‘Gaming Chopsticks Holder’ Ensures You’ll Skip Neither Snacks Nor The Next Level
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When you’ve invested into a top-quality controller for peak performance during intense gaming sessions, the last thing you’d want on it is residual grease from the snacks you needed to fuel that competition.
Japanese company B’full understands this well. Why suffer sacrifices when there could be innovation instead? And thus, the ‘Gaming Chopsticks Holder’ was born.
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A lightweight acrylic device designed to be worn almost like a ring, it holds a pair of chopsticks controlled by the squeeze of the users’ fingers when needing to pick up, say, a potato chip. All contact of fingers with food is diminished for a totally clean snacking experience.
It doesn’t matter what the device of choice is—it fits the hand regardless of peripheral. Console, mobile, and PC are demonstrated in the product’s listing.
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The two bits poking out, like antennae, have their own purpose, too. If the user should ever need to leave their comfy setup, maybe to get more snacks, the “prongs” ensure that the tips of the chopsticks never touch the surface they are laid upon.
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B’full even provides a helpful diagram to make sure that the chopsticks fit the holder perfectly. It looks like the small rounder ones, such as the pair on top, don’t fit as well as the more buff, flat type.
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Wearing the chopsticks on the outside of the hand might make things easier even for users who aren’t so well-versed in using chopsticks the “regular” way. Rather than a specific manner of holding the chopsticks, this only requires a squeeze.
The Gaming Chopsticks Holder is available for purchase on B’full’s online and Amazon stores, retailing at ¥1,210 (US$11) per piece.
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[via SoraNews24, images via B’full]
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