Stippled pickloid or cucumbic grip apparatus
OwnerRaphael Luborsky Samostinventor
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A stippled pickloid or cucumbic grip apparatus generally includes a body portion having a proximal end, an aperture thereat, a distal end, a pocket extending through at least a portion of the body toward the distal end, and a plurality of stipples disposed around the exterior of the body portion. The apparatus is shaped to resemble a pickle or its pre-pickled predecessor, the cucumber, and offers at least stipples with the optional include of additionally raised features to improve haptics, comfort, and overall tactility. Generally, the aperture and pocket are shaped to receive variously sized and shaped handles and other items that would benefit from increased grippability. The apparatus may also include fluid channels, an affixation band, a valve, a compressive lining within the pocket, and a plurality of additional raised features resembling ingredients that may be added to the pickling process which would further increase tactility and haptics.
A stippled pickloid or cucumbic grip apparatus comprising:
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