Whether striking a chisel, working in tight spaces, or
simply placing a loose cabinet door back into position,
we instinctively use our hands to get the job done.
HammerHand™ Kinetic was designed to protect
the many ways we naturally work.
Whether striking a chisel, working in tight spaces, or simply placing a loose cabinet door back into position, we instinctively use our hands to get the job done.
HammerHand™ Kinetic was designed to protect the many ways we naturally work.
Striking objects with the heel of the
hand is instinctive.
Repeatedly striking objects with the heel of the hand may seem harmless, but over time those repetitive impacts can contribute to cumulative trauma. For many tradespeople, it’s simply part of the job—until the discomfort begins to interfere with the work itself.
Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome is one recognized occupational condition associated with repetitive trauma to the heel of the hand.
HammerHand™ Kinetic was designed around a simple idea: we instinctively use our hands as tools. By protecting the heel of the hand while providing another way to transfer low-impact force, HammerHand™ Kinetic helps protect the way you naturally work.
HammerHand™ Kinetic isn’t designed to change the way you work. It’s designed
around the way you already work.
Bare-handed chisel strike
HammerHand™ Kinetic chisel strike
Bare-handed PVC pipe placement
HammerHand™ Kinetic pipe placement
Picking up nails with conventional full-finger gloves
Picking up nails with HammerHand™ Kinetic
The behaviour is instinctive. The engineering is intentional.
Every feature of HammerHand™ Kinetic was designed
around the way tradespeople naturally work.
