Hand Grip Forearm Strength Gripper

I bought this because my other black one rolled away on me in the dark of night.I originally bought this as part of the grip pro 3-pack, of the red, black and green one. I started on the green, and now use the black.It's the best hand-exerciser I know, being maintenance-free, travels extremely well, and can be used for different grips.By far the best tool for handgun shooters because it's easy to isolate the fingers from the trigger finger, so you don't encourage that nasty habit of tightening the entire hand when you squeeze the trigger. That's a hard error to diagnose, as well as cure.

If you want a little more had strength or are falling asleep on your commute give this a try. Super simple and there are actually a few different exercises one can do with these. Squeeze fast or grip and hold for endurance. I own red, black and green. All good.

Tried and returned 4 others before I found the quality of material I was looking for. This comes in three different strengths and I bought them all!

This is a good quality workout trainer for your hands and fingers. I have pretty strong hands, and found this not easy, and a good workout. I think if you are just starting out, or doing some rehab, get the 30 lb first and work up to this one. Or you could just get the whole set. I plan on keeping one in my messenger bag or in my pocket for stress relief and to keep my grip all grippy. You can do and get out of a lot of issues with hand, finger, and forearm strength.

I bought three hand exercisers recently for physical therapy after a hand injury: the SKLZ Rick Smith Gripp Ball, a GRIP Master (Medium), and this Grip Pro Trainer. The Grip Pro Trainer turned out to be the most effective for me because of its full range-of-motion. The SKLZ ball I like a lot as well, but it requires much less force to compress and the range-of-motion is more limited (Still good for variety). My least favorite is the GRIP Master, as it is somewhat clumsy in its action and also has very limited range. My one complaint about the Grip Pro Trainer is that it smells strongly like a tire. Still not enough to make me rate it less than five stars!

I bought this product to help increase the strength of my hand after surgery. My hand started at a 85 pound squeeze strength in May. Six months later, after using it a couple times a week for 10 minutes each time, my hand strength has increased to 135 pounds. I use it in conjunction with a finger strengthening machine, and mostly for inner-hand strength.Easy to throw into my backpack. Whenever I am bored listening to a presentation or when I am reading something at work, I pull this out.It works!

This ring will give you a good workout and increase grip and forearm strength. I keep it at my desk and squeeze it throughout the day. However, the shape causes a concentrated amount of force against a specific part of the palm that results in discomfort. This is to be expected though based off the design, so it's not a fault of the product. Any similar product will result in the same pain. For the price, I am pleased with the product!

I originally bought the full set of this product years ago (top). After extended use, the 30lb ring lost its resistance, so I opted to replace it. The quality of the replacement (bottom) is awful. There is excess material on the seam and the rubber is slick. Very disappointed in a product that I loved for so long.