Finger Exerciser & Hand Strengthener

Very firm, great quality. Helped me get through an injury.

This is a fabulous product totally effective totally portable. I bought it to work out my hand after carpal tunnel surgery great for strength building and tendon stretching helps to recover range of motion and the stretch excercise suggested in the diagram supplied to illustrate use of this device is just perfect for building up strength and toning the forearm muscles. The tension is perfect for a hand and arms recovering from surgery or even to build strength for musicians or people who work with their hands...I LOVE 💘 and HIGHLY RECOMMEND this device worth every penny.

First, this isn't a great looking product. But form follows function. It does strengthen your finger and hand muscles. Whenever I use it, they are sore...well the back of my fingers/hands are sore. The squeezing is there, but other devices are better.I've only had it a couple weeks and it has held up. But I fear tearing the finger holes out unless I use the toughest one. So I have to warm up with the others carefully.It's a good product...especially for the back of your hands/fingers as you can hit them at many angles. It just requires care when using.

Difficult for me to use. Holes too small for my arthritic fingers, difficulty using. Maybe good for someone else, but no help to me. MCR

Works great, if you are just starting hand PT you may want to start with less resistance.

I have arthritis and tried this product because I wanted to strengthen my fingers through resistance training (typical of what you will use when you go to physical therapy). I also wanted to minimize the number of exercises I wouldneed to do to exercise both my hand and forearm muscles, so I wanted to find something that would allow me to exercise everything simultaneously. I did see similar products listed on Amazon but reviews seemed to indicate those finger holes (especilly the thumb) often broke. This product didn't seem like it could have that kind of problem (thick finger holes). And opting for the "added benefit" proffered through purchasing all three of these varying tension items seemed to be a no-brainer. HUGE MISTAKE.First of all, someone really dropped the ball in quality control because I can't possibly see how this was made with the adult hand in mind!!! My hands are not huge by any means, yet my fingers could barely fit into any of the finger holes of either one of two "higher-tension" balls. But for some reason I was able to stretch the holes of the lightest tension pink ball over my fingers, but WOW, did I had have one heck of a time doing it!Second, in my opinion, the gel ball in the center of these things are WAY too small. You will find yourself using your finger tips too squeeze it when you contract your hand in order to squeeze it. The ball simply doesn't rest in that part of your palm, where you would expect it to,because of both its small size and the fact that the fingers would practically have to be pushed completely through the holes in order for the ball in the center to get anywhere near your palm! (and believe me, unless you don't mind pulling the gel rubber finger holes all the way down to the base of your fingers and cutting off the circulation to them in the process, there is NO chance of that happening !!!)Last but least, after unnecessarily second-guessing myself multiple times and REALLY trying to make some use out of the lowest-tension ball, I can't begin to tell you how much pain I felt in my hands and wrist for literally the ENTIRE WEEK after using it JUST that ONE TIME.I have been to physical therapy many times, I'm a fairly well-educated person, and I even worked several years in the fitness industry before the onset of my arthritis. I can tell you assuredly, I didn't do anything out of the ordinary or remotely excessive for such a inordinate amount of pain to result.Great idea, poor execution.

This is very helpful for fingers that are stiff. This released the tension and tightness in your hands.

This item worked better than ones we had in the past for cramping issues.