After a stroke
Movement between appointments
"Something to do on the days I don't see my physio."
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Hand exercise at home
Keep your hand moving, every day.
A motorised glove that guides each finger through its range of movement. Adjustable speed and force, left or right hand, sizes S to XXL.
4.7 from 133 reviews
90-day returns
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fingers, each on its own drive, so every joint gets movement rather than just the strong ones.
The hard part of hand exercises is doing them daily.
Repetition is what a hand routine asks of you, and it is the thing most people drop first. Guiding the movement takes the effort of starting out of it, which makes a daily habit easier to keep.
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fingers driven independently
10M
hand and size combinations
4M
training modes
90M
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What people use it for
After surgery
Working back to full range
"I started the week my surgeon cleared me to begin exercises."
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Stiffness
Gentle, repeatable movement
"The lowest setting is light enough for stiff mornings."
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Routine
Easier to keep up
"Ten minutes while the kettle boils and it's done."
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Four steps, then it's routine
01
Pick your hand and size
Left or right, S through XXL. Measure across your knuckles first.
02
Slide it on
The straps fasten one-handed, so you can set it up yourself.
03
Choose a mode
Guided movement, mirror mode, or a single finger at a time.
04
Set speed and force
Start at the lowest and build up over weeks, not days.
Four ways to train
One button switches modes depending on what the session is for.
Guided movement
The motors take each finger through a full open and close, so a session doesn't depend on grip strength you may not have yet.
Mirror mode
Your working hand leads and the glove follows on the other side. A familiar approach in hand therapy, set up so you can do it alone.
Speed and force you control
Two dials. Sessions start gentle and build as you go, rather than being fixed at a level that doesn't suit you.
Single-finger focus
Isolate one finger when a particular joint needs the work, instead of running the whole hand every time.
Hands relearn by moving, over and over.
That is the whole ask of a hand routine, and it is why so many people give up on one. Taking the effort out of starting a session is the point of this glove.
What buyers say
4.7 out of 5 from 133 reviews
The straps are the bit that sold me - I can get it on without asking anyone.
Jane A.· Verified
Quiet enough to use in the living room in the evening.
Sonja L.· Verified
Lining is softer than the photos suggest.
Michael H.· Verified
Started on the lowest speed and force and stayed there a fortnight before moving up.
Tom B.· Verified
Mirror mode is the one I use most once I got it set up.
Jay L.· Verified
Six weeks of daily use and nothing has loosened.
Priya N.· Verified
Well made and the control unit is simple to understand.
Karen S.· Verified
Arrived quickly and the right plug was in the box.
Clare M.· Verified
Fits better than the one I tried before this.
Daniel R.· Verified
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Try it for 90 days
If it doesn't suit your hand or your routine, return it.
Tracked shipping
With the right plug for your country.
Warranty included
Covered against faults.
90-day returns
Send it back if it isn't right.
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Questions you might have
It's a hand exercise device for people working on finger movement and grip at home, often alongside physiotherapy. It is not a treatment and does not replace medical advice. If you are recovering from a stroke, surgery or an injury, speak to your clinician before starting.
Ten to fifteen minutes once or twice a day is a common starting point. Build up slowly and stop if anything is painful.
Order for the hand you want to train. Measure around your palm at the knuckles without the thumb, and size up if you fall between sizes.
No. It runs from the mains and the adapter for your country is included.
Yes - the straps fasten one-handed. If you are under the care of a therapist, ask how it fits your programme.
Return it within 90 days.