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Grip strength norms for men 60–69

Median: 42.4 kg (60–64), 40.1 kg (65–69). Every value below is taken directly from the published source.

Men · age5th10th20th30th40th50th60th70th80th90th95th
60–64 25.529.133.636.939.742.445.047.851.155.659.3
65–69 23.727.231.534.737.540.142.845.648.853.256.8

Values in kg at each published percentile. “—” = not published by the source (we don’t estimate it).

Ratings for men 60–64

RatingGrip strengthPercentile
Excellentabove 55.6 kgabove 90th
Very good51.1–55.6 kg80th–90th
Good45.0–51.1 kg60th–80th
Average39.7–45.0 kg40th–60th
Fair33.6–39.7 kg20th–40th
Needs workbelow 33.6 kgbelow 20th

Ratings for men 65–69

RatingGrip strengthPercentile
Excellentabove 53.2 kgabove 90th
Very good48.8–53.2 kg80th–90th
Good42.8–48.8 kg60th–80th
Average37.5–42.8 kg40th–60th
Fair31.5–37.5 kg20th–40th
Needs workbelow 31.5 kgbelow 20th

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Sources
  • Tomkinson GR, Lang JJ, Rubín L, et al. International norms for adult handgrip strength: A systematic review of data on 2.4 million adults aged 20 to 100+ years from 69 countries and regions. Journal of Sport and Health Science. 2025;14:101014. Table 2 (absolute handgrip strength, kg). doi:10.1016/j.jshs.2024.101014. Sample: 2,405,863 adults aged 20–100+ from 100 studies, tested 2000 onward.