Our take
Strength training usually asks for a strong grip, and Uppertone was designed around not needing one. GPK describes it as an upper-body system where you can move between stations and change resistance without grip strength, wrist cuffs or assistance, from a manual or power wheelchair. What stands out is the foam-padded levers instead of conventional gripping handles, which support presses, rows and lat-style pulls. If that sounds like what you have been missing, confirm availability and current specifications with the manufacturer or an authorized source. This is a pointer to product information, and it is not an item in our Equipment Library.
Who it may help: People with tetraplegia or quadriplegia who want upper-body strength training without hand grip.
This is our own summary based on the manufacturer’s information and our Tech Guide notes. We are not a seller, we have not been paid to write it, and it is not medical advice. Talk with your clinician before you choose equipment.