Fabrication Enterprises CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 5 (1 ea: yellow, red, green, blue, black)

CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 5 (1 ea: yellow, red, green, blue, black)

CanDo graded pinch finger exerciser replacement pinch pins are a five-piece set used with the complete exerciser set. They are a practical choice for therapy and rehab settings that need color-coded progressive resistance for hand and finger strengthening, dexterity work, and fine motor coordination. This set includes one each in yellow, red, green, blue, and black.

Good Fit For

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

Key Features

• Replacement pinch pins for the CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser complete set
• Set of 5 supports progressive exercise levels in one purchase
• Color-coded resistance makes it easy to identify and increase difficulty gradually
• Used to help build hand and finger strength
• Supports dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination work

Applications and Usage

• Replacing missing or worn pinch pins in a complete exerciser set
• Progressive hand and finger strengthening programs
• Dexterity and fine motor coordination exercises
• Grip strength exercises during hand injury recovery

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: Set of 5.
• These are replacement pinch pins and are meant to be used with the complete set
• Resistance changes by color, so buyers can choose a full progression rather than a single level

FAQ

• Are these replacement pieces or a full exerciser system? These are replacement pinch pins for use with the complete CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser set.
• How many pinch pins come in this set? The set includes five pinch pins total.
• Which resistance levels are included? You get one each in yellow, red, green, blue, and black, covering a progression from X-Light to X-Heavy.
• What kinds of exercises are these used for? These pinch pins are used for hand and finger strengthening, along with exercises for dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination.
• Where are these pinch pins commonly used? Common settings include physical therapy centers, clinics, hospitals, sports facilities, and retirement homes.

From CanDo by Fabrication Enterprises.