Do you have a hard time finding a comfortable mouse? I do. I have small hands and that makes the search difficult for me. Lucky for us, Hot Hardware came across a mouse that's supposed to relieve muscular tension in your hands, and that numb, tingling sensation associated with repetitive stress injury.

According to the site, the Handshoe Mouse was ergonomically designed by two medical universities in Holland to help computer users reduce forceful gripping and pinching of the mouse which only leads to neck, shoulders, and arm injuries.

As you can see from the picture above, the Handshoe Mouse has a unique shape that cradles your hand in a way that makes it impossible for the user to cling to it, therefore reducing arm, neck, and hand injuries which often lead serious nerve damage.

The Handshoe Mouse comes in small, medium, and large, since not everyone's hands are the same size, and it's also available in clear, white, and black to match your computer. It's compatible with most both Mac and PC, but you'll have to like wired mice since this one is not available as a wireless peripheral. The 800 dpi, ergonomic mouse has a scroll wheel, a left, and right button, and retails for $166 on its site which makes it a tough sell even for RSI sufferers.  What do you think?