Hand grip aid device
OwnerJonathan Paulson, Edward Bates Watsoninventors
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Abstract
A hand grip support device is provided which includes a shaft having a tapered leading edge portion formed on a first side of the shaft and a curved edge portion formed on a second side of the hand aid device where the first side is opposite to the second side. A user may grasp the hand grip aid device so that the tapered leading edge portion is supported by the fingers in a closed first position while the curved edge portion is configured to receive a round or cylindrically shaped object, allowing the user to properly grasp round or cylindrical objects resulting in greater grip strength and less hand fatigue.
Claims20
A hand grip aid device for increasing grip strength of a hand of a user when grasping a round or cylindrical object, the hand grip aid device comprising:
- a shaft having a tapered leading edge portion formed along a first side of the shaft and a curved edge portion formed along a second side of the shaft, wherein the first side is opposite to the second side, wherein the tapered leading edge portion is configured to receive and rest against the anterior proximal interphalangeal folds of the little finger, ring finger, middle finger, and index finger of the hand, and configured to fill a void formed by a grip of the hand in a closed first position, and the curved edge portion is configured to receive the round or cylindrical object;
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- a hand securing member coupled to the shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.