Lavender Silicone Assistive Universal Cuff, Hand Grip Device for Limited Mobility, Rehabilitation, Cerebral Palsy, Daily Living Aid, Therapy Equipment for Arthritis, Parkinsons 2-Pack 5.65"

I'm going through chemotherapy and using cold mitts to combat peripheral neuropathy. They're very hard to hold things with, and I like to use my phone during my 3 hour infusion. This lets me strap a pencil-length stylus to the glove and use it without worrying about dropping it or losing it. I'm using 6.5" (Aqua) but could use a slightly longer size if one existed, since the mitts are very bulky and the combination of strap and stylus compresses the ice packs at that point.So I'm using this in combination with SuzziPad cold mitts, PICKSY Compact Sticky Picker-Upper to hold the phone, and The Friendly Swede pencil-length stylus to operate the screen. It works to unlock my phone and type slowly, and I can read ebooks at a normal pace.

We love this device. My wife fell and broke both of her wrists. Due to a cast on both of her wrists that extend to the base of her fingers she could not grasp anything. This strap allows her to hold a fork or spoon. She is very happy to be able to feed herself. Great quality and durable device

My hand goes to sleep painfully when I grip things. This strap is a bit too tight on my hand. However, I did put it on the garden hose to help me water. In that application. it worked well for its purpose.

I wanted to continue to play golf but I could no longer hold onto my club handle. The club would fly out of my hand in my follow through! I was dangerous! I’m an Occupational Therapist and I got to looking to see if there was an adaptive device out there that could help me. It took me two tries to find the correct size. I use the green one but I have small hands but it’s perfect and very snug. I’m now able to enjoy golf again. I have 6 of these straps so I don’t have to take them on and off the club. They fit in my bag but I had to reduce my number of clubs. These are wonderful and very durable. Thanks for keeping me active.

Seemed like a great idea when I saw them, and maybe it is but if, like me, and your fingers are paralyzed then you will need some to stretch the loop ends over whatever you are trying to use this item with.

I bought the Aqua eazyhold for my Mom who has arthritis. I tested it out before I gave it to her so that I could make sure it worked and it was comfortable enough for her.I tried it on everything I could think of around her house that I though she might want to use it on, and i could hold basically EVERYTHING without even the slightest use of my fingers. Completely soft and comfortable, but firm enough to add grip.I took some photos so that I could show all the different uses, So i put it on her toothbrush, Kitchen utensils my broom, my dog ( to give her a laugh, lol)It was so great when I gave it to her. She immediately went in and put it on her electric toothbrush and brushed her teeth, said it was very useful and Said it was soft and comfortable. We brainstormed what else she could use it for, and it put her at ease almost instantly.I am going to buy her the lavender one next for her eating utensilsIt’s VERY satisfying to find something that works well for my mom, as she hasn't had very much luck with regular "assistive straps". A+++

it doesn't work. its a great idea. But, if one has hand/grip troubles, how are you supposed to stretch this thing out to fit the item? I had to elicit aid. And then, it is so tight my hand doesn't fit through the "handle"

Wonderful product. Would like to buy more in other sizes too.