Gripmaster Pro Hand Strengthening System, Heavy Tension (9 Pounds per Finger)

To keep things interesting and to accommodate certain uses, the company recommends several different exercises, including the "fingertip pinch," "flatfist," "powergrip," "wristflex," and "thumbpinch," most of which are explained on the Gripmaster website. Best of all, you can work out anytime and anywhere with the Gripmaster Pro, which fits neatly in your pocket when not in use. This particular version of the Gripmaster Pro offers a heavy tension of 9 pounds per finger--a recommended tension for strong hands.

Product Description
Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser The Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser from ActiveForever is a tool used to strengthen the muscles within the hand and most muscles and tendons in the forearm. There are three levels of tension available, medium tension (7lbs. per finger), heavy tension (9 lbs. per finger) and extra heavy tension (11lbs. per finger). Purchase your Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser from ActiveForever today! Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser Features: Portable Easy to Use Professional Sports Trainers Use Gripmaster Gripmaster Provides an Effective Isolated Resistance Workout Develop and Maintain Strength Develop Hand Control Increase Endurance and Coordination Increase Dexterity to Ensure Competitive Edge Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser Specifications Available Options: A16155 01- Medium Tension Color: Red Size: Medium Tension (7 lbs. per finger) Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.8 Dimensions (in): 3.6 x 0.9 x 2.9 A16155 02 - Heavy Tension Color: Black Size: Heavy Tension (9-Pounds per Finger) Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.8 Dimensions (in): 3.6 x 0.9 x 2.9 A16155 03 - Extra Heavy Tension (this picture is shown as our default image for this page) Color: Gray Size: Extra Heavy Tension (11 lbs. per finger) Shipping Weight (lbs): 4 Dimensions (in): 3.8 x 1 x 3.8 How It Works: The wrist (1) and finger (2) flexors are the longer muscles of the forearm and wrist (extrinsic). These muscles lie in the forearm and their tendon components cross the wrist and attach to the bones to move the fingers and wrist. Exercise these for greater grip power and endurance. The smaller muscles of the hand (intrinsic), lie at the base of the thumb (3), small finger (4) and across the hand (5 & 6). They provide the finer movements, coordination, and control of the fingers and do not cross the wrist. WARNING! Like any other piece of exercise equipment, strain, muscle fatigue or other injury can occur from the use of this product. Start slowly with few repetitions as strength is increased ov