BakkerElkhuizen HandShoeMouse Wireless mouse Office Right-hand RF Wireless Optical 1000 DPI

Ergonomic background

A study has found out, that highly intense use of the finger, while handling a regular computer mouse, as in e-learning, may lead to hand- or finger aches and pains eventually resulting in chronic complaints. A statically and dynamically stabilised finger and hand palm arch is needed to prevent complaints (K.J. van Zwieten et al.: Functions of some finger joints while handling the PC mouse, and their possible relevance for computer aided learning, 2010.).

Biomechanical research has shown that a palm supporting surface provides a better solution to prevent neck, shoulder, arm, and hand complaints. Therefore, it is recommended to use a computer mouse, which minimises or even eliminates the grip forces to hold the mouse (K.J. van Zwieten et al.: Health – the base of human potential: problems and ways to solve them, 2011.K.J. van Zwieten et al.: Health – the base of human potential: problems and ways to solve them, 2011.).

Stimulates blood circulation.

The slightly inclined position of the hand with 25 degrees and the full-surface support of the mouse minimises the physical strain. Kinking or squeezing of blood vessels is prevented. The movement from the forearm and wrist promotes blood circulation.

Design

The HandShoeMouse comes in the timeless colour black, and the material is long-lasting. The special ergonomic shape of the HandShoeMouse raised from long research. The shape not only prevents muscle activity it also lowers it.