Motorized Hand & Finger Strength Trainer | Split Finger Training, 5 Levels, S-XXL
The stiffness in your fingers after a long day of typing, the grip that feels weaker than it used to, the hands that just want to move more freely. This motorized glove works each finger individually, guiding it through a gentle range of motion at whatever strength and speed feels right.
Why it works
- Split finger training. Turn the valve to choose which fingers are active — work one, a few, or all of them.
- 5 strength levels, 5 speeds. Start gentle and build up as your hand adjusts.
- Guided mode. Let one hand set the pace for the other, so both sides move together.
- 15-minute auto-timer. Shuts off on its own after a session, so it won't run longer than intended.
- Simple to use. Put the glove on, plug it in, and go.
- Sized to fit. Available in sizes S through XXL, as a single hand or a pair.
Specifications
- Material: composite material
- Strength levels: 5
- Speed settings: 5
- Timer: 15 minutes, automatic
- Power: plug-in, corded
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
Good to know
Start on the lowest strength and speed, especially the first time, and build up gradually as your hand gets used to the motion.
A note on use
This is a personal-care fitness product for general hand and finger mobility, not a medical device, and it isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or manage any medical condition. If you have a hand injury, a joint condition, or any concerns about hand strength or mobility, check with your doctor before use. Stop if you feel pain.
Covered by our 30-day return policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which size to get?
Measure your hand and compare it to a standard glove size chart (S, M, L, XL, XXL).
Can I train just one or two fingers?
Yes. Turn the valve to select which fingers are active — you don't have to run all of them at once.
What's "guided mode"?
One glove can set the pace and let the other one follow along, so both hands move together.
Does it run on battery?
No, it's a plug-in design — you'll need to be near an outlet while using it.
Should I buy one glove or a pair?
Get a single hand if you only want to train one side, or a pair if you want both.