The Easi-Grip® Card Holder is a practical aid designed to help people with limited grip strength, reduced hand function or dexterity difficulties enjoy card games more comfortably and independently. Its simple spring-loaded design securely holds and fans out playing cards for easy viewing, removing the need to grip cards by hand throughout a game.
Easy to use and lightweight, the Easi-Grip® Card Holder allows players to organise cards by suit, colour or run while keeping them clearly visible. Ideal for schools, care settings, therapy environments and home use, it helps make card games more accessible and enjoyable for a wider range of users.
Features
- Spring-loaded playing card holder
- Designed for users with poor grip strength or limited hand function
- Securely holds and displays cards in a fan shape
- Cards can be organised by suit, colour or run
- Easy to load and adjust
- Lightweight and portable design
- Allows cards to be removed and replaced individually
- Suitable for a wide range of card games
- Durable plastic construction
- Simple one-handed operation
How to Use
- Deal and sort your cards.
- Insert the cards between the two blue wheels.
- Apply gentle pressure and rotate the wheels in opposite directions.
- The cards will fan out for easy viewing and access.
Specifications
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Card Capacity: Holds up to 14 playing cards
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Material: Plastic
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Design: Spring-Loaded Card Holder
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Supplied: 1 Card Holder
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Playing Cards: Not Included
Key Benefits
Supports Limited Grip Strength
Eliminates the need to hold cards for extended periods, making card games more accessible.
Easy Card Viewing
Fans cards out neatly, allowing users to clearly see their hand throughout the game.
Reduces Hand Fatigue
The lightweight design helps minimise strain on hands and fingers.
Promotes Independence
Allows users to manage and organise their own cards with greater confidence.
Ideal for Therapy & Inclusive Activities
Suitable for individuals with reduced dexterity, arthritis, motor difficulties or additional support needs.
Ideal For
- Card Games
- Occupational Therapy
- SEND Settings
- Care Homes
- Schools
- Rehabilitation Programmes
- Home Use
