FitBeast Grip Strengthener, Hand Grips Strengthener Kit - 6 Pack with Adjustable Resistance Forearm Strengthener, Hand Strengthener and Massage Balls for Hand Therapy, Grip Training and Recovery

This is amazing! I thought I was going to waist money but now that I have them they make a huge difference in my hand strength. Highly recommend.

An excellent comprehensive hand/wrist/finger exercise kit.I purchased this as I have developed arthritis in my fingers and I am hoping this kit will help me.Beware of far less expensive kits which look identical but are actually plastic, this kit is polypropylene and silicon and very good quality.

After stroke this was a great help in my recuperation, work in progress.

I’m loving this Grip Strengthener and all the other accessories that come with it. It’s well made, seems sturdy enough and has bags of scope for development and you can work the flexor and extensor muscles at whatever level you’re at.Loads of hand rehab exercises can be done and the, I’m going to say, pretty comprehensive user manual that also come with this product will keep those hands busy for as long as you want them to be. Assuming of course you can keep up because this grip strengthener and the accessories will tire your hands out a long time before you get anywhere near tiring this product out.If I was going to pick at anything, it would be the inbuilt rep counter and reset function - it does the job but it could and should really be so much better - hence the 4 star review and not 5 stars.On the whole I would absolutely recommend this product - it offers what I think is fantastic value for money and if they sorted that rep counter out it’d be a 5 star product all day long for me. I’m loving it - although my hand’s aren’t 😂🤨

The media could not be loaded. I had a similar set before this and gave it to my mother. This is by far the better set. It is more complete and the booklet is very informative and helpful. Within a week I was noticing a difference. But it is important to commit to it and continue using it to help maintain the strength and avoid muscle and joint pains.Each equipment is very good quality. Not the best though. Each one works differently and works a different part of the hand. One of the booklets details what each equipment is and how it works. Very informative. Easy to read and understand. The second booklet goes through a routine. Instructing you to follow a set exercise for 3 days. Then another exercise for 3 days and so on. This is great and helped me a lot. I managed to strengthen my hands and relieved me from joint pains. I became lazy and forgot to continue, I noticed my hands were weaker and at times, painful.

This is a comprehensive kit, with a range of devices to improve mobility and strength. Most have different options, or can be used in different ways, so you can use this for recovery.But if you have weakness from injury or illness, don't expect to be able to squeeze the main grip trainer, until you've improved. They vary, I've found, and I ordered a separate one for my neighbour, who has nerve damage to one hand. Although the same brand, that required less strength. My neighbour could just about squeeze that on the lowest setting, but this, she would not be able to move on any setting. Not knowing this, you could easily become disheartened.It is good that it shows the pressure required, as adjusting it needs a lot of turns, and without the gauge, it seems like nothing is happening. There is a dial on the front, btw, which you twist to increase or reduce the setting.The instructions are quite good, and go into detail for each item. The 21 day challenge is a good idea, but the same applies as above: they start you on the grip trainer on day 3, and for anyone with hand weakness, that is too soon, I would think. So I'd advise trying to follow the programme, but if you find it too hard, just stay longer on each stage. It is good that it gives you a structure and you can see your progress, but if you cannot do the exercise at all, you are likely to be disappointed and give up.As a guide: I am nearly 60 and female, and have average hand strength for my size, gender and age, I would say. I can move it on the lower level of the red area, but only with difficulty. At the highest setting, I can barely move it. Even on the lowest setting, it is a bit of a challenge to do any number of repetitions, so please bear this in mind.Another thing to note: even if you cannot move the device, trying to will still improve your strength, so try not to give up too soon.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion and I only review items I would buy. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them.You can see my rating system on my public profile under my bio, as I don't want to add it to every review.

The media could not be loaded. Got this to try and strengthen my hands, wrists and grip.This grip strength trainer is a comprehensive set of peripherals to help make your hands/grip stronger. Not only do you get the hand grip machine but you also get a bunch of other tools to ensure that you can get the best workout possible. There’s a ring squasher, finger strengthener, grip ball, massage ball and finger exerciserThe hand grip itself is really easy too use and has an easy to change strength dial so you can make it as easy or hard to squeeze as you like. What’s really awesome about the hand grip is that it has a built in counter on the handle to you can make sure you don’t lose track of how many reps you do! (See video).There’s also a 21 day hand strengthening routine booklet to help guide you to stronger hands. Brilliant!Overall, I’m really happy with this set. It’s well made, had some great features (rep counter!), and comes with a bunch of other tools to make sure your exercises are varied. The workout booklet really helps you to keep on top of exercising too. A great package overall.