How comfortable is this handle (arthritic hands, y'know?)
580129
The handle is fine for me, but the pot is a bit heavy when filled with food.
580130
I too have arthritis, but not so much in the hands...as another comment says, it depends on how much is in the pot!
580131
I am 68 and have no issues with the handling of these pans - I bought the entire set.
566421
Hi. You should try some out at a sport goods store. What you do is grip the handle at a slight past 90 degree angle, either direction depending on what hand you use, and the size is depends on the comfort of your grip. It shouldn't be where it's too bulky in your hand or too small where your fingers touch each other.
392275
I'm only using an iPad. I have arthritis & I find it very comfortable to use.
1897908
Leather is stretched tight to wrap around the handle. You should treat it with a leather conditioner (see Amazon review from JD) and it will slowly soften up and feel more natural. Once it does you will have the grip you're probably looking for.
1927754
Absolutely, had it for about two and a half years now and I'm a claw grip gamer, no complaints about comfort or button accessibility.
640801
I have problems with my hands, and can use this easily. The smooth action is so nice. Sorry you are having trouble with yours but I am sure they will replace it. There are always a bad apple in a basket and I guess you found it
1471034
never feel like it sleeped frm my hand..its nkt rough surface so I will say ok grip..but for looks i think thats neccessary
656399
The one I have has a rubber wrapped plastic handle. It is plenty comfortable.
1442392
Yes they are comfortable. I think they will be fine for larger hands too. The grips have a good ergonomic design
1752189
My hand fits easily in a medium-to-large glove, which is not necessarily very large, but the mouse still feels plenty "big" in the sense that I don't have to cramp my hand and fingers up at all around the mouse. If anything, for me there is enough of the mouse to allow me to spread my hand and fingers over it in a relaxed fashion.
1114537
It's very light weight. I have arthritis in my left hand around the thumb. I can use this very well. I purchased the extension handle. With the extension handle I need to use my left hand to hold the button down but it doesn't cause me any pain or problems. I've run for 1/2 hour to 45 minutes with no issues to my hands.
431361
For me, I like this style handle. I have another cane I use as well with this type of handle and have been using for years. I find it to fit comfortably.
630888
I am careful when using something like this. I only use it on occasion. Yes, my hands feel the impact, if I exceed an occasional use. I think this is a product that is best avoided for those of us that have hand issues--or possibly if we are collecting social security because we qualify with our age. :O)
1220756
As I said, I have a rubber grip on mine mostly because I had an extra one laying around but without it I'd say yes, it'll be comfortable. It's difficult to see in the pic but it's got gel-like oval-shaped beads embedded in the grip area, so it won't slip and it's comfortable against your fingers.
1420944
I would say: Yes, that it has an easy squeeze-type grip. I have some arthritis in my hands and I find it easy to use.
130937
It does have a molded rubber handle. Not sure if that qualifies as comfort! Nice torque wrench though.
883009
I bought this for my elderly sister. She has arthritic hands and she told me she LOVES it. I have not used it myself, but I would definitely buy myself one on the strength of her recommendation. I hope this helps you.