Stress Balls for Adults (6 Pack), Stress Ball, Hand Strengthening Devices, Hand Exercisers for Strength, Exercise Squeeze Squishy Wrist Ball, Physical Therapy Exerciser, Grip Strength Trainer

Great for stress and also good for physical therapy. Great for after surgery

I had a fistula implant surgery last Friday, and was advised to get a stress ball. I didn’t realize there were so factors to consider. So after doing some research, I landed on these little guys. They are great. I got a six pack with different resistant levels. Now, the balls are smaller than your average stress ball. I can almost close my whole hand around it, but that feels very comfortable to me. They seem to be made out of the same material as bouncy balls so I would keep them away from children of bitting age, and pets. The colors are delightful, and they feel very comfortable in my relatively small hand. You can feel the difference in resistance from xs- extra firm and everything inbetween. (There are 6 balls) The balls were well worth the cost and the expedited shipping got it to me the day after order. Even my surgeon like than! Would highly recommend .

These area excellent therapy devices, specially for SENIORS or people with hands affected by weather or accident. I'm a senior and hands always hurt, specially in the morning. So I practice every day, one hand for the cell phone :-) while I'm squeezing the theraball and moving my fingers from the other hand. then I switch. You gonna love it!!!

I'm a first time user pf stress balls but it seems to me there is little difference in resistance over the range x-soft to x-firm. The ball diameter is about the same size as other for sale on the Amazon site, Some people complain about that size but it doesn't bother me, I chose this product as I wanted more that three stress balls that some others offer. They comes with a exercise instruction sheet (you can find more on internet) and a cloth storage bag. I like to do exercises and do multiple things at the same time such as walking with weights. During my seated leg exercise routines, I'm now going hand stress exercises as well. I have two balls in each hand (see photo) and every time I move a leg (right or left) I squeeze both sets of stress balls as hard as I can. After ten such leg movements I swap the stress balls in case there actually is a difference in ball resistance. Swap back again every ten times over and over until all my seated leg exercises are done. Other than little variation is stress ball resistance I'm happy with this product.

Very therapeutic.

Too small, geel like slime

I was a bit suspicious of buying these balls online because I was afraid they would not be similar enough to the ones my PT wants me using. After inspecting what felt like a bazillion photos though I settled on these- I showed my PT before buying them and got the go-ahead. They arrived today. They are very similar to the ones I use at my PT's office and should be useful to help my hands. I like the different densities, I am on the lowest due to my joint disease but maybe I will be able to gain some strength with practice. I like the texture of these a lot. They come with a paper showing which color is which strength and a storage bag. If your Physical therapist recommended hand balls, these are a good option.

I like the squeezability of resistance each ball has. Color code works great and the material makes it easy to hold on to.

Too small for a comfortable fit in the hand. Sticky and not much stiffens difference between the balls of different colours.

Las estoy usando para ejercitar manos y brazos, me parecen muy resistentes