Adjustable hand gripper 5-60 kg Adjustable wrist training squeezer Excellent tool for regeneration and rehabilitation Ergonomic and ambidextrous design makes it suitable for everyone Suitable for building wrist and forearm strength Wide range of adjustment allows you to adjust the resistance to suit your needs Adjustable with rotary knob Willingly chosen by: climbers athletes people training martial arts Material: new reinforced ABS, flexible TPR plastic, polypropylene and steel Resistance: 5-60 kg Dimensions: 14,8 x 9,5 x 2 cm Discover our Adjustable Hand Squeezer, which is a great tool for building wrist and forearm strength. Its versatility makes it ideal for both professionals and amateurs, and it also provides effective support in regeneration and rehabilitation. Adjustable Resistance from 5 to 60 kg: The squeezer has an easy-to-use rotary knob, thanks to which you can adjust the resistance from 5 to 60 kg. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the exercises to your individual needs and level of advancement. Ergonomic and Ambidextrous Design: The ergonomic design of the squeezer provides comfort and convenience of use with both right and left hands, making it suitable for any user. Comprehensive Application: The squeezer is ideal for people actively practicing sport, climbers, martial arts practitioners, as well as for those who undergo hand and forearm rehabilitation. High Quality Materials: Made of new reinforced ABS, flexible TPR plastic, polypropylene and steel for durability, strength and long-lasting use. Parameters: Resistance: 5-60 kg, which allows you to gradually increase the intensity of training. Dimensions: 14,8 x 9,5 x 2 cm, compact size for easy storage and transport. Material: New reinforced ABS, flexible TPR plastic, polypropylene and steel. Our Adjustable Hand Squeezer 5-60 kg is the perfect tool for anyone who wants to build strength and endurance of their hands and forearms. Its adjustable resistance and ergonomic design make it an essential equipment for athletes, climbers, martial arts practitioners and those who are undergoing rehabilitation.