Handshoemouse Original wired left-handed

Which size fits your hand?

Measure your hand as shown in the image and choose your size using the table:

Size	Hand length
Small	140 - 170 mm
Medium	170 - 190 mm
Large	190 - 210 mm

Description

A saddle for your hand

42% of office workers have at some point experienced discomfort from intensive mouse use. That is 42 out of every 100. A good mouse could well make the difference for you too. What makes a mouse a good one? For example, one that took more than 2 years to develop.

Why the ergonomic Handshoemouse?

With the Handshoemouse you have a mouse designed entirely around the contours of your hand. It takes a number of important things into account, such as the natural position of your arm. That keeps your hand, wrist and arm nicely relaxed while you work with your mouse.

The left-handed Handshoemouse has one big advantage: it is available in several sizes. No two hands are the same. The size is therefore very important when it comes to finding a good mouse and getting the best possible ease of use. The left-handed Handshoemouse is available in 3 sizes. That way you can be sure it will feel like a glove that fits.

The mouse has three buttons, including a scroll wheel. You plug the USB cable into your computer and it works straight away (plug&play).

This is what makes an ergonomic mouse so good

The difference between a traditional mouse and an ergonomic mouse is easy to recognise in its shape. The shape is also exactly where the benefits come from: because an ergonomic mouse is tilted, your wrist, arm and hand keep a natural posture. This helps counter complaints such as RSI. Or, better still, helps prevent them.

Get the most out of it

To make sure the mouse does not cause unnecessary muscle tension, the latest models have the 'Light Click' system. This makes the buttons on the mouse easy to press. As a result, clicking is smooth and relaxed.

The left-handed mouse also has 'Blueray Track'. This technique makes the mouse even more sensitive and quicker to respond to small movements. Thanks to Blueray Track the Handshoemouse has a resolution (sensitivity) of 1500 DPI. With its light clicking and quick response, the Handshoemouse is a popular choice for tasks involving a lot of mouse activity.

You should not miss this either - Development of the Handshoemouse

The Handshoemouse was developed in collaboration with the Erasmus University Hospital.

1 in 6 office workers experiences RSI complaints or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. This is partly caused by working for long periods with the wrong tools, such as a traditional mouse. It has the wrong shape and is often too small for the user. This is what prompted the people at Hippus to develop the Handshoemouse.

What sets the Handshoemouse apart from old-fashioned mice above all is its well-considered shape. The entire hand rests on the mouse, so you do not have to "grip" it. It is also tilted 25-35 degrees to put the arm in its natural posture and let it relax. Because all the fingers rest on the mouse, there is no friction between your fingers and the desk either.

The development also took account of "fingers hovering above the buttons". If the fingers repeatedly hover above the buttons, this puts unnecessary tension on the muscles, which together with gripping the mouse can lead to complaints. The arch in the Handshoemouse helps this happen less quickly. The complaints you can end up with include the following:

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