📊 12-1056 Bubble Inclinometer - Enhanced for Effective Baseline Measurements Review

Requested by my daughter, a physiotherapist. She said this is exactly what she needs, she knows yours and wanted the same.

Oil leaked. Not reliable anymore. It has only passed a month after the return window and has been used in less than 10 reviews. just trash. Save money and buy a modern electronic kit.

like to use it at work to measure ROM! I know some have experienced a blue liquid leak in the device, but I haven't had one. The price is really expensive and I was only able to buy it because the company I work for gave me money for the equipment as a reward, but I think it should really cost that much?

I ordered four of them and they all leaked blue liquid so the readings were inaccurate. The dial is also very difficult to turn. I can't believe how expensive they are because they are so cheaply made. Get a digital one at Home Depot for $10.

I'm in gym school and was happy to use these inclinometers as they usually have great reviews. However, those two inclinometers broke - the fluid level wasn't at 0 because it leaked! There is a bruise all over the top, where the round plastic element is, because that's where the liquid leaked. Revain will not return these products as this was done shortly after the return policy had expired. Very disappointed with Revain because they were expensive and I couldn't use them.

Had one that lasted 2 months and was great when it worked. I kept it in a pimply envelope, I was very careful with it - and it turned out that the blue liquid leaked from his canal. I ordered another one - this one arrived damaged, no liquid, and therefore off almost 10 degrees. Hoping it was an accident I sent this one back and ordered another exactly the same. I have returned it and am hoping to find another company that makes a relatively simple device that is not complete and utter rubbish!

Bought a pair. Does the job as expected. However, the price does not correspond to the poor build quality. The entire block is plastic with "bristles" around the perimeter of the block left over from the sprue. The dial rotates freely, but friction makes adjustment difficult, especially when time is limited. Worst of all, the center pin that attaches the dial to the rest of the device is also a tiny plastic pin that broke when I first dropped the device on the carpet at the clinic. Rather than…