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No hay artículos en el carroBuilding Calluses es esencial para tocar un instrumento de cuerda. Más de 2 millones de personas nuevas comienzan a tocar un instrumento de cuerda cada año. Doce meses después, 90% de parada. La razón número uno para detenerse es el dolor por falta de callos y fuerza de los dedos. Hemos diseñado el constructor de callos Fender y el fortalecedor de dedos para ayudar en ambas áreas. Simula fácilmente el ángulo exacto que tocas tu instrumento. A diferencia de la mayoría de los ejercitadores de dedos, el Fender Callus Builder se puede sostener en diferentes ángulos, lo que permite al usuario hacer ejercicio en el mismo ángulo que toca su instrumento. ¿Qué fuerza es adecuada para mí? El Fender Callus Builder está disponible en dos tensiones, rojo = 8 libras y negro = 15 libras. Estas tensiones se midieron mediante un medidor de fuerza aplicado entre el primer y segundo bordes elevados exteriores. Si mueves los dedos más cerca del centro, la tensión aumenta. Por ejemplo, si el usuario aplica presión entre el tercer y cuarto bordes elevados, la tensión será un 50% mayor. No somos conscientes de que ningún otro ejercitador de dedos ofrezca 15 libras de tensión, así como de la flexibilidad para aumentar las tensiones a más de 20 libras simplemente moviendo los dedos más cerca del centro. Para principiantes, el pellizco rojo perfecto será suficiente. A medida que fortaleces y mejoras, será el momento de la pizca perfecta negra. Para músicos experimentados y bajistas, querrás el Black Fender Callus Builder. Ofrecemos un paquete combinado con descuento.
Dr. John L. Takeuchi Turner
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de febrero de 2025
Preparing to play again, this nifty device helps me to harden up my fingertips again! This 15-pound unit requires a bit of strength, and it prompted me to order and begin with the 8-pound FENDER callus builder first!No problems with the unit so far, and I now use both daily. My fingers are stronger, callus formation happening, and the price was great with fast shipping! The magnet is great to store them on my metal cabinet door.Highly recommended for new guitar players or returning back to strings!!
Anthony F. Moorman
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de enero de 2025
So far so good. When not practicing and watching TV it’s a fun passive thing to do to build strength and callous build up. But I also need to remember to practice practice practice. Just by practicing muscles and callous will happen naturally. But maybe this little gadget is a small hack to build finger strength early and get through finger tip pain quicker. 🤘
Always looking to mimic life more closely
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de agosto de 2024
Like most people starting out on guitar I find 15 or 20 minutes into playing I have to stop. My fingers hurt, and I lack strength and flexibility in my ring and pinky fingers in particular. I leave this in my car and I use it similarly to a stress ball. My callouses have and I find I can now practice for an hour or more. Better than that though, my playing is much better because I have the strength to properly press the strings. Now if I can figure out how to stretch out my fingers I’ll be doing great. This is a simple gator clip with 15 lbs of tension and a bumpy surface on one side, so simple but incredibly effective.
phil
Comentado en Canadá el 27 de noviembre de 2024
Builds calluses quickly. Would recommend
Stephen McSpirit
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de octubre de 2024
I haven't experience any issues like some other reviews have talked about with the unit breaking after some days of using it. I've been using this mostly daily for almost a month now and it works very well. Plastic and rubber(or maybe silicone?) parts look and feel thick and sturdy. Maybe it would cause an issue if you squeeze very hard and fast over and over, but that's not how you should use this product anyway. The goal isnt to squeeze as hard as you can. I press hard but not too hard to where it's painful, slowly do a few reps squeezing the clip about halfway, causing deep imprints on my finger tips. Then i move my fingers left, right, up, down while i hold down on a single line. Which essentially just tugs the skin on your finger tips in every direction, causing your skin to want to callus even more. Honestly i think pulling the skin causes callus more than just pressure on an area.Haven't tried the magnet but it seems firmly attached by a blot of glue. The magnet does move around a tad so if you used the magnet on a daily basis i can see maybe eventually it would fall off and you would have to re-glue it. Really not a big deal.I'm honestly not sure why this isn't more of a common tool you see around. Searching Amazon this one is really the only one that pops up. Definitely works though.
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