Make music accessible with the Strumling, an adaptive guitar pick holder designed for players of all abilities. The soft, flexible silicone strap fits comfortably around the palm or limb, securely holding the pick in place without the need for a pinch grip. Whether strumming chords, keeping rhythm, or picking individual strings, the Strumling makes it possible for people with limited hand mobility or limb differences to enjoy playing guitar with confidence and ease.
Who It's For
- People with limited grip strength or dexterity, including those living with arthritis, cerebral palsy, stroke, spinal cord injury, MS, or Parkinson’s
- People with congenital limb differences or upper-limb loss
- Occupational therapists and board-certified music therapists who incorporate instrument play into sessions
Why It Matters
Playing an instrument is about creativity, self-expression, and connection, not limitations. The Strumling breaks down barriers so everyone can experience the joy of making music.
In Therapy Settings
Therapists use the Strumling to let clients take part in guitar and ukulele play without a pinch grip, which supports participation in music-based sessions and adaptive music education.
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