I like the minimalist functional design of the original, but the tines were a bit sharp & not quite rigid enough for printing in PETG. I increased the thickness from 0.6 to 0.8 mm, & also rounded the tines a small amount.

What I like best about this design as printed in PETG is that it is comfortable, but uses the least material in the least time. I'm also printing other PPE parts & accessories, & my printer is running 24/7. Making the best use of my filament too.

Print instructions

I filled the print bed with 13 instances.
Print settings: 0.2 mm layer SPEED settings, PETG, 100% infill, no skirt.