FitBeast Finger Strengthener, Finger Exerciser, Hand Exerciser for Improve Dexterity and Strength in Fingers, Hands, Forearms– Grip Strength Trainer for Musicians, Climbers, and Therapy

I've been using these for a week now and overall I'm happy with them and they are good to have to do hand exercises while I'm working so always have them on my desk. The red "Heavy" one does give a good amount of resistance and is the most difficult on the ring and little fingers but it's just a matter of building up the strength. I have seen reviews mention they don't use the other ones because the resistance isn't high enough but that's going to vary person to person and would be useful for the non-dominant hand. At the moment I have only been using the red (Heavy) and blue (Medium) ones, I use the red one until my hand gets pretty fatigued and then move down to the blue one to finish off with and that seems to work best for me rather than going from the most resistance to nothing. These will help with grip strength but I have been mostly using these to exercise my hand for playing guitar after a number of years away from it. I have quite big hands but these still fit well in my hand well and are very comfortable to use. I think the price is good for the set of 3 of these, some manufacturers are asking more for just 1, so even if the heavy one is all you are going to use you're still actually better off buying this set, they are good quality and I haven't had issues with them squeaking or catching on other pegs when pushing them down, very happy overall.

Useful product

The size of this should have been stated more clearly, it's 80mm to 90mm wide (depends on where along the palm side grip measured), which might be too big for smaller hands. Quality-wise it's pretty well built for the price (£13 at time of order, Aug 2024), and doesn't wobble when used. It's working just like new after two months of near daily use of three sets of five reps. The included storage bag is a nice touch, even if it's admittedly low-quality, cheap-feeling. The distribution of load strength is a good spread if you are buying this for a group with different strength, but I don't see much benefit if it's only for an individual. I personally only use the 9lb one, the 3lb & 11lb are too little/much, and the 7lb isn't enough after using it for a couple of weeks. It feels like quite a lot of waste material.

Really good price. My OT showed me se that were ridiculously expensive. These are a great price and do the job perfectly.

Great product for strengthening fingers, those fingers are learning to play the guitar 🎸 so needed work!

Not the best ones I had. they are a little too big and don't go far in enough for a full grip. Still good . Just good

Great value and a useful element to hand exercising.

I have pathetically weak hands and arthritis in some of my fingers. I do use battery operated jar and tin openers, which are great but I’d really like to build up and maintain some natural strength in my hands and I think this hand exerciser might be the thing that will do the job. Positives: The item arrived in a small, fairly plain box. Each exerciser was in its own sealed plastic bag. A drawstring bag is included for storing the exercisers. The information/instruction booklet is comprehensive and easy to follow and includes a QR code for further information. The booklet also provides information and pictures about the anatomy and physiology of the forearm and hand, which is interesting and useful for identifying which area may be causing weakness. Negatives: It’s not a negative as such but these should be kept out of the reach of children since it would be very easy to trap or catch small fingers in the springs. This is a good product that is useful for many purposes, such as rehabilitation following injury, surgery or stroke as well as improving and maintaining hand strength in older people, particularly if they arthritis. I definitely recommend this product.