Easy
Book Clip Home
The book mark that
holds your book open.
Fits BETWEEN the Pages of your Book
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Music
Holder
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People
also call the Easy Book Clip such names as: book open, hands free
holder, page helper, book clamp, page holder or book holder.
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Essential
Book Holder
Easy Book Clip is light weight and
portable.
Works for hardbacks, paperbacks, piano and sheet music, cookbooks,
magazines and more.
Avid readers enjoy its simplicity,
hands free reading and ease of use.
Also known as ez clip.
The perfect travel accessory!
Book
Holder
Quality and Durability
Made
of durable high-quality spring steel wire.
A
modern book holder
for all of your books
Easy
Book Clip is a powerful book stand.
Don't
be fooled by its small size and low price.
High
Value
Where else can you find such a great value - a bookholder, bookstand
and bookmark?
Take it with you wherever you go, for relaxed reading and comfortable
studying.
Little
Things - Holiday Gifts
It's true that little things mean
a lot! Easy Book Clip makes a delightful stocking stuffer for the readers
in your life. Keep a few on hand for last-minute gifts.
Travel
Book Holder
Lightweight
and small - take this gadget anywhere.
Invention
and Inventors' Digest Article
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Easy
Book Clip
The
Essential Book Holder
Exercise
Book Holder - Treadmill and More
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Holds
your book open
while you exercise
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Treadmill
Elliptical
Trainer - >
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Purchase
Easy Book Clips
Unique
design for hands-free reading
- Lay
clipped book on equipment shelf or bar.
- Easy
to turn pages.
- Strong
wire clip keeps the pages of your book open while you exercise.
- Makes
it more comfortable to read while exercising, using treadmill,
stationery bicycle, and when traveling or reclining - use anywhere.
- Works
with paperback and hardbound books - large and small.
Testimonials
Use
on treadmill and elliptical trainer
- This
is my second order for Easy Book Clips! I couldn't survive
at the gym without them and have been giving them to other
exercisers frustrated with using potato chip or hair clips
with their books. This is a wonderful product and you can
quote me on that! - Jennifer Stanley, Richmond, VA
- I
love the book clips. I use them when I'm on the treadmill
and it's the only book clip that has worked well for me.
- Amy Matz, Beaverton, OR
- I
use it to hold my book open while on my elliptical trainer.
It works great! - Anne Marie, Ringwood, NJ
- More
exercise machine testimonials.
Works
perfectly
- I
got the E Z Clip the other day, and it works perfectly with
my paperback books. - Phyllis Gruszka, Crown Point, IN
- I
have truly enjoyed my bookholder. It is small, lightweight
and easy to use. - Shirley Roark, Sarasota, FL
- I
was pleased by how quickly they came and even happier with
the clips themselves. When I first opened the package, I
was skeptical that something so streamlined would work,
but they really perform as advertised! Even on thick paperbacks.
- Nancy Nishikawa, Honolulu, HI
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Easy
Book Clip
Assorted 3-pack
$14.95
All
book clips work with exercise equipement - so long as there
is a shelf for books as in pictures above.
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Features
- Lightweight
and easy to carry in pocket or clipped as a bookmark.
- Made
of steel - for strength and durability you can count on.
- Measures
approximately 3" wide by 3" tall.
- Weighs
less than an ounce.
- Available
in assorted colors, metallic and medallion designs.
More
benefits and uses
- Follow
this link for pictures of
how to turn pages and how a clipped book stands on its own.
- Less
expensive than traditional book holders - check out the price.
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© Copyright 2000 - 2012 by EZ Book Clip |
Easy Book Clip (TM)
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US
Patents 6,357,796, D458,307 and D473,591 |
Updated
01/14/2017
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EZ Book Clip - the essential book holder.
Works as a page holder, book stand and book mark.
Pretzel
Fingers
Pretzel
Fingers are the result of Muggle people straining their fingers by holding books
with one hand. The fingers become contorted into pretzel-like shapes and are sometimes
painful. Over time they become, ah, well, um...not a pretty sight. Wizards and
Hogwarts students don't have this problem, as they can use the book-hold spell.
We
are not advocating the use of magic by Hogwarts Students during summer vacation.
An EZ Book Clip would serve them well during times when they are forbidden the
use of even easy spells. We would not want to come afoul of the Hogwarts authorities.
Some
helpful ergonomic sites
http://www.drscottfuller.com/ergonomics.html
Quotes from Dr. Scott Fuller's site:
"When
you are reading, especially lighter materials such as paperwork, newspapers,
and light books, lift them up so you are looking straight rather than
looking directly down on to a flat surface. These posture techniques,
although simple, are very effective and can add years to your life and
reduce needless suffering.
"Many
experts recommend use of a document holder or other device that will put
the reading material at eye level or slightly lower to avoid bending forward
or stooping to read from a lower surface." Top
EZ
NOTE: Clipped books can be placed in document holders for reference while
performing computer tasks. Or they can be stood up on their own near the computer
for easy reference. Top
Here's
another article that recommends a document holder and reading at or slightly
below eye level:
http://www.colostate.edu/Services/acns/ergo_bro.html
Excerpt from "Recommended Working Posture"
Position your monitor directly in front of you, approximately
an arm's length away, with the top of the screen slightly below eye level.
Tip the monitor back at an angle similar to that used when reading a book.
Use a document holder to position work at eye level."
Yoga
stretches at the desk:
http://www.mydailyyoga.com/
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You
may enjoy reading this delightful article about finding a comfortable arrangement
for a 10-year old to read. You won't find a reference about EZ Book Clip.
This article was written before EZ Book Clip was manufactured.
http://www.salon.com/books/feature/2000/06/21/uncomfortable/
The Uncomfortable Reader - How do you arrange your body so you can lose
yourself in a book?
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to Ergonomics
