FENDER - The world's best musical instrument manufacturer has partnered with the world's best finger exercisers to provide musicians with the best licensed products to strengthen fingers and hands while improving control and stamina.
SOFT FINGER CAP - The only finger exerciser with soft, non-allergenic rubber finger caps that provide a comfortable feel and securely hold your fingers.
Certified Hand Therapist - Ergonomically designed under the supervision of a certified hand therapist for maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Improved Grip for All Musicians - Faster, stronger and with better control for all ages and instruments. Perfect for practicing or improving finger flexibility before a performance.
There are three different resistance levels. White 5 pounds, red 7 pounds, black 9 pounds.
If it's not comfortable, it won't be used. That's the premise behind the new ergonomically designed fender grip. Produced by a team of certified hand therapists, MIT engineers, and designers (with 27 years of experience in manufacturing hand and finger exercise products), we have successfully created the most comfortable and ergonomic hand and finger exerciser on the market. Who needs a finger exerciser? One of the main reasons why musicians stop playing is lack of finger strength. Fender grips are suitable for almost any musician who wants to improve their grip, strengthen their hands and fingers, improve endurance and coordination, and increase finger control and mobility. Hand and finger exercisers are used by almost all musicians, from the novice to the veteran. Available strengths: White - Medium (5 lbs) Red - Hard (7 lbs) Black - Extra Hard (9 lbs) Which strength is right for me? Which strength do you usually buy?
I'm asked if I'm ready. This is very subjective. Approximately 90% of finger exercisers sold are £5 or £7. Black 9lb is very hard. It depends on how you use the finger exerciser. If you want to build up your finger strength, buy something difficult at first. If you want to improve your control or use it to loosen up your fingers before practicing or playing, buy a less challenging intensity.
