Performance Health Squeeze Ball Hand Exerciser, Blue, Soft Resistance, Standard Size
Performance Health Squeeze Ball Hand Exerciser, Blue, Soft Resistance, Standard Size - Pack of 12 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Performance Health Squeeze Ball Hand Exerciser, Blue, Soft Resistance, Standard Size - Pack of 12 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Performance Health Squeeze Ball Hand Exerciser, Blue, Soft Resistance, Standard Size
The Performance Health Squeeze Ball Hand Exerciser is a simple, effective tool designed to support hand therapy, grip strengthening, and stress relief. Featuring a soft resistance level, this blue standard-size ball is ideal for individuals beginning a hand rehabilitation program or looking for a gentle way to maintain hand and wrist mobility.
Squeezing the ball helps relieve tension and anxiety through safe, repetitive physical activity while also supporting recovery from trauma, injury, carpal tunnel syndrome, or arthritis. Occupational and physical therapists commonly recommend squeeze balls to help patients manage acute or chronic pain, improve circulation, and rebuild strength in weakened hand muscles.
With a 2-7/16-inch diameter, this standard-size ball fits comfortably in most hands, making it easy to incorporate into daily therapy routines or general grip-strengthening exercises. Its soft resistance provides a gentle starting point for users who need low-impact, controlled exercise to relieve joint pain and gradually strengthen hand and wrist muscles.
Sold under the SammonsPreston brand by Performance Health, this hand exerciser is a trusted choice for clinics, therapists, and home users seeking a reliable, easy-to-use tool for everyday hand therapy needs.
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