Device for assisting the gripping and use of objects
OwnerLauren M. Lakeinventor
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Abstract
A device for assisting a user to grip and use an object includes a tubular sleeve having a longitudinal aperture therethrough, the tubular sleeve configured and arranged to receive an object therein. At least one finger loop is removably attached to the tubular sleeve and being adjustable along the length of the tubular sleeve and rotationally adjustable thereabout so that the tubular sleeve and the at least one finger loop are configured and arranged to accommodate the specific anatomy of the user. The finger loops may be attached directly to the object.
Claims14
A device for assisting a user to grip, hold and use an object, comprising:
- a tubular sleeve having an outer wall and an inner wall defining a longitudinal aperture therethrough;
- at least one fixed finger loop secured to the outer wall;
- at least one adjustable finger loop releasably secured to the outer wall of the tubular sleeve and being adjustable along the length of the tubular sleeve and rotationally adjustable thereabout;
- the tubular sleeve and the at least one finger loop being configured and arranged to accommodate the specific anatomy of the user;
- wherein the tubular sleeve is configured and arranged to receive an object in the longitudinal aperture to assist a user to grip, hold and use the object.
A device for assisting a user to grip, hold and use an object, comprising:
- a tubular sleeve having an outer wall and an inner wall defining a longitudinal aperture therethrough;
- at least one adjustable finger loop removably attached to the outer wall of the tubular sleeve and being adjustable along the length of the tubular sleeve and rotationally adjustable thereabout;
- the tubular sleeve and the at least one finger loop being configured and arranged to accommodate the specific anatomy of the user;
- wherein the tubular sleeve is configured and arranged to receive an object in the longitudinal aperture to assist a user to grip, hold and use the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.