Fabrication Enterprises CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 10, Yellow (X-Light)

CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 10, Yellow (X-Light)

CanDo graded pinch finger exerciser replacement pinch pins are x-light resistance rehab accessories for hand and finger exercise programs. This yellow set works well for therapy and rehabilitation settings that need replacement pieces for a complete exerciser set, especially when starting with lower resistance. Each pack includes 10 yellow pinch pins with x-light resistance for progressive exercise routines.

Good Fit For

• Physical therapy centers
• Clinics and hospitals
• Retirement homes
• Sports facilities

Key Features

• Replacement pinch pins for the CanDo graded pinch finger exerciser system
• X-light resistance level supports early-stage hand and finger exercise work
• Yellow color makes this resistance level easy to identify in progressive routines
• Helps support exercises for dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination
• Pack of 10 is practical for therapy departments, clinics, and shared rehab spaces

Applications and Usage

• Replacing missing or worn pinch pins from a complete exerciser set
• Starting a rehabilitation program with x-light resistance exercises
• Hand injury recovery programs focused on finger strength and dexterity
• Fine motor coordination exercises in therapy settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: Set of 10.
• These are replacement pinch pins, so buyers should confirm they need refill components rather than a complete set.
• This yellow version is the x-light resistance option for programs that use progressive resistance by color.

FAQ

• Are these replacement pieces or a full exerciser set? These are replacement pinch pins intended for use with the complete CanDo graded pinch finger exerciser set.
• What resistance level is this version? This set is yellow and x-light in resistance.
• How many pinch pins come in one pack? Each pack includes a set of 10 replacement pinch pins.
• What are these pinch pins used for? They are used in hand and finger exercise programs to help improve dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination.
• Where are these replacement pinch pins commonly used? They are a good fit for physical therapy centers, clinics, hospitals, sports facilities, and retirement homes.

From CanDo by Fabrication Enterprises.