Grip Assist Foam Tubing – Assorted Sizes
Make Everyday Items Easier to Hold
The Grip Assist Foam Tubing is a simple yet effective solution for improving comfort and control when using everyday items. By increasing the diameter of narrow handles, the soft foam tubing creates a larger, cushioned grip that can be easier to hold for people with reduced hand strength, arthritis, tremors or limited dexterity.
Available in a range of internal diameters, the tubing can be cut to the required length and fitted over many common household items. Whether you’re adapting cutlery, pens, toothbrushes, razors or craft tools, Grip Assist Foam Tubing provides an affordable way to make everyday activities more comfortable while supporting greater independence.
Ideal for use at home, in aged care or as part of an occupational therapy program, this versatile grip aid can help reduce hand fatigue and improve confidence when completing daily tasks.
Key Features
Comfortable Cushioned Grip
Soft closed-cell foam increases the diameter of narrow handles, making everyday items easier and more comfortable to hold.
Simple to Customise
The tubing can be cut to the required length, allowing you to adapt a wide range of household items to suit individual needs.
Multiple Sizes Available
Available in assorted internal diameters to fit different handle sizes and provide the most appropriate grip.
Versatile Everyday Use
Suitable for adapting a variety of items including:
- Cutlery
- Pens and pencils
- Toothbrushes
- Razors
- Hairbrushes and combs
- Crochet hooks and knitting needles
- Paint brushes
- Kitchen utensils
- Garden tools
- Craft and hobby equipment
Supports Greater Independence
Helps reduce the grip strength required to hold everyday objects, making daily activities easier and more comfortable.
Who May Benefit
Grip Assist Foam Tubing may be suitable for people who:
- Have arthritis or painful hands
- Experience reduced grip strength
- Have limited hand dexterity
- Live with Parkinson’s disease
- Experience hand tremors
- Have experienced a stroke
- Live with multiple sclerosis or other neurological conditions
- Have reduced hand function due to injury or ageing
- Find narrow handles uncomfortable to hold
It may also be beneficial for carers, occupational therapists and rehabilitation programs where simple adaptations can improve independence with everyday tasks.
