Edison Training/Helper Chopsticks for Right Handed Adult

These helped me to finally use chopsticks. Easy to use and helps you learn finger placement. What I’ve also learned is that it’s important to develop muscle memory so that when you use a regular set of chopsticks, it feels natural. So what I would do is while doing something, like watch tv, I would use them. Basically hand exercises to help my hand adapt to using them.I eventually tried moving to regular chopsticks and was able to use them, but not well. This was after a few months of using the Edison set. I still was twisting the chopsticks and still do, just not as much as I used to. The only way to get beyond twisting them is simply practice.When you feel comfortable enough to move beyond Edison, try getting wooden chopsticks that are wide and don’t have a very tapered end. Basically like what you would get at a restaurant. It makes holding onto food, including ramen, much easier. Practice with anything you can. Small vegetables, candy, popcorn, etc.I also watched a few YouTube vids for more pointers and got it. The only thing I can’t do now is eat rice with chopsticks. I’ll probably have to watch a vid for that too! 😁

My husband and I are both enthused over these training chopsticks. They are quite enjoyable to use and seem very well made. These are exceptionally nice for people that need help with finger placement as they have the loops for your two working fingers and small guiding rests for the proper placement of your thumb and supporting fingers. I understand the finger placement but still have problems with the chopsticks sliding down my ring finger when using regular chopsticks, these training chopsticks of course correct that. I am hoping that through muscle memory and practice I will be able to graduate to regular chopsticks eventually. This device is totally submersible in warm sudsy water to clean. They seem very well made and sturdy and I am thoroughly enjoying using them. My husband thought that it was very funny when I ordered these training chopsticks, but upon receiving and using them, he tried them and wanted a pair for himself, so I ordered him a pair too! I have quite small hands and my husband has very, very large hands, and I am able to use them quite comfortably, and although my husband would have preferred a little larger finger loops, he can still use them with relative comfort and ease, his fingers just do not slide very far into the loops. Very happy to have found these!

I ordered these for my son a few months ago to replace a very old set that I'd gotten for him when he was little to help with his fine motor skills. So far they are holding up well and he loves having these since they fit his now-larger hands better than his old set. They are easy to wash, with the parts detaching from one another for a deep-clean whenever you feel the need, but I do recommend being gentle when taking them apart. The finger loops have held up well for us so far, but I'm always worried about tearing them if I'm not gentle when removing them for cleaning. I did have a problem with one of the green caps when these arrived - it kept falling off, so it may not have been glued on properly at the factory. The problem was easily solved with a little super glue, though, and so far nothing else has been wrong with these.

My spring project this year is to learn to use chopsticks. I have arthritis in my hands, which adds to the challenge. These babies are like training wheels on steroids! Very easy to use, even for me! They are light weight and easy to move, with a texture inside the tips to help grasp food.I ordered one right handed set to start - which turned out to be orange (not green). They fit my long, slender fingers perfectly. They did not work so well for a coworker with thicker fingers. But then, he has been using chopstick all his life, so he doesn't need training wheels. Anyway, if you have large hands or thicker fingers, these might not work for you.I'm back to order another set so I can keep one set at work and one at home. On the hilarious side, if I had a set for both hands, I could channel Edward Scissorhands next Halloween. Click click click!

These are easy to use, but I'm not sure exactly how much I'm learning to use actual chop sticks with these. I rely heavily on using the loop with my finger to open and close the sticks.Also, while I can use them fine for dumplings, picking up noodles is a challenge.

Great learning tool for chopstick enthusiasts

The media could not be loaded.  When my kids were little also they leaned Edison’s chop sticks. It’s very popular in Japanese. I don’t know why direction written by Korean,but anyway it’s works well. Some people complain about easily slips plastic tips. Yes, that’s right BUT it’s for the trailer for how to holding chopsticks correctly. My kids were always complain same things over hundreds times! Every meals while using this!! 😂 again, this chopsticks are NOT supporting /helping chopsticks. It’s leaning “how to hold correctly.” You should use every meal in 1-2weeks, then using normal ones, you are realized how easier to use normal chopsticks. 😊👍this size for adult or teeens. If you looking for toddlers, you should check other Edison products.

I love my chop stick "training wheels". Very easy to use, however I wish they were a little more pointy at the eating end. Sometimes I'd like to close them on a piece of rice or small vegetable and they are a little too big for that. But a great pair for someone who has never been able to figure out how to use chop sticks.

I love everything about these!! Thank you

Not able to insert finger properly in the provided grip slot. Looks cheap

Excelentes para aprender a sostener los palillos

It is really good for learning chopstick skill.

Bought for date night. My gf and I have wine and sushi every Friday. She cannot figure out how to use chopsticks, doesn't like to use a fork or her hands... so I got her these as a surprise. She loves them. They work perfectly. Hopefully soon she will work her way into using regular chopsticks, and if not, she doesn't have to eat with her hands (which is good since it's gardening season haha).