Finhol is a German manufacturer of foot-operated percussion devices and digital stompboxes, based in Ettlingen, Baden-Württemberg. Founded in 1993 by Udo Amend, the company develops and builds its products in-house using a team drawn from wood and metal working, hardware and software engineering, and manufacturing.

The brand is best known for the Kick Box line of digital stompers — the Kick Box Mark I, Mark II, and Mark III — compact wooden boxes with a non-slip base that output sampled kick drum or cajon bass sounds when tapped, aimed at solo performers who want a percussive low-end without a drummer. Finhol expanded the concept with the Auto Stomp Player and Auto Stomp Player MKII, which use a tempo-tracking algorithm the company calls "Human Controlled Drum Computing" to layer quantized drum, hi-hat, shaker, and cajon parts on top of the player's foot taps. The Laser Kick (a contactless trigger), the Stompbox Converter, the Auto Bass Bundle, and a Looper round out the catalogue.

Finhol's gear sits in a niche occupied by a handful of small European builders catering to singer-songwriters, acoustic guitarists, and one-person acts. The Kick Box and Auto Stomp Player have been reviewed in publications such as MusicRadar and Sound on Sound, and the products are distributed internationally through retailers including Sweetwater, Thomann, and Reverb.

Finhol has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Other Hand Percussion and Cajons. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Pop. Notable users include Shawn Mendes and Vianney.