Handshoemouse Original wired right-handed

An ode to the wired Handshoemouse

Let your hand float

Don't put up with your painful wrist, stiff fingers, and tension in your hand. There's such an easy solution. What then? How about a mouse designed by Erasmus University that eliminates all the known complaints and problems of the traditional mouse? Indeed.

Why the right-handed Handshoemouse?

The Handshoemouse is an ergonomic mouse that is fully shaped to the hand. It takes into account the natural posture of the arm, ensuring that the hand, wrist, and arm are relaxed while you are working with the mouse.

It fits like a glove

A major advantage of the Handshoemouse is the choice of 4 different sizes. The size of the hand has a significant impact on how your hand rests on the mouse and operates it. The name of the mouse should, in theory, apply to everyone; it should feel like a glove.

Furthermore, the mouse has two buttons and a scroll wheel. It works plug & play, which means you only need to connect it to your computer via the USB cable and can start working immediately.

Get the most out of it

The Handshoemouse features several techniques to make using the mouse even smoother. The mouse incorporates the so-called 'Light Click' system. This makes the buttons easy to press, reducing tension on the fingers.

Furthermore, the mouse is equipped with the so-called 'Blueray Track'. This technology ensures that the mouse has a sensitivity (resolution) of 1500 DPI and therefore works on almost any surface. Together, these two clever features are ideal for tasks involving a lot of mouse movement.

Don't miss this either - Handshoemouse Development

Together with the Erasmus University Medical Centre, the company Hippus developed the Handshoemouse.

The mouse was developed with the knowledge that 1 in 6 office workers suffers from RSI or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. The traditional mouse is to blame for this. Its shape is not conducive to good posture, it is often too small, and it needs to be held firmly.

Complete support for your hand

The Handshoemouse, on the other hand, supports all fingers, meaning the mouse does not need to be held firmly. A tilt of 25-30 degrees provides the most relaxation for the forearm. Furthermore, the entire hand rests on the mouse, eliminating friction between your hand and the desk.

Two other pain points were "gripping and squeezing" and "fingers hovering above the buttons". Fingers hovering above the buttons leads to increased muscle tension. Thanks to the arch in the Handshoemouse, hovering is prevented. If a mouse is too small, you will grip it incorrectly. Gripping and squeezing can have far-reaching consequences for your body, such as:

• Tension in the neck muscles
• Headaches
• Tingling hand and arm
• Reduced head mobility
• Loss of strength in the hands
• Reduced blood circulation

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