Push

The tester holds the sensor against the limb, the person presses into the contact pad, and two flat 50 kg load cells convert that push into a force figure. Kinvent publish force measurement up to 90 kg with 0.1 kg accuracy and state the sensor was validated against an Electroforce testing system. It is the make-test tool of the pack and the one most sessions open with. Full detail sits on the Kinvent K-Push page.

Two flat 50 kg load cells behind the contact pad
Force measurement published up to 90 kg, accuracy 0.1 kg
Peak force and average force from the same effort
Heads swap on a magnetic mount, almost 40 muscle groups with the accessory range

Isometric strength 90 kg 0.1 kg

Traction

K-Pull

The sensor sits inline between an anchor point and a strap, handle or band, and reads the tension running through that line. Loading through an anchor keeps the tester out of the load path, so the ceiling on the number belongs to the athlete rather than to whoever is holding the device. That is why Kinvent name the isometric mid-thigh pull and the Nordic hamstring test among its protocols. See the Kinvent K-Pull page for the full specification.

High-precision sensors recording isometric and dynamic force production
Anchored inline, so the tester's own strength never caps the reading
Named tests: isometric mid-thigh pull, Nordic hamstring, resisted strength exercises
2.84 lbs, wireless over Bluetooth to the Kinvent app

Tensile force IMTP Nordic

Goniometer

K-Move

Where the other two read force, this one reads angle. A nine-degree-of-freedom inertial unit combining an accelerometer, a gyroscope and a magnetometer resolves the joint angle, and Kinvent publish accuracy better than 0.5 degrees with minimal drift over time. The reading lands in the app under the open profile, which removes the transcription step between the measurement and the record. The Kinvent K-Move page carries the rest.

Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation
Angle accuracy published as better than 0.5 degrees
Symmetry analysis comparing injured and healthy limb
Seven-hour battery, 2.2 lbs as listed with accessories

Range of motion 9 DOF 7 hours

Where It Gets Used

The Applications Kinvent Publish

These are the use cases Kinvent list for the three sensors in this pack, kept in their own terms.

💪

Muscle Strength Assessment

Quantifies muscle force and identifies deficits due to injury.

🩻

Rehabilitation & Injury Assessment

Tracks joint mobility and recovery progress after an injury, with each visit's angle held against the last.

📊

Performance Optimization

Gives coaches and trainers the force data to refine strength programs and develop athletes.

🏃

Biomechanics & Sports Performance

Evaluates motion efficiency during squats, jumps and walking gait analysis.

🧪

Clinical & Research Use

Supplies precise force measurements and kinematic data for medical and biomechanical studies.

🦹

Injury Prevention

Used by physical therapists and clinicians to track muscle recovery and prevent injuries.

The Pack Ladder

Where Discovery Sits

Each pack on this ladder is a set of sensors plus a one-year Kinvent Physio subscription. Discovery sits at the bottom with three sensors, and every pack above it carries those same three and adds to them.

You're Here

Discovery Pack

Three sensors: K-Push, K-Pull, K-Move. Push force, pull force and joint angle.

3 sensors STARTER tier 3 terminals, 3 profiles 1-year licence

Currently viewing

Starter Pack

The same three sensors plus the K-Grip and the K-Bubble. A hardware step, not a software one.

5 sensors Adds K-Grip and K-Bubble Same STARTER tier 1-year licence

Shop the Starter Pack

Evolution Pack

Adds the K-Force Plates and a duffle bag, and moves the subscription up to Premium.

6 sensors K-Force Plates Premium subscription Duffle bag

Shop the Evolution Pack

What's In The Box

💪 K-Push handheld dynamometer Isometric muscle strength, read as compression into the contact pad

🔖 K-Pull traction dynamometer Tensile force along an anchored line, isometric and dynamic

📐 K-Move connected goniometer Joint range of motion in degrees, accuracy published better than 0.5°

📅 Kinvent Physio subscription, one year STARTER tier, carrying three terminals and three patient profiles

Full Spec Sheet

Specifications

Pack & Licence

Sensors included 3 (K-Push, K-Pull, K-Move)

Software Kinvent Physio, STARTER tier

Licence term 1 year

Terminals 3

Patient profiles 3

SKU 15-4380

K-Push

Measurement type Isometric muscle strength, read through compression

Sensing element Two flat 50 kg load cells

Force range Up to 90 kg

Accuracy 0.1 kg

Values reported Peak force, average force

Validation Against an Electroforce testing system

Coverage Almost 40 muscle groups with the accessory range

Listed weight 3.54 lbs

SKU 15-4342

K-Pull

Measurement type Tensile force, in traction

Force modes Isometric and dynamic

Named tests IMTP, Nordic hamstring, resisted strength

Load capacity Not published by Kinvent

Weight 2.84 lbs

Dimensions 10.83 x 5.19 x 6.69 in

SKU 15-4347

K-Move

Type Portable connected goniometer

Inertial unit 9-degree-of-freedom IMU

Sensing elements Accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer

Angle accuracy Better than 0.5°

Drift Minimal drift over time

Movements Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, rotation

Battery life 7 hours

Weight 2.2 lbs, as listed with accessories

Dimensions 11.81 in x 3.74 in x 7.87 in

SKU 15-4346

Connectivity

Connection Wireless, Bluetooth

Software Kinvent app, shared across all three sensors

Readout device Phone or tablet

Trusted & Certified

Kinvent's published certifications

These are the certifications and registrations Kinvent publish for their platform and their quality and information security systems. They cover the company and its medical device and data handling, not a performance claim about this sensor.

CE Mark

European Union conformity

FDA

US Food and Drug Administration

Health Canada

Medical device registration

13485

ISO 13485

Medical device quality management

9001

ISO 9001:2015

Quality management

27001

ISO 27001:2022

Information security management

HDS

French health data hosting

🔒

HIPAA

Healthcare privacy compliance

Who Uses Kinvent

Over 10,000 professionals and organizations

Kinvent name the following among the organizations working with their sensors. The list is theirs, published on their own product pages.

HSS

Hospital for Special Surgery

Orthopedics and sports medicine

MLB

Major League Baseball

Professional baseball

NFL

National Football League

Professional football

NBA

National Basketball Association

Professional basketball

MLS

Major League Soccer

Professional soccer

🎓

Stanford University

Collegiate athletics and research

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Three sensors and a software subscription. One handheld dynamometer, the K-Push. One traction dynamometer, the K-Pull. One connected goniometer, the K-Move. Alongside them, a one-year Kinvent Physio subscription.

The STARTER tier, for one year, as named in RFA's listing. It carries three terminals and three patient profiles, and Kinvent scale that tier to the individual practitioner. The Starter Pack one rung up sits on the very same subscription.

A device signed in to the Kinvent app under that licence. Kinvent's published figures are three terminals on Starter, six on Premium, twenty on Excellence. A clinic with one tablet per room counts one terminal per room.

Three at this tier, because the profile ceiling follows the terminal count exactly. It reaches six in the middle of the table and twenty at the top, which is the ladder a growing caseload climbs.

Isometric muscle strength, read as compression. The clinician braces the sensor, the person pushes into the pad, and the force is recorded in the app. Kinvent publish force measurement up to 90 kg with 0.1 kg accuracy, from two flat 50 kg load cells, and state the sensor was validated against an Electroforce testing system.

Direction, and who is in the load path. The K-Push reads force pressed into a handheld unit, which puts the tester's own capacity in the way. The K-Pull is a traction dynamometer anchored inline, so the ceiling on the reading belongs to the athlete. That is why hip, thigh and trunk work tends to go on the K-Pull.

It is a connected goniometer measuring joint range of motion, and Kinvent publish accuracy better than 0.5 degrees with minimal drift over time. The angle it reads goes into the Kinvent app under the profile you have open, which removes the transcription step between the measurement and the record. It also runs symmetry analysis, comparing an injured limb against the healthy one.

Yes. Kinvent describe their range as one solution, one app, connected sensors, and everything in this pack pairs over Bluetooth to the Kinvent app. There is no second piece of software to install for the goniometer.

The pack is priced as three sensors plus twelve months of Kinvent Physio. Listed individually on RFA the three sensors come to $3,370, against $3,490 for the pack, so the difference covers the subscription year. Buy them separately and the hardware is all you get.

You can. All three have their own listings: K-Push, K-Pull and K-Move. What the pack adds on top of the same three units is the one-year Kinvent Physio subscription at the STARTER tier.

No. The Evolution Pack is the first rung that carries the K-Force Plates. Discovery covers strength and joint angle only.

No. The duffle bag appears from the Evolution Pack upward. Discovery holds three small units, which is why the listing does not include one.

The Starter Pack. It carries these same three sensors and adds the K-Grip with its accessory for grip strength, plus the K-Bubble for pressure and muscle activation. Its subscription is this identical STARTER tier, so that step buys sensors and leaves the software untouched.

Several things a buyer reasonably asks about. There is no published battery life for K-Push or K-Pull, and no published load capacity, accuracy or resolution figure for K-Pull. Kinvent publish no sampling rate and no warranty term for any of the three, and no itemised accessory list for K-Push or K-Move. K-Move is the exception on battery, listed at seven hours. Ask us before ordering and we will put the open questions to Kinvent in writing rather than quote you a number nobody has published.

Sensors: 3, the K-Push, K-Pull and K-Move
Measures: isometric muscle strength, tensile force and joint range of motion in degrees
Licence included: one-year Kinvent Physio subscription, STARTER tier
Terminals: 3 devices signed in at once
Patient profiles: 3
Group training: not carried on the STARTER tier
Group testing: reserved for the EXCELLENCE tier
Group export of reports: not carried on the STARTER tier
CSV export of raw data: reserved for the EXCELLENCE tier
Smart Mode: not carried on the STARTER tier
Video K-apture: reserved for the EXCELLENCE tier
App: K-Force app, shared by all three sensors

Three sensors: a handheld dynamometer, a traction dynamometer and a connected goniometer
K-Push: measures isometric muscle strength as the person presses into a handheld unit
K-Pull: measures tensile force through a line anchored to a fixed point
K-Move: a connected goniometer measuring joint range of motion in degrees
One app: all three pair to the K-Force app, so a push test and an angle land under the same profile
Licence year: a one-year Kinvent Physio subscription on the STARTER tier ships with the pack
Terminals: three devices may be signed in to that licence at once
Profiles: three patient profiles are held at this tier
Step above: the Starter Pack carries this identical tier, so that move buys hardware alone
Who it suits: an individual practitioner moving from handwritten assessments to recorded figures

1 Hand-Held Dynamometer: K-Push
1 Traction Dynamometer: K-Pull
1 Goniometer: K-Move
Licence: one-year subscription to the Kinvent Physio STARTER tier