FPR Finger Pathology Readapter

The FPR or Finger Pathology Readapter is a device patented by Treemers for the rehabilitation and readaptation of finger injuries in climbing. It allows precise control of the force exerted by a single finger when gripping a 15mm edge, making it a first-class clinical tool for physiotherapists and physical trainers working with climbers.

Beyond rehabilitation, it is ideal for detecting strength imbalances between fingers and for specific grip strength training with controlled and reproducible loads. It is compatible with a force sensor for digital measurement and is recommended by physiotherapists specialized in climbing.

Each functionality has been developed together with Carlos Álvarez, founder of Climbing Lab and a reference in Spain in scientific evidence-based climbing training. His experience in sports performance, biomechanics, and data analysis unites technology and science to transform data into better rehabilitation and training decisions.