Good concept. Needs refining.
As a quadriplegic with fair hand function, I was looking for a tool like this to avoid relying on someone else to cut my food for me. I was very excited to try this concept! I believe with some tweaks, you would be on to something:<br />1.) The utensil is quite heavy. The handle is a pretty good size but the fork and blade are too heavy making it difficult for weak ha d function to hold.<br />2.) The blades go up the side so when taking a bite, they touch the lips. Someone with a shaky hand could cut themselves. Also, the side blades are unnecessary. As they don’t really cut the food but trap it onto the fork instead. If you made the back blade sharper, the side blades wouldn’t be needed.<br />3.) I tried the fork with a salad and a steak. The lettuce got stuck in the back of the blade against the fork making it difficult to pick out. I was unable to cut the steak even pressing down a few times.<br /><br />Again, it’s a great concept but it’s not quite there yet.
Rating: 3 stars