This is how you treat climbing finger injuries

Almost every climber knows her: the finger injury. Ring ligaments and capsule injuries or flexor tendon straightening are the most well-known candidates. In the following episode, Manuel Huber shows you how to treat your broken fingers.

How to treat finger injuries

Utensils for the treatment of finger injuries

Both products belong in every climbing backpack:

Fingertape EpicTV Shop
Fingertape - if the ring ligaments or the capsule hurt

 

Climbon EpicTV Shop Image
climbOn - When only the skin has been rasped off


Credits: Pictures EpicTV

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