
The peel, held steady
Peeling doesn’t seem like it demands much of the hand. Until you’re halfway through a bowl of potatoes or a bunch of carrots and the grip starts slipping. The vegetable is wet, the motion is repetitive, and the hand is working harder than it should to keep a simple tool under control.
The All Hands™ Grip Post changes that. It settles between the fingers before the first stroke, creating a second point of contact that steadies the hold without asking the hand to clamp down. The pivoting blade finds the surface on its own, following curves and adjusting to resistance. The hand stays relaxed. The motion stays controlled.
When the potato eye needs to come out, the remover is already there, built into the cast metal end of the tool. Set the peeler down between tasks and the grip post holds the handle elevated and the grip ready when you reach for it again.
A Moment of Delight — The All Hands™ Grip
The grip post settles between the fingers and the tool holds steady with less effort than before. The blade follows the curve without asking the hand to compensate. Stroke after stroke, the grip holds.
Less force. More control. The task that used to tire the hand out by the third potato becomes something the hand moves through without thinking.
Part of the All Hands™ Collection
Each tool in the collection expresses the All Hands™ design commitment: features that respond to real movement, reduce the effort the hand has to spend, and keep the task going without interruption.
Different tasks, different tools. The same considered hold.