10 June 2024

Gogor a “must” in your backpack

Advertorial: Climbing Gogor is a small device that allows you to exercise the phalanges of your fingers. This is very important in activities such as climbing, where the phalanges are exposed to high force loads. These loads can lead to serious injuries, such as pulley breakage. Climbing Gogor reproduces the same gesture as when climbing. Climbing Gogor allows you to warm up and keep your fingers warm during climbing and bouldering, thus promoting blood flow to the tendons and pulleys. Do you have an injured finger? You can exercise it with the appropriate resistance at the office or while sitting on the couch at home and accelerate your recovery, measuring displacement and pain threshold.

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