Designed to help people with limited hand mobility, the elderly, with arthritis or recovering from a stroke, independently use a fork and spoon. The handles on these eating utensils provide several grasping positions: inserting the fingers through the hollow center or covering the whole handle. Either way, the contoured handles allow for a comfortable and secure grasp.
These Hole-In-One Eating Utensils are stainless steel and attached to a handle that allows the fork and spoon to swivel. The swiveling feature can be used to angle the utensil for left or right hand use, and allows the utensils to fold back onto the handle when not in use for compact storage.
The Hole-In-One Eating Utensils easily fit into a pocket or purse. Take them with you when dining out or traveling. The handle is 5" (12.7 cm) long with a string loop at the end and the utensils protrude 3 1/4" (8.3 cm) from the handle. One set includes the spoon and fork.
A Hold-In-One Key Holder is also available. For information, click here.
US. Patent #5,737,951. Int'l Patents Pending.