The Handshoe Mouse was recommended as the #1 ergonomic mouse choice at the 2010 Ergo Expo by Alan Hedge, Director of Human Factors and Ergonomics Laboratory at Cornell University.
An important way to reduce repetitive stress from mousing is to reduce forearm pronation (inward twisting) caused by traditional mice. The HandShoe Mouse accomplishes this by placing your hand at a more neutral angle. This ergonomic mouse's recessed thumb rest places the thumb in a relaxed natural position and holds the rest of the hand in place without needing to grip the mouse. The HandShoe Mouse has a super-high resolution "blueray" sensor to make it accurate and easy to use without pushing it for long distances. With wired and wireless options, users can select the right mouse for them.
An ergonomic mouse should support your hand at an angle of 25 to 30 degrees, according to recent functional and anatomical research. The HandShoe Mouse was designed to provide the ideal angle for your hand, helping you to fully relax your hand as you use your mouse.
Most computer mice are “one size fits all,” but the The HandShoe Mouse is available in three different sizes – small, medium, and large. The different size options help users choose a mouse that will offer them the most relaxed mousing position and the right amount of finger support for comfort and long-term health.
Refer the measurement graphic and table on this page to find the right size for your hand.
HandShoe Mouse Ergonomic Mouse Features
- Currently available only in Black Right Handed models:
- S2WB: Small wired
- M2WB: Medium wired
- L2WB: Large wired
- S2UB: Small wireless(+$20.00)
- M2UB: Medium wireless(+$20.00)
- L2UB: Large wireless(+$20.00)
- Low-force left and right click buttons and scroll wheel
- Contoured design to allow use without gripping
- Angled body minimizes stress from pronation
- "Blueray" sensor with higher resolution than normal optical sensor
- Wired and wireless versions available
- Plug & play, no drivers required
Technical Specifications
| Connection | USB Battery of wireless version is charged by USB cable |
| Control | Two buttons at ergonomic position plus scroll wheel |
| Control mechanism | Blueray track 1000 dpi |
| Compatible operating systems | Windows: 95, 98, 2000, NT, XP, Vista, 7 Max OS: 9, X Unix |
| Battery life | ~ 2 years |
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Sizing Guide
Measure the distance from the wrist to the tip of the ring finger (fourth finger) along the palm of the hand. See table below for sizing guide based on this measurement.
| Wrist to Fingertip Measurement |
Size |
|---|---|
| Up to 6-3/4" | Small |
| 6-3/4" to 7-1/2" | Medium |
| 7-1/2" to 8-1/4" | Large |
Professor Ergo's Thoughts:
We've received feedback that the wireless Handshoe Mouse is slower to wake up than a standard mouse, and users have to reconfigure the mouse on their computer if the battery runs out. We recommend this mouse for users that are technically savvy or don't mind a little lag time on the mouse waking up.
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