FitBeast WLQSETHSXL01 9-Piece Grip Strength Trainer Kit

Grip Strength Trainer: FitBeast WLQSETHSXL01 is a nine-piece hand and finger exercise kit made from listed silicone. The listing describes multiple resistance levels and portability, but its resistance figures vary across sections, so check the selected listing details before relying on a particular level.

At a glance

The listing presents it as a kit for grip, finger and forearm exercises.
Its product details list silicone and a Deep Blue colour.
The listing describes it as portable and says an instructional manual and tutorial guide are included.

Price

£9.99Save 29%

Reference price: ~~£13.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Often bought together

FitBeast Grip Strength Trainer, Finger Exerciser, Forearm Strengthener 9-Piece Kit, Hand Grip Strengthener Targeted Strength,

£19.99

Pros and cons

Pros

A multi-piece set is presented for several kinds of hand and finger exercise rather than grip squeezing alone.
The product description gives three finger-stretcher band resistance levels: 6.6LB, 8.8LB and 11LB.
The claimed compact format may suit exercising at home, in an office or while travelling.

Cons

Customer feedback includes reports of durability problems, including some units breaking within an hour of use.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	FitBeast
Model	WLQSETHSXL01

Materials and design
Material listed	Silicone
Colour	Deep Blue
Shape	Round-shaped & Multi-hole
Dimensions (L x W)	14.5L x 8.5W centimetres

Resistance and quantity
Tension level	Heavy
Number of items	9

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Resistance details are inconsistent: the listing gives grip-device ranges of 10-20LB to 50-60LB and finger-band levels of 6.6LB, 8.8LB and 11LB, while customer feedback describes flexion-ring levels of 20-70lbs. It also describes the kit as nine pieces without providing a component-by-component inventory. Confirm the selected listing's set contents and resistance figures before buying. The listing's rehabilitation and injury-prevention language is a product claim, not evidence of a treatment outcome.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People looking for a portable kit for general grip, finger and forearm exercise.
Buyers who want a range of resistance options for hand workouts and can verify which components and levels are in the selected listing.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs a clearly documented component-by-component kit or one unambiguous resistance scale.
Anyone choosing equipment for recovery from an injury or condition without guidance from an appropriate healthcare professional.

FitBeast WLQSETHSXL01 9-Piece Grip Strength Trainer Kit · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 4,299 ratings

5 stars62%62%
4 stars25%25%
3 stars10%10%
2 stars1%1%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback describes useful resistance options, improved grip and effectiveness for wrist and finger exercise, as well as general hand and forearm work. Some feedback also reports durability problems, including breakage within an hour. This matters for a kit whose claimed value rests on having several exercise options, but the reports do not establish how often breakage occurs or which component is affected. Feedback also cites flexion-ring levels of 20-70lbs, which do not align clearly with the listing's resistance figures, so verify the exact configuration and levels.

Positive themes

Customers describe the kit as useful for general hand and forearm exercise and report grip improvement.
Customer feedback appreciates the range of resistance options and the user manual.

Negative themes

Some customers report components breaking quickly, including within an hour of use.

Frequently asked questions

What resistance levels does the listing give?

It gives finger-stretcher band levels of 6.6LB, 8.8LB and 11LB, and describes grip resistance ranging from 10-20LB to 50-60LB. Customer feedback refers to flexion rings at 20-70lbs, so confirm the levels for the selected kit.

What comes in the nine-piece kit?

The listing calls it a nine-piece kit and mentions stretch bands, grip devices, an instructional manual and a tutorial guide, but does not provide a complete component-by-component inventory. Check the selected listing for exact contents.

Is it suitable for rehabilitation?

The listing markets it for rehabilitation and recovery, but does not establish a treatment benefit. Seek professional advice before using exercise equipment for an injury or medical condition.