The Pencil Grip 3-Step Training Kit - Crossover Grip, Pinch Grip & Standard Pencil Grip Ergonomic Writing Aids for Kids, Students, Fine Motor Development, Assorted Colors, Pack of 3 Grips (1 per Type)

When my son broke his elbow and damaged a nerve in his arm and fingers, he couldn’t grip a pencil well enough to write. This helped so much!

Having participated in the education of 2 kids, 3 grandkids, leaves me with the strong impression that teachers need to spend more time teaching parolee pencil holding and letter formation. These should be in every classroom. EXCELLANT product. Would recommend.

These pencil grips are great. The grips help my special education students have the ability to hold the pencil appropriately.

These grips gave my son the confidence he needed to form letters independently literally the first time he tried them. I do wish each grip type was labeled to correspond to the picture so you could know right away which way the pencil goes in. I wish I would've bought them sooner.

I ordered these because I've been having pain in my hands akin to arthritis. I use a stylus to use my phone and my hands get tired from holding it all day. It's lessened the fatigue that I felt. Much more comfortable.

I purchased these to allow me to continue use the pens & pencils I so love, as I have joint hypermobility that caused a carpal boss and bone spur in my right hand that affects my ability to write (as well as doing anything else on the planet). So my reason for purchasing these was to correct my poor writing posture that was exacerbating my finger and hand pain. Writing became extremely painful in less than 20 minutes on a good day, and my death grip on the writing utensil wasn't helping. Proper posture and therefor "PenAgain" was recommended by my physical therapist, but as I said I wanted to use my personal arsenal. So I purchased these with high hopes. Unfortunately, they aren't helping much. They are made of very sticky, thick and unstretchable rubber. Well, they stretch long wise, but getting them on and off of a pencil or pen is impossible. I broke a mechanical pencil trying to rip the damn thing off to place it elsewhere!! The hole in the grip is so small and so inflexible that you have to apply exorbitant amounts of pressure to get it half an inch up the pencil! It causes pain before it comes anywhere near its destination. And taking it off? Prepare for a wrestling match with a piece of rubber. It can take a few minutes just to "slide" the thing off. The rubber is so sticky and the hole is so narrow that it refuses to move in any direction, and seems to suction to the pencil and create an unrelenting, immovable seal. I tried stretching out the first off the three step teaching tool on a random pen for a few days. If that made any sort of difference, it was unnoticeable. I am considering taking a hair dryer and a speculum to the little bastards and stretching them out that way. We'll see. As for the tools themselves, they do help me keep good posture, which is why the 3 stars. They are preeeettty low quality, but these were very cheap so you get what you pay for; however, the rubber they are made of are sticky parasites on a constant hunt for hairs, dirt, and other fibers to add to their general unattractiveness. I will keep giving them a chance and attempting to make them more pliable, but if you are someone who doesn't mind the cost and enjoys the convenience of a new pen/cil in the form of PenAgain, I recommend that instead.

My autistic 5 year old grandson has low muscle tone and has just begun to use the green grip. This one has a place for his thumb and pointer finger. He is beginning to learn to trace/write letters. Definitely worth trying them out.

Literally had these for one day and the constant struggle for my son not to hold his pencil in a fist and meltdown is over . Thank you!

Bought these for my son who had a very hard time learning how to hold a pen, pencil and marker properly. We tried several other tools to help him and this one turned out to be the best for him. We used it for about two weeks and that was all that was needed for my son to adjust and hold writing utensils properly. It was perfect for him. Every child is different and basically it is trial and error for the most part.

Helped a lot with better pencil grip in the first few weeks of use. My child still goes back to her bad grip without the grips so still a work in progress for us.

Worthy product

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Excellent pencil grips to teach kids how to hold a pencil properly. Definitely recommend for little ones!