Surfin-EZ Benefits

Surfin-EZ directly related to the inherent advantages of its patented design:

• decreases the potential for muscle/joint fatigue and the propensity for repetitive motion injury (by design) in combination with its additional engineered in user benefits of enhanced comfort, convenience, endurance & speed.

• intuitive change of position:  virtually any size or type mouse when used in combination with the surfin-ez platform has been observed to become “one integrated unit” in the mind/hand of the user based on multiple user testing & experience.

• “experience” As a user becomes “experienced” with the surfin-ez over time, multiple users have demonstrated the seemingly “instinctive” propensity to change position. the mouse & the surfin-ez intuitively transition to a “unified mechanism” in the mind of the user with minimal “experience” with the platform. Change of position is foundational in healthcare and as such should provide benefit in this commonarena as well.

•  the patented elevated platform design of the surfin-ez platform has been determined to be “ergonomically optimized” due to the fact that the platform, when used in a typical fashion… is elevated 3/4″ above the surface of your desk anatomically, thus mechanically encouraging a more planar or extended position of the user’s wrist when in use.

• The engineered mechanical advantage of surfin-ez “helps” to  limit the propensity for flexion of the wrist, while in practice, encouraging a more level/extended position of the wrist.  The elevated design inherently limits the degree of “repetitive” anatomical flexion of the wrist associated with computer mouse use e.g., associated occupational compression of the median nerve which passes through the anatomy of the Carpal Tunnel.

*** key point  This is especially true in an ongoing occupational setting.  (see our educational video on carpal tunnel syndrome risk factors here)

• the user consequent to the design and nature of use of a mouse with surfin-ez, has been noted to change position “intuitively.” This provides an additional key “engineered in” ergonomic benefit when compared to the use of a computer mouse on an “un-elevated operating surface” such as a desk.

•  considering the avoidance of repetitive motion injury (RMI) and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS).