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Get in the Game and Protect Your Passion.

Our hands are our lifeblood, connecting us to everything we do, love, and live for. Keep them strong. Protect them from injury. And achieve more with The Try-Angle.

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A “Life Changer” For all Active Hands

Athletes

  • Rock Climbers
  • Cross Fit Athletes
  • Gymnasts
  • Boxers
  • Parkour (Traceur)/ Freerunners
  • MMA Fighters
  • Weightlifters
  • Bodybuilders
  • Bowlers
  • Stunt Professionals
  • Golfers
  • Dart Throwers
  • Tennis/ Racquet Sports
  • Football Players
  • Athletes with Disabilities
  • Sailing/ Yachting
  • Wheel Chair Athletes
  • Special Olympians
  • Agility/ Obstacle Course Athletes
  • Synchronized Swimming
  • Basketball Players
  • Table Tennis (Ping-Pong)
  • Cricketeers
  • Arm Wrestling
  • Wrestling
  • Billiards
  • Fencing
  • Hockey

Gamers
& eSports

  • Console Gamers
    Computer Gamers
    Phone Gamers

Professionals

  • Musicians
  • Computer Users
  • Administrators
  • Writers/ Editors
  • Healthcare Providers
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Armed Services Personnel
  • Chefs & Food Prep
  • Baristas
  • Texters/ Typists
  • Barbers
  • Aestheticians
  • Physical Therapists
  • Military Personnel
  • Firefighters

The Try-Angle is for YOU.

Game ON!

Simple, Doable, and Affordable.

Never has hand health and fitness become so easy and affordable. Best of all, it’s fun! In just a few minutes a day, Dr. Levi’s simple and effective Try-Angle hand, wrist, and forearm exercises will turbo-charge how effective you can be in your work and passionate pursuits.

Simple, Doable, and Affordable

Build Strength

Simple, Doable, and Affordable

Increase Flexibility

Simple, Doable, and Affordable

Boost Speed

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Meet Dr. Levi Harrison,
Hand and Orthopedic Surgeon.

“I help many athletes and non-athletes regain function after debilitating conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome and tennis elbow. I created the Try-Angle for strengthening the hand, wrist and forearm to prevent injury and keep you active in life.”

Testimonials

Throughout the years, I’ve had people want me to endorse products, and I’m not going to endorse a product unless I believe in it. I tried the Try-Angle, and felt greater mobility in my hands, strength, a lack of getting cramps. Everything started to feel better, and I started to feel much much more efficient. For anybody in the working world who is typing, using a mouse, or a masseuse…. You can utilize this device to make a big difference in just 2 or 3 minutes a day on each hand. And I feel the difference all the way throughout my shoulders and arms. It’s an amazing device and something I truly believe has helped.

Mike Sable
Mr. World, Mr. America, Mr. Universee

It’s been three months since my shoulder surgery, and The Try-Angle has helped me strengthen my shoulder, the bi-cep tendon, and my whole upper extremity, and it’s really been quite a benefit. My physical therapist says these exercises are perfect for what I need to do to strengthen the shoulder.

James Volpe
Inventor and Designer

The Try-Angle is amazing. It is great for nail artists, hair stylists, sous chefs, anybody who does a lot of minute work with their hands. It is Affordable. Portable. And Very Doable.

Virginia Lewis
Entrepreneur/Executive Assistant

It’s funny, we train so hard for strength, for endurance, for flexibility, but when it comes to the dexterity of our hands, it’s not until we’re halfway up the rope that we realize “how am I going to pick this bar back up?” These little kinks I didn’t know I had that were slowing me down, now they’re gone. I’m really thankful for The Try-Angle. The arm strength is no joke!

Dan Wells
Elite CrossFit Athlete/Fitness Entrepreneur

I can 100% see how this can help me and my clients with my grip, grip strength, and everything involved with the hands.

Taylor Caitlin
Elite CrossFit Coach/Trainer

It helps me with my grip strength. Not only am I working my grip strength, locking in on hold so I can grab onto stuff at a high level, but also sustain for a lot longer. We have a lot of crimping that happens in climbing. The ability to hold on without cramping is huge. The flexibility and work the hand there, so tons of range of motion that’s happening. You can just go, which helps the muscle endurance so you can climb longer, faster, and safer.

Nomi Nielsen
Dancer, Rock Climber

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