Designed for rehabilitation and progressive resistance, the Rehab Weights Individual Cuff Weight delivers reliable, controlled load for both wrist and ankle exercises. Each cuff provides a consistent 7.5 pounds of resistance, offering a balanced option for targeted range-of-motion training and strengthening routines. The compact, ergonomic design supports use on the upper or lower extremities, enabling a versatile approach to therapy and conditioning in clinical settings or at home.

• Weight and labeling: 7.5 lb per cuff, clearly stamped with both pounds and kilograms for quick identification and easy load tracking during sessions.
• Durable construction: Double-stitched seams increase durability to withstand repeated flexion and extension movements over time, minimizing wear in busy rehabilitation environments.
• Secure closure system: Velcro-type closures provide an adjustable, secure fit that stays in place during dynamic rehab exercises, reducing slippage and enhancing safety.
• Protective cover: Heavy-duty vinyl cover resists scuffs and wear and is designed for regular use; this surface is easy to clean between patients or sessions.
• Clear load identification: Dual-unit markings in both pounds and kilograms support accurate load selection and straightforward record-keeping for progress tracking.
• Convenient storage: Built with a hanging hole for easy storage on weight racks, helping keep treatment areas organized and ready for quick setup between patients.
• Versatile use: Suitable for rehab ankle or wrist weight applications, compatible with a wide range of upper and lower extremity exercises and controlled resistance work.
• Progressive resistance option: Designed to support gradual resistance progression across sessions, aiding in building grip strength, improving limb coordination, and enhancing motor control.

The cuff weight is designed for consistent resistance throughout every movement, which supports steady progression as strength and control improve. The combination of durable, double-stitched seams and a heavy-duty vinyl cover ensures the unit withstands frequent use in clinical workflows and home exercise programs alike. The secure Velcro closures offer a snug, adjustable fit that minimizes movement during activities such as flexion, extension, and coordinated resistance tasks, contributing to safer rehabilitation sessions. The dual labeling simplifies load identification in busy environments where therapists may manage multiple patients and exercises at once. Designed to integrate smoothly into established therapy protocols, the 7.5-pound cuff weight provides a scalable option for progressive resistance training. Its compact profile makes it easy to incorporate into existing routines without adding unnecessary bulk, while the robust construction supports long-term use across a broad range of rehabilitation activities. Patients can benefit from improved hand and wrist function, enhanced ankle stability, and better overall limb coordination through controlled resistance movements. This cuff weight is a dependable component of rehabilitation equipment, enabling consistent use and straightforward progress tracking over time.

Designed for rehabilitation and progressive resistance, the Rehab Weights Individual Cuff Weight delivers reliable, controlled load for both wrist and ankle exercises. Each cuff provides a consistent 7.5 pounds of resistance, offering a balanced option for targeted range-of-motion training and strengthening routines. The compact, ergonomic design supports use on the upper or lower extremities, enabling a versatile approach to therapy and conditioning in clinical settings or at home.

• Weight and labeling: 7.5 lb per cuff, clearly stamped with both pounds and kilograms for quick identification and easy load tracking during sessions.
• Durable construction: Double-stitched seams increase durability to withstand repeated flexion and extension movements over time, minimizing wear in busy rehabilitation environments.
• Secure closure system: Velcro-type closures provide an adjustable, secure fit that stays in place during dynamic rehab exercises, reducing slippage and enhancing safety.
• Protective cover: Heavy-duty vinyl cover resists scuffs and wear and is designed for regular use; this surface is easy to clean between patients or sessions.
• Clear load identification: Dual-unit markings in both pounds and kilograms support accurate load selection and straightforward record-keeping for progress tracking.
• Convenient storage: Built with a hanging hole for easy storage on weight racks, helping keep treatment areas organized and ready for quick setup between patients.
• Versatile use: Suitable for rehab ankle or wrist weight applications, compatible with a wide range of upper and lower extremity exercises and controlled resistance work.
• Progressive resistance option: Designed to support gradual resistance progression across sessions, aiding in building grip strength, improving limb coordination, and enhancing motor control.

The cuff weight is designed for consistent resistance throughout every movement, which supports steady progression as strength and control improve. The combination of durable, double-stitched seams and a heavy-duty vinyl cover ensures the unit withstands frequent use in clinical workflows and home exercise programs alike. The secure Velcro closures offer a snug, adjustable fit that minimizes movement during activities such as flexion, extension, and coordinated resistance tasks, contributing to safer rehabilitation sessions. The dual labeling simplifies load identification in busy environments where therapists may manage multiple patients and exercises at once. Designed to integrate smoothly into established therapy protocols, the 7.5-pound cuff weight provides a scalable option for progressive resistance training. Its compact profile makes it easy to incorporate into existing routines without adding unnecessary bulk, while the robust construction supports long-term use across a broad range of rehabilitation activities. Patients can benefit from improved hand and wrist function, enhanced ankle stability, and better overall limb coordination through controlled resistance movements. This cuff weight is a dependable component of rehabilitation equipment, enabling consistent use and straightforward progress tracking over time.