An apparatus for separating fingers and allowing a user the ability to exercise fingers when recovering from an arm or a hand injury. Such apparatus is designed to keep the fingers straight as possible yet permitting the fingertips to flex. The apparatus made of a foam type material has projections that fit between the fingers and have cut out portions that fit snugly on the knuckles that are farthest from the nails. The cutouts engage the four fingers with the thumb remaining loose. Thus, the fingers are supported in an outstretched manner.