The tool that solves your problem from the root
Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), a common condition resulted from sports and other activities that involve forceful, repetitive motions of the foream, wrist and gripping, such as racket sports (like tennis, squash, badminton), but also from sports like bowling, baseball, and rock climbing. The pain arises from the overuse of the muscles and tendons that have not been trained to undergo such load.
The Grip Strength Trainer - Grip Extension is designed to strengthen the Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevisto (ECRB) muscle to help reduce and prevent pain from tennis elbow, while also improving general finger strength. Whether you’re an athlete, musician, or simply want stronger hands for daily tasks, this portable and durable trainer makes it easy to exercise anytime, anywhere.
Features
Natural Relief for Tennis Elbow – Strengthens the ECRB muscle to naturally ease pain and inflammation from tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), without the need for medication or surgery.
Perfect for Athletes & Musicians – Enhances finger strength, grip, and flexibility for climbers, tennis players, boxers, baseball players, and fitness enthusiasts. Also ideal for guitarists, pianists, violinists, and for everyday tasks like typing, writing, or driving.
Adjustable Resistance Levels – Includes 6 progressive resistance options (6.6 lb, 8.8 lb, 11 lb, 13 lb, 17 lb, 21 lb), allowing you to gradually increase intensity and track progress.
Durable & Safe Material – Made from high-quality silicone that is strong, tear-resistant, and built for long-term use.
Portable & Lightweight – Compact enough to fit in your pocket or gym bag, so you can train your fingers and grip anytime, anywhere.
Product Details
Product Name: Finger Exerciser
Material: High-quality, durable silicone
Resistance Levels: 6.6 lb, 8.8 lb, 11 lb, 13 lb, 17 lb, 21 lb
Available Colors: Black, Blue, Orange, Green
Note: Due to lighting effects and shooting angles, product colors may appear slightly different from the pictures.
20 repetitions per set, 3 sets per day.
