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The Cando PowerWeb 14-inch Combo Hand Exerciser gives therapists and patients the flexibility of dual resistance in a single tool — Red (Light) on one side and Blue (Heavy) on the other. Simply flip the web to switch between resistance levels without reaching for a different tool. Resistance can be further fine-tuned by adjusting hand position or the depth of finger insertion. Supports flexion, extension, opposition, and supination exercises.
Occupational therapists and physical therapists who need a single dual-resistance tool that allows patients to warm up at a lighter resistance and progress to heavier resistance within the same session will find the Cando PowerWeb Combo a 14 inch Red/Blue option that switches resistance levels with a simple flip. Home users who want a versatile hand exerciser that provides two resistance levels in one tool will find the flip-to-switch design practical for daily hand and wrist strengthening exercises. Individuals who are progressing through the PowerWeb resistance series and want the convenience of two levels in one web will find the Light and Heavy combination a practical mid-to-upper range option. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Cando PowerWeb products will find the 10083H a consistently available 14 inch Combo hand exerciser in Red and Blue.
How do I switch between the Light and Heavy resistance?
Simply flip the web over. The Red side provides Light resistance and the Blue side provides Heavy resistance. No tools or adjustments are needed — just flip and continue your exercise.
Can I adjust the resistance beyond the two preset levels?
Yes. In addition to flipping between Red and Blue sides, you can fine-tune resistance by adjusting your hand position on the web or changing the depth of finger insertion. Shallower insertion reduces resistance; deeper insertion increases it.
What exercises can I do with the PowerWeb?
The PowerWeb supports flexion (finger and wrist curling), extension (finger and wrist straightening), opposition (thumb-to-finger pinch patterns), and supination (forearm rotation). A wide range of hand and wrist exercises can be performed with a single web.
When should I progress to a different resistance color?
Progress to a higher resistance color when you can complete your exercise sets comfortably with good form at the current resistance level. Consult your therapist for guidance on appropriate progression timing for your specific program.