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You are putting your self at risk from developing a lasting Injury.

Straight handles cause problems and pain to the muscles and tendons in the arm. This can lead to strain and injury in the wrist, elbow, neck and shoulder areas.

Straight handles cause problems and pain to the muscles and tendons in the arm. This can lead to strain and injury in the wrist, elbow, neck and shoulder areas. Holding a straight handled saucepan forces the users to strain unnecessarily as they are forced to bend their wrist at an unnatural angle. This can cause a reduction in grip strength of up to 45%. It places unnecessary strain on the muscles and tendons in the wrist and forearm. It can be very painful and ultimately will lead to a repetitive strain injury. For people suffering from weak wrists caused by either injury, illness or old age, it can make cooking virtually impossible.

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Ergonomics of Cookware Handling Holding a straight handle forces you to bend your wrist. In this position your grip strength is approximately 45% weaker. This means you will fatigue more easily and over time and repetitive use are likely to develop an injury as a direct result of strain.