I have very small hands and other ratcheting ones Ive tried in stores fall right out of my hands. Does the loop handle help?
1878771
Sorry, I have medium size hands and don't have that problem, so it would be impossible for me to give you a helpful answer.
1878772
I also have small hands. I have tried other ratcheting pruner and didn't care for them. My husband bought these for me to try. I love them. I use them all the time. I am able to cut through a lot of different things and best of all does not cause pain in my hand. I bought several more as making wreaths last Christmas, everyone kept borrowing mine.
1878773
My hands are probably medium/small ... maybe glove size 7? ... and I don't have that problem. I really love these and recommend them highly.
144881
I believe it will. just be aware it is very restrictive (tight space) to use your fingers to snug down the screw. Its design leave you with a mechanical dis-advantage. Not ideal but if you have the time and can use a spin driver on the end it helps. Myself I have arthritus and feel the ideal design would be to put a hex nut to allow a nut driver to be used to snug it down but still use ones young fingers for those that don't need to use driver.
587705
No, it is held on by two plastic rivets. I don't have large hands and the fit is snug. If your hands are large they might not fit at all.
2168358
Have never tried as I have really small hands. I use a palm grip. But, I love this mouse. It has really improved my game.
611081
This does have a little more stability and holds your hands tighter and more stiff. I have small hands and wrists myself and this worked great for me. Also with my experience, You can return it very easily if its not a good fit for you.
2042961
I have very small hands and can hold it comfortably with three fingers. It would be a tight fit for large hands and may be more "delicate" than a large man would like.
2121581
I don't think you'll have any issues. My hands aren't very small, but I do have rheumatoid arthritis and my hands arent very strong, and I love using this . Pureeing soups is very quick and mine (hands!) don't tire out. I love that you can disconnect the whisk or blade and wash them separately too!
7579
There's no ratcheting function. You will have a incomplete crimp. You should compress the handles until it fully releases itself.
1857801
Definitely! I have small hands and it fits very well! I definitely recommend it for small hands!
520689
I have small ladies hands, too. They are a wee bit loose, but they work just fine (for me). They are nice and long and that is a good thing. ;)
1894374
Yes, make sure to tighten the quick release lever clockwise to ensure it is tight before you attach your grip to it.
2081583
If you want the best control of the tool, use the handle, it will help. Only when I need to get in somewhere where it won't fit, do I remove the handle.
851668
actually I don't know, I have very small hands but my father's hands were very large and I know when you use different things it is quite different, sorry I can't be of more help.
288808
I believe so. I have short fingers and the glove fingertip openings are below the top knuckle. Plenty of freedom!
1404027
I don't think you would want them any smaller otherwise your fingers won't be able to work the pull properly. Hope that makes sense. They sell these at Lowe's or Home Depot but about twice the price if you just want to check them out.
1488791
i use a palm grip works wonderful for me, its got a nice curve to it. I have smaller hands as im female, i'm not sure if that makes a difference
665752
I agree with the other answer. Only a small click. I've actually learned to minimize that click by jamming my thumb into the latch release instead of using the handle.