FitBeast Grip Strengthener kit 5-pack 🏋️♂️
Description:
This compact resistance kit from FitBeast brings adjustable hand and forearm training into short practice sessions at home or the gym. It combines an adjustable hand gripper with supplementary tools to develop finger dexterity, wrist power and forearm endurance, useful for climbers, tennis players, musicians and anyone recovering grip function.
Key Points
The kit includes five coordinated grip trainers that cover a wide resistance range, allowing progressive loading from lighter to quite firm tensions. The ergonomic, soft-coated handles help keep sessions comfortable during repeated squeezes and slow holds. According to the manufacturer, the main adjustable gripper changes between 10 kg and 60 kg resistance, which makes it flexible for beginners through to more advanced users. This set is compact enough to carry in a bag and to use while travelling or during short breaks, making it easy to fit grip work into a busy routine.
Technical Specifications
Name: FitBeast Grip Strengthener Forearm Strengthener Hand Grips Strengthener Kit - 5 Pack Adjustable Resistance
- Resistance range: 10–60 kg for the adjustable hand gripper.
- Pack contents: adjustable hand gripper, wrist trainer, finger resistance band, hand strengthening ring, stress relief grip ball.
- Materials: soft-coated ergonomic handles, elastic resistance band, rubber ring and ball.
- Colour: assorted components in neutral tones according to the product images.
Benefits
Regular use helps increase squeezing force and finger control, which can translate into steadier racket strokes, firmer holds on rock routes and improved instrument technique. The variety of tools in the pack lets you target different muscle groups and movement patterns in short sequences, helping to avoid monotony. Additionally, the soft grip coating reduces pressure on the palm during higher-resistance sets, which many users find more comfortable when training frequently.
Practical Tips
Start with low-resistance sets for 8–12 repetitions to warm up, then include higher-resistance holds for 3–5 seconds to focus on static strength. Alternate between the finger band and the grip ring to work both extensors and flexors in the hand. For rehabilitative use consider gentler progressions and consult a physiotherapist if there are existing nerve or joint issues, particularly with conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome or rheumatoid arthritis, because recovery needs individual guidance. A short daily routine of 5–10 minutes can maintain gains without fatiguing the forearm muscles excessively.
The kit comes with access to online tutorial videos and customer support for technique guidance and exercise planning according to the manufacturer. Some users may find the highest resistance level too much for initial sessions, so incremental increases are recommended to reduce strain.
