Package Dimensions | 12.7 x 11.1 x 1.3 cm; 9 Grams |
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Item Weight | 9 g |
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Riff BANDZ - Training Bands For Guitar Bass Piano Finger Speed System - Premium Set of 3 Hand Strengthener Accessories
Price: | $41.93 |
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- WHY THEY WORK - Riff Bandz work for the same reason that swinging a weighted bat before stepping up to the plate works. Train with resistance, and when the resistance is removed the movement feels lighter and easier. Strengthen your fingers by using Riff Bandz resistance bands while you practice and play.
- PROGRESSIVE STRENGTH TRAINING - Place the first Riff Band over your fingers. Warm up and play through your favorite scales, solos and songs. Increase the resistance by adding the second and third bands when you're ready. Remove the bands and feel your fingers fly down the fretboard or piano keys. Comes with 3 bands for increased resistance which can lead to increased strength and speed.
- VERSATILE - Perfect for finger speed training for Bass, Guitar, Piano, Banjo, all stringed instruments, brass and woodwind. Increase your finger strength with this grip strength trainer. Any skill level can become a better musician faster with Riff BANDZ.
- DESIGNED IN THE USA AND MADE WITH PREMIUM MATERIALS - Created and designed by professional musicians from the US. Their main goal was to help musicians who were passionate about improving their speed and strength see results faster. Riff BANDZ are made from High Quality Premium Injection Molded Silicone material meant for durability, flexibility and comfort. Our exclusive design fits most hand sizes.
- 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - Riff BANDZ are backed by our 100% money back satisfaction guarantee. If you don't love them, send them back for a full refund.
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ASIN | B07T4TKLW2 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.0 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
2,938 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
452 in Bass Guitar & Gear Accessories |
Date First Available | 14 June 2019 |
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Are you ready to shred?
RiffBANDZ Finger Speed and Strength Training System can help you become a better musician faster! The exclusive RiffBANDZ resistance device is designed to increase finger speed and strength significantly faster than traditional scale training methods alone. With RiffBANDZ, you wear them while you play your instrument! The RiffBANDZ resistance device also helps train proper hand formation and accuracy. Burn while you learn! They're designed to benefit any skill level from Beginner to advanced players.
Step 1: Place 1 band over your fingers
Step 2: Warm up and play your favorite songs, scales and solos.
Step 3: Gradually increase the resistance by adding the second and third Riff BANDZ when you're ready
Step 4: Remove the Riff BANDZ and shred!
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Like most others, my left hand struggled going from "fast" to REALLY FAST when playing lead. It seemed to have good days and bad days. I spent months (well, years by now) practicing various legato exercises, spider riffs, doing stretches watching youtube videos, and so forth with painfully small improvements. Enter an individual named "John" from Mile High Shred Club who at one point was the fastest guitar player as per Guinness World Records. He played Flight of the Bumblebee as 620 BPM! His left hand was a blur, and he recommended these "Riff Bandz" (dreadfully awful name might I add) for left hand speed. I was initially bullish on this product because I had already tried twisting rubber bands around my fingers for months with zero improvement (and lots of strain). But I trusted John, so for $10 I just added them to my cart. When they arrived my initial thoughts were "gee, these things aren't that difficult" and indeed, the more proximal you put them on your fingers the easier they are, so be sure to put them closer to the ends of your fingers. They also seemed to vary in difficulty based on how many frets wide the exercise/riff you're practicing is.
PROS:
1. I noticed my practice session shrinking to thirty minutes before my forearm would grow tired. I see this as a plus because I used to take a long time (hours or more) practicing and warming up before my fingers felt free to fly around the fretboard. I don't have anymore time to center my life around guitar practice just so I can solo with some of my guitar gods (Dimebag, Zakk Wylde, Panos Arvanitis, Garry Moore, Satchel, Andy James). This product helped me squeeze my practice time in while watching a show with my spouse or before passing out from work.
2. The first major performance improvement I saw was my pinky become a lot faster. In the past it was often the finger I dreaded using or I knew would slow me down when performing a fast lick (opting for my middle finger or index). Getting that pinky moving properly helped make certain licks better and helped the adjacent ring finger as well which leads me to my next point.
3. Finger independence grew greatly. Pesky licks that focused between fingers 2 and 3 or 3 and 4 suddenly no longer were as rigid, mechanical, or forced.
4. Fingers just moved a lot faster. I can't put it any more plainly. It made those key exercises like working on trills or muscle memory repetition of licks that much more impactful in my playing.
CONS:
1. Like most elastic products, they will wear out and eventually snap - so if you plan on incorporating this into your daily routine then you'll probably need to stock up on these puppies.
2. They slightly cut off my circulation (as evidenced in the photo above). My fingers do not go numb or become painful - but they are slightly uncomfortable after extended periods of time.
3. I do not feel this product will benefit beginners much in speed, finger independence or technique. A lot of ground can be covered through plain old daily practice and proper right hand exercises. These "riff bandz" are meant to take the individual who can already play with some degree of proficiency to the next level.
4. If your right hand picking technique isn't on point then these bandz won't help much unless you're a huge legato player. I recommend Troy Grady as he is the authority on right hand technique.
VERDICT:
In closing, this is a simple and incredible product that can bust through speed plateaus and supercharge your practice sessions. Probably the best kept secret for weekend warriors that want to tango with those who dedicate their lives to this craft.

Reviewed in the United States on 3 January 2020
Like most others, my left hand struggled going from "fast" to REALLY FAST when playing lead. It seemed to have good days and bad days. I spent months (well, years by now) practicing various legato exercises, spider riffs, doing stretches watching youtube videos, and so forth with painfully small improvements. Enter an individual named "John" from Mile High Shred Club who at one point was the fastest guitar player as per Guinness World Records. He played Flight of the Bumblebee as 620 BPM! His left hand was a blur, and he recommended these "Riff Bandz" (dreadfully awful name might I add) for left hand speed. I was initially bullish on this product because I had already tried twisting rubber bands around my fingers for months with zero improvement (and lots of strain). But I trusted John, so for $10 I just added them to my cart. When they arrived my initial thoughts were "gee, these things aren't that difficult" and indeed, the more proximal you put them on your fingers the easier they are, so be sure to put them closer to the ends of your fingers. They also seemed to vary in difficulty based on how many frets wide the exercise/riff you're practicing is.
PROS:
1. I noticed my practice session shrinking to thirty minutes before my forearm would grow tired. I see this as a plus because I used to take a long time (hours or more) practicing and warming up before my fingers felt free to fly around the fretboard. I don't have anymore time to center my life around guitar practice just so I can solo with some of my guitar gods (Dimebag, Zakk Wylde, Panos Arvanitis, Garry Moore, Satchel, Andy James). This product helped me squeeze my practice time in while watching a show with my spouse or before passing out from work.
2. The first major performance improvement I saw was my pinky become a lot faster. In the past it was often the finger I dreaded using or I knew would slow me down when performing a fast lick (opting for my middle finger or index). Getting that pinky moving properly helped make certain licks better and helped the adjacent ring finger as well which leads me to my next point.
3. Finger independence grew greatly. Pesky licks that focused between fingers 2 and 3 or 3 and 4 suddenly no longer were as rigid, mechanical, or forced.
4. Fingers just moved a lot faster. I can't put it any more plainly. It made those key exercises like working on trills or muscle memory repetition of licks that much more impactful in my playing.
CONS:
1. Like most elastic products, they will wear out and eventually snap - so if you plan on incorporating this into your daily routine then you'll probably need to stock up on these puppies.
2. They slightly cut off my circulation (as evidenced in the photo above). My fingers do not go numb or become painful - but they are slightly uncomfortable after extended periods of time.
3. I do not feel this product will benefit beginners much in speed, finger independence or technique. A lot of ground can be covered through plain old daily practice and proper right hand exercises. These "riff bandz" are meant to take the individual who can already play with some degree of proficiency to the next level.
4. If your right hand picking technique isn't on point then these bandz won't help much unless you're a huge legato player. I recommend Troy Grady as he is the authority on right hand technique.
VERDICT:
In closing, this is a simple and incredible product that can bust through speed plateaus and supercharge your practice sessions. Probably the best kept secret for weekend warriors that want to tango with those who dedicate their lives to this craft.


BAD DESIGN:The band HOLES are TOO SMALL and TIGHT and CUT OFF BLOOD CIRCULATION so my fingers are fat and purple in a matter of minutes.
POOR IMPLEMENTATION; All three band sets are the same thickness so they provide the same tension for each one. By adding them together (Using one, two or all three bands) you get three different tension options. BUT if there were three bands in the set that were THREE DIFFERENT STRENGTHS (Controlled by thickness or rubber density) there could be SEVEN different tension combinations making it much MORE VERSATILE tool.
VALUE: Come on; $10 for three fancy rubber bands !?! Now I use different rubber bands of different thicknesses by "figure 8ing" them at each finger. It allows for blood flow and there are more variable strengths.
Waste of my money and my time...

