Haul the groceries in one trip, open the stubborn jar, hang on through your last set — AllFive builds stronger, more capable hands by training each finger on its own, ring and pinky included, then your full grip, with just 5 minutes a day.
AllFive: The Pocket Hand Gym
Trains Each Finger
Builds Grip Strength
Finger & Grip Modes
Adjustable 11–132 lb
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90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Train with it for 90 days. Not feeling stronger? We'll refund you.
Jenna R.
I work a desk job and can only get to the climbing gym twice a week, so this lives next to my keyboard. Finger mode is the part I didn't know I needed. My ring and pinky finally feel like they're pulling their weight on small holds. It's way less intimidating than the hangboard I never mounted.
Reviews
What People Are Saying
Real routines from climbers, lifters, desk workers and everyone in between.
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Anna B.
Lifter
My grip always gave out before my back did on deadlifts, and I hated relying on straps. I keep this in my gym bag and do finger mode between sets and on rest days. The bar feels a lot more locked in now, and I'm holding heavy pulls without that panicky feeling in my hands.
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Greg S.
Guitarist
I picked up guitar again in my fifties and my pinky was useless on barre chords. A few minutes of finger mode while I watch TV has made a real difference. My pinky actually holds the string down now, and my hand doesn't give out halfway through practice like it used to.
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Dan W.
Golfer
My grip used to get loose and tired by the back nine, and I could feel the club moving in my hands. I started doing the five-minute routine at the kitchen table in the mornings. My hold on the club feels steadier now, and my hands don't feel tired at the end of a round.
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Rachel P.
Bought it for her dad
Got this for my dad's 68th birthday because he kept handing me jars to open. He was skeptical, but he likes that it starts light and he does it every evening while watching the news. Now he texts me his rep count like it's a high score. Best gift I've given him in years.
The weak link
Your Grip Is Only as Strong as Your Weakest Fingers
The jar that won't budge. The bar that slips on your last rep. The small hold you can't stick. Often it's not your whole hand that gives out first. It's the fingers that rarely get trained on their own.
25%
35%
26%
15%
40%of your grip force comes from your ring and pinky fingers
54%less grip strength when those two fingers are left out of the squeeze
In a normal squeeze, your strongest fingers take over. AllFive trains every finger on its own, then puts them back to work together.
Finger data: Methot et al., Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery, 2010.
How it works
Two Trainers in One
First isolate every finger. Then put them back to work together.
01 · Isolate
Finger Mode
Every Finger Gets Its Own Button
Pop out the four buttons and press each one with a single finger. Your ring and pinky can't hide behind your stronger fingers, so they get direct, focused work.
- 4 individual finger buttons
- Crimp-like fingertip position
- Train one finger or all four
02 · Integrate
Grip Mode
Then Squeeze It All Together
Tuck the buttons in and squeeze the full bar. Now that strength works as one: for the jar, the bar, the wall and everything in between.
- Full-hand squeeze bar
- Adjustable 11–132 lb
- Built-in rep counter
Who it's for
Built for Every Grip
From the climbing wall to the kitchen counter.
Jars, bags and tools, no struggle
Jars, grocery bags, garden tools, a car door on a cold morning. Strong hands make everyday things easier, at any age. Start light and build up at your own pace.
Finger strength between sessions
Get focused finger work on rest days and busy weeks, with no hangboard to mount. Finger Mode trains each finger in a crimp-like position, right at your desk.
A grip that holds on longer
Gi grips that fade halfway through a round? Train your hands on off days, in the car before class or straight from your gym bag.
Grip that keeps up with your back
When your grip gives out before your back does, your hands are the limit. Train every finger between sets and on rest days.
Strength in every finger, pinky too
A weak pinky makes barre chords a fight. A few minutes of Finger Mode while you watch TV works every finger on its own, pinky included.
A steadier hold on the club
Your hold on the club starts in your hands. Build grip strength at home in five minutes a day, so your hands don't tire before the back nine.
The comparison
Not Just Another Gripper
See how AllFive stacks up against the usual options.
Feature
AllFive
Regular gripper
Hangboard
Trains each finger on its own
Full-hand squeeze training
Adjustable resistance
11–132 lb
Some
Body weight
Built-in rep counter
Some
Fits in a pocket
No drilling or door frame
The 5-minute routine
Five Minutes. Every Finger.
5 days a week, at your desk, on the couch or in the car.
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Set Your Level
Turn the dial to a light setting. Every rep should feel controlled.
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Finger Mode
Pop out the buttons. 10 slow presses with each finger, two rounds.
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Grip Mode
Tuck the buttons in. Two sets of 15 full-hand squeezes.
Turn it up a notch each week
Track every rep on the counter
The AllFive Promise
A Full 90 Days to Feel the Difference
Train with it five minutes a day for up to 90 days. If your grip doesn't feel stronger, we'll refund your purchase, even if you've used it.
— The AllFive Team
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Train for Up to 90 Days
Use it at home, at your desk or on the road.
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Customer reviews
Loved by Hands of All Kinds
4.8
Based on 143 reviews
96%
would recommend AllFive to a friend
Rest day finger work sorted
I climb four days a week and on rest days I used to just sit around feeling guilty. Now I do Finger Mode on the couch for about 5 minutes with the dial low, just enough to keep my fingers awake.
JJordan K.
Ready for planting season
Bought this over the winter because pulling weeds and working the pruning shears was wearing my hands out by noon. I do the Finger Mode buttons while my coffee cools, and this spring I got through a whole morning in the beds without stopping to shake my hands out.
RRuth A.
Bought six for my wrestlers
Coach a youth wrestling club and picked up six of these for the older kids. They keep them in their bags and compete over the rep counter now, which I did not see coming but I'll take it.
RRay D.
Father's Day win
Father's Day present for my dad, who golfs four days a week. He started using it the morning he opened it and was already arguing with me about which notch to start on.
LLauren K.
Better trills already
I do a few minutes on the finger buttons before scales and my ring finger feels a lot more independent on trills. The rep counter keeps me honest about actually doing it.
MMartin W.
Shop approved
I'm a diesel mechanic and my hands used to be tired by 2pm from wrenching overhead all morning. It lives on my toolbox now. I grab it on breaks, crank out a set in Grip Mode and put it back. Grease wipes right off the matte finish too.
LLuis M.
Grab it every time a report loads
It sits right next to my keyboard and I grab it every time a report is loading. I'm 57 and my wife says my handshake has gotten firmer, which I'll take.
RRaymond O.
Desk crimps during meetings
I do a few sets of Finger Mode during calls with my camera off and nobody has a clue. Up two notches on the dial since I started in the spring.
KKevin L.Wish it came with a case
Works great, I use Grip Mode mostly between rounds at open mat. Only knock is it bounces around loose in my gym bag. A little pouch would be nice for the price.
JJavier L.Hotel room training solved
I travel for work about two weeks a month and hotel rooms don't have hangboards. This lives in my laptop bag now. Came back from my last trip and didn't feel like I'd lost anything on the wall.
MMarcus D.Not just another gripper
I've owned like three grippers over the years and all of them ended up in a drawer because squeezing a spring feels nothing like pulling on a crimp. The Finger Mode buttons are different. Your fingertips are bent the way they would be on an edge, and each finger has to do its own work so the pinky can't hide. Converted skeptic here.
BBen O.Forearms stay fresh longer
Rolling five rounds back to back used to cook my forearms by round three. Now I get through most of the night before they burn out. I do about five minutes on the couch most evenings.
NNicole S.Bullpen bag essential
lives in my bullpen bag now. Ring and pinky buttons are no joke.
JJavier M.Screen could be bigger
Rep counter is great but the screen is tiny. Under bright gym lights I have to tilt it to read.
VVictor A.Keeping up with the grandkids
Three grandkids under five and they all want to be carried at once. I started at the bottom of the dial and now I'm about halfway up. Swinging the little one onto my hip feels a lot easier than it did in the spring.
LLuis G.Better than a stress ball
I write code all day and need something in my hand while I think. This actually does something useful. Grip Mode during standups, Finger Mode while I wait on long builds.
WWei C.My mom actually uses it
My mother is 78 and stubborn about exercise, anything that looks like a workout is a hard no. This one she'll actually do because she can sit in her chair and watch the numbers go up on the little counter. She calls me to report her rep count like it's a high score. Now her neighbor wants one.
PPriya V.The counter is clutch
Rep counter keeps me honest. I'm terrible at counting in my head.
AAlyssa M.Lives in my crash pad
fits in the side pocket of my crash pad. comes on every bouldering trip now.
EEli W.Winning more hand fights
Wrestled in college and got back into it through a masters club. Hand fighting is where I was getting beat. Hitting Finger Mode daily has me winning more ties.
KKeith A.Car ride warmup
My wife drives us to the gym and I squeeze this the whole way there. Easy habit to keep.
KKevin R.Needs a pouch
Love the trainer itself and it goes everywhere in my backpack, but it really needs a pouch or case. The buttons and dial pick up lint from my bag. Easy fix, still glad I bought it.
SSophie T.Good for newer climbers
Started climbing in January and my forearms were always the first thing to go. A coach at my gym suggested some finger work off the wall and this was easy to stick with. Went from V2 to V4 since then, obviously not all from this but it helped.
SSofia R.passed around the station
firefighter here, we drag hose and swing tools all shift so grip matters a lot. a few guys at the station kept borrowing mine so I ordered a second one to keep on the rig.
KKevin F.Pianist with small hands
Octaves were always a stretch for me. I can't make my hands bigger, but my fourth and fifth fingers feel a lot more solid on the keys after two months of daily use.
MMei A.First V6 this fall
Sent my first V6 last month. Not saying it's all this thing, but it sure didn't hold me back.
IIsabel A.Gi grip fade is real
41 years old, started jiu jitsu at 37. My forearms were always the first thing to go. I keep the trainer on my desk at work and hit it during calls. Noticeably better sleeve grips after a month.
BBrian K.Tiny screen, solid trainer
Use it to warm up my hands before gigs. Only gripe is the rep counter screen is small and hard to read backstage where it's dark. Still a solid little trainer.
RRay G.Needs better instructions
The finger positions confused me at first and the little card in the box didn't help much. It took me a while to figure out how to tuck the buttons back in for Grip Mode. Now that I've got it down it's fine, but a clearer guide would help older folks like me.
GGerald N.Got one for each instructor
I run a small BJJ academy and bought four for my coaching staff after using mine for a month. We pass them around during the warmup talk. Easy call at $49 each compared to most gear.
RRafael C.Before class routine
College student here, I do it in my seat while waiting for lecture to start. Five minutes and done. Wish I'd found it before my first season of outdoor bouldering.
AAisha N.Ate my words on this one
My girlfriend got me this for my birthday and I rolled my eyes a little. Now I use it in the car on the way to the gym, her driving obviously. My warmup on the wall goes way quicker.
JJamal W.Lives on my desk now
I squeeze it during every Zoom call. Way better than clicking a pen.
PPriya A.Lowest setting is a bit firm
I have small hands and even the lowest setting felt firm the first week. It got easier and I like it now, just know it isn't featherlight to start.
LLinda Y.Gift from my daughter
My daughter sent this for my birthday and I figured it would end up in a drawer. Wrong. I keep the AllFive next to my recliner and the rep counter keeps me honest. I've gone up two notches on the dial since August.
WWalter H.Lives in my gi bag
Sits in my gi bag next to the finger tape and gets used before every class.
SSam P.Teammates keep borrowing it
Took it to batting practice once and now it gets passed around the whole dugout.
LLuis P.Needs a carry pouch
AllFive makes a good product. Would have given 5 stars but I wish it came with a pouch, right now it's rolling around loose in my pack with my shoes and chalk.
KKaitlyn S.Keeps my hands busy on calls
I'm 54 and spend most of the day on video calls with my camera off. I just work through the pinky and ring finger buttons while I listen. Nobody knows, and my grip feels noticeably better on weekends when I'm doing yard work.
DDenise R.Exactly what I needed
Simple, small, works. My spider guard grips thank me.
DDerek W.Hands are not the limit anymore
Dead hang went from 45 seconds to over 90. Pull-up sets end because of my lats now, not my hands.
NNathan P.22 years in the trade
I'm an ironworker, been in the trade 22 years and your hands are everything in this job. Picked up the AllFive because my nephew had one and I figured why not. It's tough, it's small, and turned up past halfway it gives me a real workout. Rides in my lunch bag every day now.
DDale R.Solid little unit
Retired machinist here. Well built, the dial clicks firmly into each setting and doesn't drift. AllFive did a nice job on this.
EEarl W.Took some getting used to
Took me a week to get the hang of it, I kept pressing two buttons at once. Once it clicked it's been great for my judo grips. Just give it some patience.
AAisha B.Late night gaming hands
Play a lot of competitive shooters and my left hand would get tired late in the night. Five minutes a day with this and I'm not shaking my hand out between matches anymore.
DDiego M.Recurve archer with small hands
I shoot Olympic recurve and my string fingers get tired well before my back does. Started at the lowest setting since my hands are on the small side, which felt right for me. The individual buttons are the reason I bought it, I can work index, middle and ring separately instead of just squeezing a ball. A month in I'm shooting longer ends without my fingers creeping.
MMei B.Solid, with a learning curve
The trainer itself feels well made and the dial goes heavy enough for me. It just took me a couple weeks to get comfortable with the finger positions in Finger Mode, bending my fingertips onto the buttons felt awkward at first. The instructions in the box were pretty thin too. It's growing on me, just wasn't love at first rep.
EEthan S.Steadier at full draw
Bowhunter here. Holding at full draw used to get shaky toward the end of a long practice session in the backyard. I started doing Finger Mode on my index, middle and ring most nights after dinner, then a quick set of full squeezes. Took about three weeks before I noticed it, but my release hand feels a lot more settled now and I'm not punching the trigger as much.
CCody L.Bought it for my husband
My husband is an auto mechanic and I picked this up for him. He was skeptical at first, now it rides in his truck and he uses it while I drive us to church on Sundays.
LLinda H.Louder clicks than expected
Does what it says and the resistance dial has plenty of range. The buttons click louder than I expected though, so I can't use it on calls without muting. Fine for TV time.
LLauren B.Rep counter keeps me going
I like seeing the number climb on the counter. Weirdly motivating.
BBrandon E.Back nine grip holds up
I keep it in the cart bag and do a few minutes of Grip Mode before my tee time. My lead hand doesn't fade on the back nine like it used to. Dial is on 6 right now.
WWalt H.Better than my old grippers
I've owned a pile of spring grippers over the years and they all do the same one thing. This one has the separate finger buttons, which is what actually matters for holding a sleeve or a collar. The dial means I don't need three different grippers anymore. I keep it in the cupholder and use it whenever I'm parked waiting on my kids.
JJamal A.Classical guitarist, cautious buyer
I'm skeptical of these gadgets because most grip trainers just build squeeze strength, which is not what guitar needs. The individual buttons are different. Each finger works on its own with the tip bent, much closer to fretting. After a month my pinky lands where I want it on fast passages more often. Not magic, but useful.
TThomas H.Better than spring grippers
Had a set of cheap spring grippers that were either too easy or impossible. Turning the dial up one notch at a time makes way more sense.
HHolly B.Replaced my phone scrolling
I fidget constantly while watching shows and used to just pick up my phone. Now I grab this and actually get something out of it. Up two notches on the dial since I started.
JJordan E.Slowpitch bat grip
I play slowpitch on two coed teams and wanted a stronger bat grip without adding more gym days. I keep the AllFive in my work bag and squeeze it during conference calls on mute, usually alternating Grip Mode and the pinky button since that's the finger that always slips on my bat. Doubles are coming off the bat harder this summer. The dial goes up way further than I'll ever need, which I kind of love.
TTasha B.Better grip on the boat
Reeling in and hauling the anchor was tiring my forearms faster than it used to. I use Grip Mode on the drive to the lake while my son drives. Big difference this season.
CClarence B.Shotgun seat training
Carpool with two buddies to the gym and I always ride shotgun, so that's 20 minutes of reps each way. All three of us have one now.
MMatt Z.Wish it came with a case
Works great and I use it every day at my desk. Only gripe is there's no pouch, and I worry about scratching it in my briefcase. Ended up using an old zippered pouch from the closet.
DDouglas M.My kind of gadget
Simple to use. Turn the dial, squeeze, watch the counter. That's my kind of gadget.
SShirley P.Friendly rivalry
Ordered two, one for me and one for my climbing partner. We text each other our rep counter numbers like it's a competition. Kind of dumb, kind of the best part.
TTomas G.Part of our warmup now
Olympic lifting coach here. My athletes do a round of Finger Mode before snatches. Nobody complains because it only takes a few minutes and their grip feels more locked in.
AAisha A.Good for axle work
Axle deadlift is all grip. This helped. Simple as that.
TTremaine J.Checked with my PT first
Had some wrist trouble last year so I asked my physical therapist before buying. She said the lowest setting was fine for me. Now I'm a couple notches up, my dinks feel more controlled and opening jars is easier too.
CCarol A.Lives in my purse
Small enough to live in my purse so I actually use it in waiting rooms.
GGloria S.Pinky no longer the weak link
Our local crag is all tiny sandstone edges and my pinky was always the one peeling off. Isolating it on its own button made it obvious how weak it was. Six weeks in, it's holding its own.
HHannah J.Teen tennis player approved
Our son is a junior on his high school team and does Finger Mode before practice. He says he can feel his forehand grip better. Way more useful than another can of balls.
RRamon A.Catcher hands
Squatting and catching 100+ pitches beats up your glove hand. I do Grip Mode on a lighter setting in the dugout between innings and heavier sets at home. Throws back to the mound feel snappier.
DDarnell W.Simple and well made
Feels solid, the dial turns smoothly, and it really is pocket size.
HHassan A.Judo player approved
I do judo twice a week and kumikata is everything. The individual buttons let me work the fingers that actually slip off the lapel. Small enough that it lives in my jacket pocket.
KKenji O.Not a gimmick
Thought it was a gimmick. It isn't. I use it every night watching Jeopardy.
FFrank D.Gi grapplers, get one
If you grapple in the gi, just get one. My lapel grips are way stickier.
MMia V.Pickleball crew wants one
Three of the guys at our 7am open play asked where I got it. My paddle feels lighter in my hand after a month of the 5 minute routine.
DDenise A.Took some getting used to
Finger Mode felt awkward for the first week or two and I wasn't sure I was doing it right. Wish there were more instructions in the box than the little card. It's fine now, just a slower start than I expected.
KKevin O.Cleared it with my PT
I'm a programmer and wanted something to do with my hands between tickets. I stick to Grip Mode on a low setting, and my hands feel a lot less tired after long stretches of typing.
NNathan S.Keeps up with framing work
Framing all day means a lot of hammer swings and carrying lumber. My grip feels stronger at the end of the week than it used to. Keep it in the truck console.
RRamon G.Wish it had a case
Great trainer, my grip and finger strength are clearly up after two months. My only wish is that it came with a pouch. It rattles around in my gym bag with my keys and chalk and I'd rather keep it protected.
SStephanie W.my kid stole it
meant it for my desk, but my 15 year old guitarist took it to his room. ordering another.
DDenise K.Jars are no longer winning
I'm 71 and pickle jars had started beating me. Five minutes a day on the couch during the evening news and after about a month I can open them myself again instead of handing them to my husband.
DDolores M.Older blue belt upgrade
I'm 46 and a blue belt, and the young guys used to strip my grips easy. AllFive gave me something I can do at my desk without changing clothes. My gi grips hold a lot better now.
PPaul R.Bass player approved
Four string bass, short thick fingers, and my ring and pinky never wanted to cooperate down low on the neck. Started on the lowest setting and went up one notch on the dial after about three weeks. Shifting positions feels steadier now.
JJamal R.Road trip companion
On road trips my wife takes the wheel and I sit there with this the whole way. Put a few hundred reps on the counter between Dallas and Houston.
CCurtis P.Route setter approved
Setter here, my hands are always tired from drilling and forerunning. Low dial on easy days just to keep the fingers moving and the ring finger in the game.
DDanny Q.Grip finally caught up
My pull was outrunning my grip by a mile, the bar kept rolling out of my hands around 455. Been using the trainer about 5 minutes a night for six weeks and last Saturday I pulled 475 double overhand without straps.
AAndre W.Held on through the 2k
I row on a masters crew and my forearms always gave out at the end of 2k pieces. I keep the dial on a lower setting and do high reps, like 60 to 80 per hand, and the rep counter keeps me honest. The last few pieces my grip held the whole way.
MMeredith C.Easy to stick with
I'm 58 and still climbing, and this is the easiest finger training I've actually kept up with.
LLinda F.Trail tested
Hiking with trekking poles for days at a time wears out my hands. I started using this about a month before a section hike on the AT and my grip felt a lot less fatigued on the long descents. Weighs next to nothing in the pack.
GGrace L.Birthday gift for my son
My son is 19 and teaching himself jazz guitar from YouTube. He kept saying his pinky wouldn't reach on seventh chords, so I got him this for his birthday. A few weeks later he sent me a video playing a voicing he couldn't manage before. It lives on his nightstand now. Good gift for any young musician.
PPatricia R.Solid, display is tiny
Does exactly what I want for golf grip work. Only knock is the rep counter screen is small and I need my readers to see it outdoors. Otherwise great.
HHoward E.Work from home win
My hands felt weak from typing all day. The AllFive sits next to my keyboard and I grab it on every call. Jar lids feel easier lately, which made me laugh.
MMaria V.Missed Father's Day
Ordered two weeks out so it would arrive for Father's Day and it showed up four days late. Dad likes it fine, but the whole point was having it on the day. Not happy about the timing.
BBrian B.Lives in my gym bag
Small enough for the side pocket of my gym bag. I use it between squat sets now.
KKayla R.Small but tough
Didn't expect the top settings to be this hard. Plenty of room to grow.
GGrace C.Good, but the buttons click
Works great for grip. Only knock is the Finger Mode buttons click louder than I expected, my wife can hear it from the kitchen when I use it on the couch. Not a dealbreaker.
BBrian A.Dad keeps it in the car
Got this for my dad, a 74 year old Navy vet who refuses to slow down. He keeps the AllFive in the console and squeezes away while my mom drives them to church. He's already turned the dial up twice.
MMarcus E.Ring finger catching up
Ring finger is finally keeping up on crimps. Five minutes a day, that's it.
PPriya S.Rest days well spent
Way better than doing nothing on rest days. Fingers feel fresh for the next session.
CCarlos V.Husband uses it every night
Birthday present for my husband who plays rec softball. He keeps it next to his recliner and I hear it clicking away during the news. He's a few notches up on the dial now and very proud of it.
AAngela D.Husband loves it
Christmas gift for my husband. He hasn't put it down since.
MMei L.Skeptic turned believer
I research everything before buying and was skeptical of a pocket gadget for grip. What sold me was the 90-day guarantee. Three weeks in, I'm keeping it. The resistance dial has a wide range, I started near the bottom for the finger buttons and use a much higher setting for full squeezes. My closed guard collar grips feel more secure in sparring.
WWalter J.Pinky finally pulls its weight
My pinky and ring finger were always the weak link on lapel grips. Not anymore.
DDanielle F.Glad I took the chance
Was on the fence at $49 but the 90-day guarantee made it an easy try. No plans to send it back. Finger Mode is legit for crimp strength.
GGabe M.Pinky was my weak link
Did not realize how weak my pinky and ring finger were until I tried Finger Mode. Each finger gets its own button so you can't cheat with the strong ones. My hook grip on cleans feels way more secure now.
PPriya N.Helped my two-hander late in matches
I play 4.0 league and my two handed backhand always got sloppy late in third sets. Started using the trainer on the couch while watching matches, mostly Grip Mode plus some Finger Mode for the ring and pinky since those are what actually hold the racquet. Eight weeks in and I'm holding my grip way longer in long rallies. The rep counter keeps me from cheating on sets.
PPriya B.Nice between sets
I'm not a big lifter, just a regular guy who goes to the Y three times a week. I use this between bench sets and the barbell feels more solid in my hands.
PPaul E.He hasn't put it down
Gave it to my brother for his 50th. Now he brings it on every golf trip.
NNicole V.From 30 lb to 70
Started the dial around 30 lb. Eight weeks later I'm at 70 and still climbing.
OOmar S.Between sets habit
At the regular gym I'll do a round of Finger Mode between sets instead of scrolling my phone. Matte black, small, nobody looks twice.
AAndre P.Wish it had a pouch
Bought for my nephew who shoots trap. He likes it a lot, but it rolls around loose in his range bag with shells and ear pro. A simple case would make it perfect.
SSandra F.Short learning curve
Good little trainer and I use it daily. Took me a week or so to get used to the finger positions, at first my middle finger kept wanting to do everything. Once it clicked it felt natural.
RRyan C.Bought it for my lead hand
I'm 64 and have been losing distance the last couple seasons. My club pro mentioned grip strength, especially the last three fingers of the left hand, so I went looking and found this. I do the pinky and ring buttons in Finger Mode, then a set of full squeezes, roughly 5 minutes in the morning with coffee. Not hitting it like I'm 40 but my grip feels firmer through impact.
FFrank B.Arrived after the birthday
Ordered this as a birthday gift for my mother and shipping took longer than I expected, it showed up four days after her birthday. The trainer itself seems nice and she likes it, but I was counting on it getting here in time.
AAngela R.Our youth team loves it
I coach a youth climbing team and grabbed one to test before recommending it to parents. The kids fight over it on the bus to comps, mostly because of the rep counter. I keep the dial low for them and stick to Finger Mode. Easy to explain, easy to supervise, and it fits in my coaching bag with everything else.
RRob N.Simple and it works
Five minutes at my desk during lunch. Grip is noticeably stronger after a month.
KKenji M.Got it for my pitcher
My 15 year old pitches travel ball and her coach talked about finger strength for spin. She does Finger Mode in the car on the way to tournaments and actually likes watching the counter go up. Easy gift to get right.
KKevin A.Collar grips last longer now
Purple belt here, and my collar grips used to die halfway through the second round. Been doing about 5 minutes a day in Finger Mode for six weeks and I'm hanging on way longer during rolls.
AAndre M.Didn't expect much
didn't expect much from something this small but it's legit. I train MMA 4 nights a week and do construction during the day, so my grip was already decent. Started the dial around 30 lb in Finger Mode and I'm up a few notches now. The counter helps because I'm lazy about tracking anything otherwise. Keeps me honest.
LLuis A.A routine I can stick to
Five minutes a day is realistic for me. That's why it works.
JJoyce H.Drummer here
Stick control lives in the fingers and this gets at exactly that. I keep it in my stick bag and run through all four buttons before rehearsal. Watching the counter climb each week is weirdly motivating.
BBrandon F.We fight over who gets it
My wife and I are both in our sixties and we keep stealing it from each other. Probably going to order a second one.
TTom F.Farmer carries went up
Added 20 lb per hand to my farmer carries during strongman meet prep. This was the only thing I changed.
JJamal H.Range day prep
Competitive pistol shooter. Grip consistency matters a ton for recoil control and this is the easiest way I've found to train it without hauling grippers around. The rep counter is a nice touch for keeping my sets honest.
BBrent A.Pinky finally shows up
Been playing guitar for twelve years and my pinky always lagged on stretches. Ten minutes in Finger Mode while I watch TV every night and my barre chords already sound cleaner.
AAndre L.Dad approved
Bought one for my dad and he ended up ordering two more for his golf buddies.
KKevin N.Half my box bought one
Brought it to my box and now three other people have ordered one. Toes to bar and rope climbs used to fry my forearms halfway through, now I get through the whole workout.
JJasmine T.Great for my piano playing
I play piano for our Sunday service and noticed my ring finger and pinky on the left hand were getting lazy. The Finger Mode buttons let me work each one separately, which nothing else I tried did. After a couple months the keys feel more even under my hands and the hymns with long runs don't wear me out like they used to.
AAnnette C.Perfect for lectures
Fits in my hoodie pocket. I use it in the back row during lectures and nobody notices.
AAaliyah J.Buttons are a bit loud
Solid trainer and my grips feel stronger. The buttons click louder than I expected though, so my wife banned it during movie night. Fine everywhere else.
CChris N.Easy daily habit
Five minutes with coffee every morning. Easy to stick with.
FFrank A.Counter numbers are tiny
Good trainer and I can tell I'm getting stronger, but at 69 I need my readers to see the rep counter. Bigger numbers would be nice.
PPatricia G.Solid, a little clicky
Really like it overall. Only gripe is the buttons click louder than I expected, so using it in the gym lounge is fine but at home my wife definitely notices. Works great for pinky strength though.
DDerek H.Now we fight over it
Bought it for my son who wrestles in high school, now we both want it every night.
TTom H.Ukulele and mandolin player
Small instruments mean cramped fingerings, and my ring finger was always the weak link. The Finger Mode buttons isolate it nicely. I'm retired and play most evenings, so I appreciated starting on the lowest setting.
GGloria N.Trigger finger approved
Use it on the index finger button before range days. Small enough for the range bag.
MMarcus J.One trip from the car
My personal goal was getting every grocery bag in from the car in one trip like I used to. Took about six weeks of five minutes a day but I did it last Saturday.
CCarol J.PT gave me the green light
After my wrist surgery last year I asked my physical therapist before using it. She said it was fine at the lowest setting, so that's where I started. I like seeing the count so I don't overdo it. Carrying the laundry basket feels steadier now.
HHarold K.Grip Mode too firm for me
It does what it says, but the lowest setting is still a bit firm for my small hands in Grip Mode. Finger Mode is fine. I wish the range started lower so I could ease into it. Keeping it, just not sold on the grip side yet.
MMei T.Small steps on the dial
I tweaked a pulley last year and was nervous about going back to hangboarding. My PT said this was fine to use at the lowest setting, so I started there with Finger Mode and only moved the dial when it felt easy. Being able to go up in small steps made me feel a lot more in control. Climbing regularly again and feeling steadier on small holds.
NNatalie B.Desk job, powerlifter at night
I sit at a desk all day and powerlift at night. Keep it next to my keyboard and knock out ring and pinky reps during long calls. At my last meet my deadlift grip held on every attempt for the first time.
MMegan O.Asked my doctor first
I have some arthritis in my hands so I checked with my doctor before starting. She said light use was fine, so I keep the dial low and go slow. I feel more confident gripping the steering wheel and the railing on my stairs.
BBernice T.Finger independence, finally
Every guitar teacher I've had told me to work on finger independence and I never knew how outside of boring exercises. This makes it easy to do on the couch. Ring and pinky are catching up.
CCarlos I.Great stocking stuffer
Fit right in the stocking and both my boys fought over it Christmas morning.
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FAQ
Questions, Answered
Everything you want to know before you try AllFive.
Will it actually help my climbing? I've heard grippers don't.
You heard right: a classic squeeze gripper trains a closed fist, and that's not how you hold a crimp.
That's exactly why AllFive has Finger Mode. Each finger presses its own button with a bent, crimp-like fingertip, so your ring and pinky can't hide behind your middle finger.
Think of it as a supplement to climbing, not a replacement:
- Focused finger work on rest days
- Training at your desk or on the road
- A backup for weeks you can't get to the wall
- No hangboard to mount, no door frame required
Start light, progress slowly, and let your fingers adapt.
How is it different from a $10 gripper or a stress ball?
A basic gripper or ball trains one thing: the full-hand squeeze. In that squeeze, your strongest fingers tend to do most of the work, so your ring and pinky, which provide about 40% of your grip force, rarely get trained directly.
AllFive is two trainers in one:
- Finger Mode: four individual buttons to work each finger on its own
- Grip Mode: a full squeeze bar for overall strength
- Adjustable 11–132 lb dial, so it grows with you
- Built-in rep counter, so you can see your progress
One device that grows with you, instead of a drawer full of grippers you've outgrown.
What if it's too hard for me?
That's one of the most common worries, especially for beginners and older adults, and it's exactly why AllFive adjusts.
- Start at the lowest setting: approx. 11 lb (5 kg)
- Keep sets short: every rep should feel smooth and controlled, never strained
- Turn it up a notch only when your reps feel easy
Grip strength naturally declines with age, and it's the strength you use every day: opening jars, carrying groceries, gardening. AllFive lets you train it at your own pace, in your own kitchen or living room. You're never stuck with a resistance that's too heavy or too light.
How long until I notice a difference?
Honestly, it depends on your starting point, and we won't promise a magic number. Here's what we do know:
- In the first weeks of any strength training, much of the progress comes from your nervous system getting better at using the muscle you already have.
- Tendons adapt more slowly than muscle, so steady work beats going all-out.
That's why consistency beats intensity. The routine takes about five minutes a day, with no gym and no setup, so it's easy to stick with. The dial and counter let you track your own progress, and you have a full 90 days to see how your hands respond.
Will it hold up? Cheap grippers always break.
We hear you. Broken springs and cracked handles are the #1 complaint about cheap grippers.
- Steel spring built for thousands of reps
- Reinforced ABS/nylon housing that stands up to daily use
- 90-day money-back guarantee if anything isn't right
Can I use it if I have arthritis, carpal tunnel or an old injury?
Please check with your doctor or physical therapist first. AllFive is a general fitness tool and isn't designed to diagnose or treat any condition.
If you get the go-ahead:
- Start at the lowest setting
- Keep every rep smooth and pain-free
- Stop if you feel sharp pain, numbness or tingling
What if it's not for me?
Then you shouldn't be stuck with it. Train with AllFive for 90 days. If your grip doesn't feel stronger, email us at support@tryallfive.com and we'll refund your purchase, even if you've used it. Just reach out and we'll take care of the rest.
Buying it as a gift? The same 90-day guarantee applies, so there's no risk in getting it wrong.
We'd rather you try it than wonder.
Still have a question?
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