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Ingenious Solutions, LLC

David W Kendall

Craig L Broadbent

Bruce Y Broadbent

Randy K Russon

Floyd E Black

Sheldon L Black, Sr

A wrist support device including a modular body having an upper portion and a separate lower portion removably attachable to the upper portion. A glide mechanism, such as felt for lower friction surfaces or plastic for high friction surfaces is disposed in an indentation formed on a lower surface of the lower portion. Different lower portions may be provided with different glider mechanisms to suit the intended surface. The upper portion has an upper surface flexibly movable between a convex orientation and a concave orientation. The upper surface is biased in the convex orientation and facilitates separation between the skin of the wrist and the upper surface caused by sweat and oil. The upper portion has a perimeter wall surrounding the upper surface for biasing the wrist into a laterally inclined orientation and nesting the wrist into the approximate center of the upper surface. A cushion is disposed in a cavity formed between the upper and lower portions. The upper portion is moveably attached to the lower portion and moves between upper and lower positions to provide an initial stage of cushion, while the upper surface moves between convex and concave orientations to yield a second stage. The upper portion is also pivotally attached to the lower portion to pivot a small degree with the wrist.

Wrist/hand support device

Combined wrist and hand support

A wrist support device including a compressible support or pillow configured for positioning under the hand and wrist of a user, a stabilizing adapter plate and a glide plate disposed below the compressible support/pillow which enables the support/pillow to glide over a planar support surface smoothly and quietly. The compressible pillow is especially configured to receive the wrist in order to hold the wrist in a natural position without interfering with the ability of the user to type or perform other skills using a keyboard.

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Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America

David W Kendall