What does "ergonomically correct" mean in this circumstance?
1847866
Hmmmm to be honest im not sure either but my guess is (i bought this for sling shot) because it is "ergonomically correct" when you pull this rubber it wont slip from you finger?
1694070
Agree with the comment about doing things just right. Mine is very accurate. I will say I messed around with it a bit in the beginning to see what would make it go astray. Generally speaking though it is very accurate. I have had no problems.
1195853
The way you position yourself will be up to you. I can reccomned reading the customer reviews to see how other buyers have used the item.
31060
With arms extended is the right position. Meeasure depends of the electric circuit formed in your arms no of your hearth
1796572
Very slightly... I find that I position my arms wider than normal, but not in an uncomfortable way... I have not really thought much about it but I would guess that my hands are further out towards the ends of the grips because of this.
1411049
The way it looks in this picture is the correct orientation if I understand your question correctly.
358706
No, quite the opposite for me. Unless there is an undiagnosed issue where this type of activity is not appropriate I do not know of issues with its use. For me, I would need more than one use to make this assumption as there may be/ are other causes for achy legs.
748599
It won't be wobbly, but, you'll be replacing one ergonomic problem (neck angle) for another (RSI / wrist angle)
1019379
The adjustment on the machine is quite fine. At one extreme you end up nearly running and at the other you just walk quite quickly. The mechanism is "contact free", i.e. moving parts don't rub against each other and probably don't wear out.
237820
Well, I find it a little awkward, but certainly not unsafe. I call it a 'commitment'. That is, you don't use it like an ordinary chair; plan to settle in and stay awhile. We love ours.
1660142
I got this keyboard for my Mom who has problems with her joints. The ergonomic design is perfect for her. There is no mouse pad on the keyboard although there is a square indented on the wrist rest as though this could be modified or have a different version that has one. We have never used the additional top buttons for controlling the computer functions. I don't know how well they work, but considering the excellence of the rest of the keyboard I think it would work great.
699477
Hi, sure. Absolutely. I place my hand over the width. My thumb slides the top back and my other fingers steady the other side. Pretty nice piece. No complaints so far.
2094569
I would say both for sure. I definitely feel like I have great control over the location of the mouse and there isn't much friction when moving it quickly.
1229573
all of the above - inclined towards to user, flat or inclined away from the user (although I can't imagine why you would want to incline away!)
940632
It's pretty much a fixed psition. Not too flexable. Even over time. It is very comfortable tho. By far the best I have ever experienced.
1300391
This is not how mine behaves. Mine actually holds the top position such that it feels like you are going to break it just before it moves down a click. Perhaps they were trying to remedy my extreme and resulted in yours.
1463272
You can move your hand. Depending on how tight you make the grip it may restrict access to some of the minor controls.