In the rules it states that accessories to help accessibility are allowed, though I am  curious to the extent. I have very limited hand function and cant hold a launcher properly in either hand, so I have come up with a few ideas, a sort of tripod that holds the launcher in place, a way to lock the launcher in my hand, or if necessary I will hold the grip with my teeth Zoro  style. 

I am curious what would fall into the rules and what wouldn't be allowed?

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In the rules it states that accessories to help accessibility are allowed, though I am  curious to the extent. I have very limited hand function and cant hold a launcher properly in either hand, so I have come up with a few ideas, a sort of tripod that holds the launcher in place, a way to lock the launcher in my hand, or if necessary I will hold the grip with my teeth Zoro  style. 

I am curious what would fall into the rules and what wouldn't be allowed?

Hi Crippled Blader,

First of all, I’m so sorry to hear about your limited hand function!  

Second, in the case of where a Blader cannot hold their launcher, usually they will let you have a friend hold their launcher for you.

I hope that this helps you! Good luck!  

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Yeah I thought about that too but I feel like it wouldn't be me blading but I will definitely consider it.

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Yeah I thought about that too but I feel like it wouldn't be me blading but I will definitely consider it.

That is a fair point that it’s technically not you blading.

I rereviewed some of the rules, and some tournament organizers will allow you to wear a brace/arm strap that securely holds your launcher if you message them ahead of the tournament.  Sorry I didn’t tell you this earlier!  Do you think this will work better for you?

If you’d like, you can send me a PM if you need help with anything!  

Sincerely,
BBX-Dex

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you want a chocolate chip cookie?

In the rules it states that accessories to help accessibility are allowed, though I am  curious to the extent. I have very limited hand function and cant hold a launcher properly in either hand, so I have come up with a few ideas, a sort of tripod that holds the launcher in place, a way to lock the launcher in my hand, or if necessary I will hold the grip with my teeth Zoro  style. 

I am curious what would fall into the rules and what wouldn't be allowed?

The one that would attach it to your hand would likely be the best bet when it comes to this style of accessory

In the rules it states that accessories to help accessibility are allowed, though I am  curious to the extent. I have very limited hand function and cant hold a launcher properly in either hand, so I have come up with a few ideas, a sort of tripod that holds the launcher in place, a way to lock the launcher in my hand, or if necessary I will hold the grip with my teeth Zoro  style. 

I am curious what would fall into the rules and what wouldn't be allowed?

The one that would attach it to your hand would likely be the best bet when it comes to this style of accessory

Sweet, that is my plan I've already tested it with a grip and it works well!

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