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Gripeeze Fingerless Mitten Left Hand with strapping system allows users to regain use of their hand.

Gripeeze Left Hand Fingerless Mitten

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Open glove design with strap for secure grip

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Product Number:AGA308

Manufacturer:Grip Aid, LTD

Strapping system aids with weak grip
Durable and comfortable to wear
Mitten design without finger openings

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The Gripeeze Left Hand Fingerless Mitten works just like a mitten with the top half of the fingers cut off, allowing users to easily put it on and take off regardless of the condition of their hands. A non-stretch Velcro® strap wraps round the hand, securing the hand in a gripping position.

The Gripeeze Left Hand Fingerless Mitten has a slightly longer strapping system than the Gripeeze Fingerless Sports Glove. The wrist to knuckle strapping system helps relieve pressure and hand pain when gripping objects. The fingerless mitten has a small loop on the inside for the middle finger if more support is needed. This durable hand support is made of soft neoprene material that is comfortable to wear.

Tested and approved by people with tetraplegia, ms, stroke, arthritis and other hand impairments, this adapted gripping mitten can be used on hand cycles, exercise bikes, weight lifting equipment or as a daily living aid. The Gripeeze Left Hand Fingerless Mitten is available in Small, Medium, Large & Extra Large. To determine size needed, measure the Left hand with a tape measure around the knuckles in inches.

Gripeeze Left Hand Fingerless Mitten Specifications:

Materials: Neoprene with leather body.
Color: Black.
Care: Machine washable.
Made in: UK.
Fits: Left Hand.
Sizes: Small, Medium , Large, Extra-Large, Extra-extra Large.
Includes: One mitten with strap.
How to measure: Measure your hand with a tape measure around the knuckles and reference the Size Guide below.

Grip my paddle

With a disabled left hand, I can now handle a kayak paddle to team up with my sisters and friends. I am discovering other uses as well.

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Reviewed by: Ally Hicks from Colorado. on 2/17/2017

Retired

I bought this because the ones at the gym keep disappearing and I have a hard time keeping my hand on the recumbent bike. My arm was broken in 3 places and hand doesn't work well...now I just strap 'er to the bike, and I'm off!!

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Reviewed by: Mary Jo Parker from Fredericksburg, va. on 7/9/2017

It works!

It works for archery, but the velcro strap could be longer... it barely fits around my hand and the bow

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Reviewed by: Kerry from CA. on 12/22/2017

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Q: does this have a strap to allow the fingers to bend around an object? The strap would have a velcro attachment to keep fingers bent around the object. Thank you

Asked by: JR - 5/10/2017

A: A non-stretch Velcro® strap wraps round the hand, securing the hand in a gripping position. The wrist to knuckle strapping system helps relieve pressure and hand pain when gripping objects. The fingerless mitten has a small loop on the inside for the middle finger if more support is needed.

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Q: How does it work to help recover affected hand after a stroke? Any customer reviews available? Thanks

Asked by: Will - 6/30/2017

A: Helps users regain use of their hand. Tested and approved by people with tetraplegia, ms, stroke, arthritis and other hand impairments, this adapted gripping mitten can be used on hand cycles, exercise bikes, weight lifting equipment or as a daily living aid.

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Q: looking for a support to aid a 10 year old boy with a left "partial palm and one finger" hold a bicycle handle bar. Looks like the design will work but would a small fit a 10 year old? Thanks!

Asked by: Beverly - 2/21/2018

A: I would recommend measuring as indicated in the product description to make sure. If not, AGA300 does come in a junior size and might be more suited.

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Answer provided by: Banks (2/21/2018)

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Q: i have spasticity in my left hand and i find that the saebo glove is very difficult to put on. is this a similar product?

Asked by: kerstin - 5/17/2018

A: No, the Fingerless Mitten should be much easier to put on. The Gripeeze gloves are not mechanized like the Saebo glove. Gripeeze gloves are not intended to rehabilitate the hand like the Saebo gloves are.

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