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O wow! I've been using this grip instinctively for the past... 23 years :D I find this to be really good regardless of the mouse shape. At the moment I am using this with Superlight (Tiger ICE skates) and LGG Saturn (non PRO) - guess I found my sweet spot when it comes to control and micro adjustments without sacrificing 180 movement that much.
There is no best grip, best sensitivity, best mouse etc etc. I've spent 100s if not close to a 1000 on different mice and mousepads and the answer is simple. Whatever YOU feel COMFORTABLE with.
That’s just incorrect. You might feel better with another grip but the best one is the one which allows you the most amount of minimum and maximum movement possible, which is this grip he shows.
well in paint I actually do have this problem with line going sideways naturally. But in kovaaks I paid attention now after that, and it actually goes perfectly straight, it's like my brain already knows about this "issue" and autocorrects in game when needed :D
Your grip severely limits the potential range of finger movement in comparison to a fingertip grip. Your argument also failed to address two things: 1. How your grip gives significantly more control with arm aiming 2. Why we should care as much about gross arm movement vs. fine micro-correction and tuning, which fingertip excels at
What size are you hands? Mine are really big and weird and I have trouble gripping any mouse deathadder v3 pro, Lanze atlantis, g303 shroud, g pro, mz1 wireless… none of them feel good. I can’t get my pinky on my the mouse ever and always trying to force a normal grip. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO
get a razer basilisk, im 6ft6 and have big hands also, this mouse is awesome for larger hands, and the new v3 has awesome sensors/actuators and the 3 3 side buttons are great for melee/skills etc
my pinky always falls off the mouse and it makes me mad. It keeps scraping on the matt causing my reflex obstructed. sometimes I think of cutting it off. lol
I've been using the DAv2 for about 2 years after using the G403. I tried using this grip on the DA and it was painful. I then pulled out the G Pro and it still felt bad. I dug out the G403 and it felt right. Looks like I need to find a mouse with a similar shape to it or better if I want to move away from my current fingertip grip habit and go more claw again.
I have a question regarding pinky position. Since you expose the fingernail of pinky to mousepad, it does friction with mousepad giving very uncomfortable feeling. How do you deal with this?
thank you for the content. the grip is great however i can't use my arm when i have contact with my wrist on the pad. is it okay performance-wise to hover my wrist very slightly up in the air?
If you're comfortable with it that's fine, but you might have problems when aiming with your wrist imo, since the wrist doesn't have contact with the surface
@@ZeeKOCE Been drafting up a vid on the topic, need to be a little careful with the language I use though. Tension doesn't have to = jittery aim, the same way that smooth aim doesn't have to = relaxed grip. Have a bit more research to do on certain aimers to be confident in the script.
Im wondering does you pinky push the mouse againts your thumb or your palm ? Or is it the ring finger that is suppose to put pressure againts the thumb ?
A quick thing I thought worth mentioning is that I noticed that the placement of your pinky finger always sits adjacent from the sensor. I'm trying to transition from fingertip to claw and was struggling a lot with control until I noticed this
Idk for how long iv been using this unconsciously and now that i tried to change to something else i couldn't coz my fingers were always mixed with my wrist to aim
Im really confused by what your referring to when you say knuckle of the pinky are you meaning the knuckles on the outside of the hand or the bit thats on the palm at the bottom of the inside of the hand Are the pads on your palm below before your fingers start called knuckles because if they are thats news to me
depends on sens but I play medium to low sens and for long tracking I use my arm to get crosshair very close to the target and then at the same time using wrist to make those micro adjustments to keep on target. I use pretty much the exact grip in this video and imo its by far the easiest to combine arm and wrist. Desk/chair height and how far away horizontally your elbow is from your body also greatly affect combining arm and wrist aiming.
@@daemonkisure2952 I use a hybrid grip, the bottom of the palm rests on the table. But when I need to move the mouse further, I need to raise the bottom of my hand.
Usually somewhere around 40cm/360 in most games. Bit higher in higher FOV games, bit lower in lower FOV games. Most of OW2 has been on around 38-45 cm/360.
@@Godzilla015 I do have different mice, But I ftip on each one of them, its what works for me, I have large hands, and Claw feels so restrictive to my hand and well palm is just palm.
Do you have issues with the «mark of the gamer» bone (located below the lower palm on the pinky side), gets in the way when pivoting from the wrist? If I grip so the back of the mouse is further away from the palm, the bone is not an issue, and I get way more accurate with wrist, but the grip is much more unstable and unnatural. Any tips for avoiding the bone when doing your claw grip? 😅
I used to way back before I even played FPS games. I think it was mainly from sitting my hand on the edge of the desk and pivoting movements from the one spot. So long as you aren't sitting too low relative to your desk height (puts too much weight into the hand) it shouldn't really be a problem. Do you plant your wrist when using the PC/aiming?
@@StruthGaming Well I feel like I need to put some pressure on my wrist when pivoting from it, especially when playing mccree, but I don't hard plant so I can't move my arm or anything. But when I claw and push the mouse (DA or G pro wireless) securely into the palm, the bone feels more noticeable, and less area of my palm is in contact with the pad, which I think is bad. Thinking maybe I should try the g303 again, seeing as it has a thinner back, leaving more palm in contact with pad, while still getting the "tail" of the mouse secured in palm. On the other hand, I tried your claw grip the other day in Apex, and the tracking with automatic guns is crazy. But I can't hit those sniper shots and similar, especially in OW, so I'm trying to find a middle ground. Do you do coaching, or have a discord or anything?
Hi struth, i just found out i have this exact same grip but I can't contact the knuckle of my pinky with the mouse without getting wrist pain (viper mini, 18cmx9cm hands) do you have any recommendation for a good mouse? Thanks :D
What do you think about mouse weight? Is lighter really better? And I’ve tried so many mice and honestly I’d need a few tweaks on all of them to make them perfect, albeit for separate reasons. How do you choose a mouse to stick with?
Lighter is better imo, but anything under 80g these days should be fine. I've tried many mice and have currently landed on the G303 SE being the best fit for me so far. I'm primarily looking for a mouse that I can grip most naturally, as if I were gripping a ball in my hand, I cover a lot of that in my review here actually ua-cam.com/video/DeyW_ZXDpL8/v-deo.html. Modern ambidextrous mice tend to have mostly straight sides which make me have to squeeze my pinky in. Even if I fix that with mods, the straight sides and low height are still annoying to grip for my larger hands and aim style.
I'm a fan, I actually made that video :) This is my updated version that goes more in-depth into exactly how it's done and used - ua-cam.com/video/A3cZS3iNBGU/v-deo.html
The goal is the arm or wrist is not going to be fatigued in longtime playing games. If your chair is too high, just simply rest your palm instead of arm for control heavy body part fatigue and stress the hand. For keyboard, it's abit different It. is just my suggestion, there is no actual and perfect answer to this question👀
What if I’m in a game that needs to use mouse wheel a lot due to the amount of complex inputs and APM needed? You can’t just put things onto keyboard and it also needs constant 180s
Changes fairly often, but in this video mostly 1000 DPI, 100 FOV, 1 in-game (the numbers lining up like that was a coincidence btw). More recently, 1200 DPI, 110 FOV, .87 in-game.
The thumb, pink and perhaps the ring finger knuckles will touch the mouse. If your hands are small and the mouse is big even your pointer and middle finger knuckles may touch as well. The most important knuckles are the pinky and thumb, the rest are just incidental.
@Struth Gaming this is what I'm stuck on with what you mean by knuckles could you be more specific please I'm lost confusing me on whether I need to force my pinky outer knuckle on the mouse to lock it in or not 😊
your a fingertip gripper. You have great dexterity in your fingers if thats your style. To know im not lying, search up screaM csgo. One of the best aimers of all time. They know him for his one taps.
My hands are 20.5x10.5 so fairly similar. My only issue with the size is it being too narrow right at the back which I why I use some double sided tape to help pad out the width.
To be fair i don't think there is optimal grip and if a person have trained for long time, like 6 months + or so, he should sticks to his guns, unless he doesn't see any improvements(but the reason for lack of improvements could be thousands). To be fair i just can't force myself to have such a grip. I just prefer to have a free space where you "the base of your thumb". I don't feel great when that area is touching my mouse. I also prefer the palm to be on the pad, not on the mouse at all. I feel a lot more freedom that way. And while trying to grip the way you show, it's feel more stable/more control i just couldn't aim for my life in either Apex or Quake for whatever reason.
What do you think about toxjqs grip? I believe it’s 1 3 1 and he uses skypad with mouse accel. I heard he’s a really good aimer and he has crazy keybinds and a high sens.
There are always going to be outliers with odd settings and setups. It's pretty cool that he can make that work, but for the most amount of people I certainly wouldn't recommend it.
what game does he play and how can i watch him? when you say high sens, do you mean its high cuz of raw accel or its just high and on top of that he has mouse accel? also ive been looking for a high sens raw accel player for ages, if you know of his settings can you share them with me? tysm
@@cryptiik9311 yeah I did? I don't know what happened. I can show you everything he does if you add me on discord. Or if you want me to just send a youtube link of some of his settings I can.
What mouse do you use and what happens when you try this grip? Usually the issue arises with smaller hands and a larger mouse. I have relatively large hands at 20.5x10.5 and have trouble getting my thumb knuckle involved on smaller mice, and have even added some double sided tape to my G303 SE to make it easier. Is that the sort of problem you're running into?
@@StruthGaming 1- I have a EC2A. 2- Yes. The solution I found was to play with a "finger grip". I rest the outside bone of my wrist on the mousepad and grip the mouse with fingertips only, with the fingers extended and relaxed, while half of my pinky if touching the mouse, almost paralel to the table. The finger positions are similar to m0NESY's, but my hand never touches the mouse.
hi, why is stat that im using kinda the same claw grip (or The same claw) and my ringfinger hurts my nails are just cutting in to my finger while i hold the mouse is it bc too smal the mouse or what?( 20 cm, 10cm hands) finalmouse capetown 2 small
@@GDRobbye well yeah but the problem with pulling the mouse to the palm is that its much harder to control and aim vertically, I'm used to the claw grip so I aim vertically with my fingers
@@humanz8681 I find it gives me more stability. I've never been able to micro adjust only using the fingers and also be stable while doing it. So for me it kinda works.
The Razer Viper shape could work for medium to smaller hands, i'm not a huge fan of the shape overall though. The DA V3 (and i'm guessing the previous version) can still work too, but it's not deal. It was designed with palm grip in mind.
@@StruthGaming Hey, thanks for the answer. The problem is i live in Bulgaria, and there is literally no shop where i can go and check the new mouses. They are all in the boxes and not allowed to test them, which is s****. I'm currently using DA V2 PRO, but i struggle with the grip. I'm using a similar grip to the one you show in this and your previous video, in the Kovaaks channel for optimal mouse grip. Just the ring and pinky(little) one position are a bit different, more of a straight one. In order to adjust properly and to feel great control with DA V2 PRO i need like an hour to play Apex in order to get the right grip. This is super super strange, and hell i blame the mouse shape for it. :D I have Basilisk V2, but the wired version, and i'm now use to wireless, but with the Basilisk i feel the mouse a lot better and don't need an hour to adjust to the grip. My hands are on the big side, around 20, to 21 cm. I prefer Razer mouse, cause they are with optical switches, and i have a lot of problem with the double clicking with Logitech Mechanical switches. I was thinking of Viper V2 PRO, but not sure if it would fit my big hands. Maybe i should go for DA V3 Pro and just hope the new shape will fit my hand better. BTW do you coaching on Aiming/Movement aspect in certain games ?
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O wow! I've been using this grip instinctively for the past... 23 years :D I find this to be really good regardless of the mouse shape. At the moment I am using this with Superlight (Tiger ICE skates) and LGG Saturn (non PRO) - guess I found my sweet spot when it comes to control and micro adjustments without sacrificing 180 movement that much.
dam unc
this is super duper helpful!!! keep on please!
Thank you! Will do!
I tried many times using this grip but it always hurts my pinky, idk why.
I main a relaxed fingertip with hovering palm (I use the x superlight)
Truly the best mouse grip for me.
thanks for info and it is a reminder to not whiff in a fight. I'm using Glorious model D. Best of Luck on more videos!! :D
It's this video after which I've finally found the correct way to grip my mouse. BTW I have G402, which is a big boi 🐀.
I'm subscribed 😁
There is no best grip, best sensitivity, best mouse etc etc. I've spent 100s if not close to a 1000 on different mice and mousepads and the answer is simple. Whatever YOU feel COMFORTABLE with.
I feel like the spending comes in while we try new things to find what is comfortable.
@@finnbaconagreed
Comfort doesn’t equal performance
That’s just incorrect. You might feel better with another grip but the best one is the one which allows you the most amount of minimum and maximum movement possible, which is this grip he shows.
@@Im-Axeslmao yeah but i still aim way 10x better on palmgrip bc its fried into my brain
well in paint I actually do have this problem with line going sideways naturally. But in kovaaks I paid attention now after that, and it actually goes perfectly straight, it's like my brain already knows about this "issue" and autocorrects in game when needed :D
Amazingly simple, effective, and yet haven't heard it from anyone else! If only I had found this video sooner 😅 Time to diff enemy Tracers~
Your grip severely limits the potential range of finger movement in comparison to a fingertip grip. Your argument also failed to address two things:
1. How your grip gives significantly more control with arm aiming
2. Why we should care as much about gross arm movement vs. fine micro-correction and tuning, which fingertip excels at
Good grip! Cool video. Will try with new g pro x superlight.
Thank you sir.
I was also wondering where the hell you went with kovaaks videos. Gotta help you grow this channel
Glad you found me! I'm trying to get at least 1 vid out a week at the moment.
this guys does the kovaaks videos? his voice sounded familiar lol
im in love with my third g303SE :D
Same. Why third tho? Just bought wl fab beast x today tho
hold up, i'm a natural at this!??!? been doing it since I first picked up a mouse
now, when pressing mouse buttons, should I use side of thumb?
It's a good grip, but I cannot use it for long because it hurts my hand when I use it for a long time. Any tips?
work out? or get a smaller/bigger mouse depends on what you feel.
What size are you hands? Mine are really big and weird and I have trouble gripping any mouse deathadder v3 pro, Lanze atlantis, g303 shroud, g pro, mz1 wireless… none of them feel good. I can’t get my pinky on my the mouse ever and always trying to force a normal grip. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO
get a razer basilisk, im 6ft6 and have big hands also, this mouse is awesome for larger hands, and the new v3 has awesome sensors/actuators and the 3 3 side buttons are great for melee/skills etc
my pinky always falls off the mouse and it makes me mad. It keeps scraping on the matt causing my reflex obstructed. sometimes I think of cutting it off. lol
just to check does the thumb touch the mouse pad or no?
I've been using the DAv2 for about 2 years after using the G403. I tried using this grip on the DA and it was painful. I then pulled out the G Pro and it still felt bad. I dug out the G403 and it felt right. Looks like I need to find a mouse with a similar shape to it or better if I want to move away from my current fingertip grip habit and go more claw again.
I tend to rest my pinky on the mouse pad
I have a question regarding pinky position.
Since you expose the fingernail of pinky to mousepad, it does friction with mousepad giving very uncomfortable feeling.
How do you deal with this?
Awesome vid im new on kbm 🔥
thank you for the content. the grip is great however i can't use my arm when i have contact with my wrist on the pad. is it okay performance-wise to hover my wrist very slightly up in the air?
If you're comfortable with it that's fine, but you might have problems when aiming with your wrist imo, since the wrist doesn't have contact with the surface
Love this vid, love you. Keep it going
Appreciate it mate, I was about to dm this to you but it looks like you found it already :)
@@StruthGaming got the notis on
@@ZeeKOCE Been drafting up a vid on the topic, need to be a little careful with the language I use though. Tension doesn't have to = jittery aim, the same way that smooth aim doesn't have to = relaxed grip. Have a bit more research to do on certain aimers to be confident in the script.
@@StruthGaming Yeah i feel you, i think somewhere in the middle of too tense and relaxed is the way IMO
My hand is big and i often play like on arm, so should I buy a big mouse or small one.
Im wondering does you pinky push the mouse againts your thumb or your palm ?
Or is it the ring finger that is suppose to put pressure againts the thumb ?
A quick thing I thought worth mentioning is that I noticed that the placement of your pinky finger always sits adjacent from the sensor. I'm trying to transition from fingertip to claw and was struggling a lot with control until I noticed this
can u show me how u grip your one? i main fingertip and is super hard
xd
Why transition?
Been using this grip for a while without knowing what to call it. Anyone got a suggestion on whether to go for the X2V2 mini or the Atlantis mini pro?
i just got my x2v2 mini and it rules! i have basically no QC issues. Still gotta adjust to it after using palm for a few months.
Idk for how long iv been using this unconsciously and now that i tried to change to something else i couldn't coz my fingers were always mixed with my wrist to aim
Does the wrist lay flat on the pad or elevated?
Flat
Im really confused by what your referring to when you say knuckle of the pinky are you meaning the knuckles on the outside of the hand or the bit thats on the palm at the bottom of the inside of the hand
Are the pads on your palm below before your fingers start called knuckles because if they are thats news to me
when doing long horizontal or vertical aim tracking do u use wrist or arm
depends on sens but I play medium to low sens and for long tracking I use my arm to get crosshair very close to the target and then at the same time using wrist to make those micro adjustments to keep on target. I use pretty much the exact grip in this video and imo its by far the easiest to combine arm and wrist. Desk/chair height and how far away horizontally your elbow is from your body also greatly affect combining arm and wrist aiming.
Should the bottom of the palm rest on the table or hang?
what are u using?
@@daemonkisure2952 I use a hybrid grip, the bottom of the palm rests on the table. But when I need to move the mouse further, I need to raise the bottom of my hand.
What sensitivity you running these days?
Usually somewhere around 40cm/360 in most games. Bit higher in higher FOV games, bit lower in lower FOV games. Most of OW2 has been on around 38-45 cm/360.
I just use a hovery fingertip grip, and just can't used to having the mouse secure against my palm, feels weird af.
Out of curiosity what mouse do you use?
@@StruthGaming Logitech G502 Hero
@@MarcusChad it's time for a new mouse
@@Godzilla015 I do have different mice, But I ftip on each one of them, its what works for me, I have large hands, and Claw feels so restrictive to my hand and well palm is just palm.
What is your cm/360
i’ve always played on controller, and just picking the mouse up to move it feels so uncomfortable
Do you have issues with the «mark of the gamer» bone (located below the lower palm on the pinky side), gets in the way when pivoting from the wrist? If I grip so the back of the mouse is further away from the palm, the bone is not an issue, and I get way more accurate with wrist, but the grip is much more unstable and unnatural. Any tips for avoiding the bone when doing your claw grip? 😅
I used to way back before I even played FPS games. I think it was mainly from sitting my hand on the edge of the desk and pivoting movements from the one spot. So long as you aren't sitting too low relative to your desk height (puts too much weight into the hand) it shouldn't really be a problem.
Do you plant your wrist when using the PC/aiming?
@@StruthGaming Well I feel like I need to put some pressure on my wrist when pivoting from it, especially when playing mccree, but I don't hard plant so I can't move my arm or anything. But when I claw and push the mouse (DA or G pro wireless) securely into the palm, the bone feels more noticeable, and less area of my palm is in contact with the pad, which I think is bad. Thinking maybe I should try the g303 again, seeing as it has a thinner back, leaving more palm in contact with pad, while still getting the "tail" of the mouse secured in palm. On the other hand, I tried your claw grip the other day in Apex, and the tracking with automatic guns is crazy. But I can't hit those sniper shots and similar, especially in OW, so I'm trying to find a middle ground. Do you do coaching, or have a discord or anything?
the hook of hamete?
Hi struth, i just found out i have this exact same grip but I can't contact the knuckle of my pinky with the mouse without getting wrist pain (viper mini, 18cmx9cm hands) do you have any recommendation for a good mouse?
Thanks :D
buy a bigger mouse
yeah got the viper v2 pro :)@@Captain_Noir
What do you think about mouse weight? Is lighter really better? And I’ve tried so many mice and honestly I’d need a few tweaks on all of them to make them perfect, albeit for separate reasons. How do you choose a mouse to stick with?
Lighter is better imo, but anything under 80g these days should be fine. I've tried many mice and have currently landed on the G303 SE being the best fit for me so far. I'm primarily looking for a mouse that I can grip most naturally, as if I were gripping a ball in my hand, I cover a lot of that in my review here actually ua-cam.com/video/DeyW_ZXDpL8/v-deo.html. Modern ambidextrous mice tend to have mostly straight sides which make me have to squeeze my pinky in. Even if I fix that with mods, the straight sides and low height are still annoying to grip for my larger hands and aim style.
thoughts on kovaaks advanced grip where mouse is little hovered?
I'm a fan, I actually made that video :) This is my updated version that goes more in-depth into exactly how it's done and used - ua-cam.com/video/A3cZS3iNBGU/v-deo.html
should my elbow rest on my desk or float?
The goal is the arm or wrist is not going to be fatigued in longtime playing games. If your chair is too high, just simply rest your palm instead of arm for control heavy body part fatigue and stress the hand. For keyboard, it's abit different It. is just my suggestion, there is no actual and perfect answer to this question👀
My wrist starts to get tired after awhile
What mousepad is that?
X-Ray Pad Equate, as far as I know it's the slowest, most control oriented hybrid pad out there.
What if I’m in a game that needs to use mouse wheel a lot due to the amount of complex inputs and APM needed? You can’t just put things onto keyboard and it also needs constant 180s
Warthunder? Lmao
what sens and dpi you use on apex??
Changes fairly often, but in this video mostly 1000 DPI, 100 FOV, 1 in-game (the numbers lining up like that was a coincidence btw). More recently, 1200 DPI, 110 FOV, .87 in-game.
I thought the middle finger was reserved for the scroll wheel...
Are you the kovaaks video guy?
I sure am :)
do I put my knuckles down on the mouse
The thumb, pink and perhaps the ring finger knuckles will touch the mouse. If your hands are small and the mouse is big even your pointer and middle finger knuckles may touch as well.
The most important knuckles are the pinky and thumb, the rest are just incidental.
@Struth Gaming this is what I'm stuck on with what you mean by knuckles could you be more specific please I'm lost confusing me on whether I need to force my pinky outer knuckle on the mouse to lock it in or not 😊
what is that thing on your mouse, the green tape ?
Probably grip tape
What is your hand size? I am interested in getting the same mouse but not sure if it is suitable for my hand size (~18 x 9.5 cm)
They're about 20.5 x 10.5. The mouse feels great so long as I have that padding added to the back.
@@StruthGamingwhat do you use for that extra padding? You have very similar hands as me
should your palm touch the mouse or not? nothing except my fingertips touch the mouse on my current grip and idk if thats optimal
your a fingertip gripper. You have great dexterity in your fingers if thats your style. To know im not lying, search up screaM csgo. One of the best aimers of all time. They know him for his one taps.
ty m y aim is beter but i cant use my finger idk how
that last clip is blatant aimbot lmao
pinky is so uncomfortable in this grip, can't comfortably bend it so much like this. I'm using viper 1:49
this is only exclusive for arm aimers, wrist aimers not so much
My mouse is bigger than my arm
Id get it
Broad shoulder GIGACHAD
Have to be a weapon irl to be a weapon in-game
any grip with fingertips and knuckle is golden.
I have 20.32CMx11.43CM hands, does anyone know if the g303 is a good fit for me?
My hands are 20.5x10.5 so fairly similar. My only issue with the size is it being too narrow right at the back which I why I use some double sided tape to help pad out the width.
To be fair i don't think there is optimal grip and if a person have trained for long time, like 6 months + or so, he should sticks to his guns, unless he doesn't see any improvements(but the reason for lack of improvements could be thousands).
To be fair i just can't force myself to have such a grip. I just prefer to have a free space where you "the base of your thumb". I don't feel great when that area is touching my mouse.
I also prefer the palm to be on the pad, not on the mouse at all. I feel a lot more freedom that way. And while trying to grip the way you show, it's feel more stable/more control i just couldn't aim for my life in either Apex or Quake for whatever reason.
Well I felt the same, required a sensitivity change and a break in period but so did fingertip grip when I used that for a few months.
I get a callus on my ring finger right where the fingernail is. 😂😂😂
That's the kind of dedication we need
do you pressing down your mouse heavily?
No, not pressing the mouse down into the pad. Just into the mouse itself.
Yesterday I believed I used this grip and got good results. When I try today I just get pain in my ring and pinkie mostly ring?
What do you think about toxjqs grip? I believe it’s 1 3 1 and he uses skypad with mouse accel. I heard he’s a really good aimer and he has crazy keybinds and a high sens.
There are always going to be outliers with odd settings and setups. It's pretty cool that he can make that work, but for the most amount of people I certainly wouldn't recommend it.
what game does he play and how can i watch him? when you say high sens, do you mean its high cuz of raw accel or its just high and on top of that he has mouse accel? also ive been looking for a high sens raw accel player for ages, if you know of his settings can you share them with me? tysm
um did you reply to me? cuz i got notif but i dont see it anymore
@@cryptiik9311 yeah I did? I don't know what happened. I can show you everything he does if you add me on discord. Or if you want me to just send a youtube link of some of his settings I can.
My fingers are too big to grip like that...
What mouse do you use and what happens when you try this grip? Usually the issue arises with smaller hands and a larger mouse.
I have relatively large hands at 20.5x10.5 and have trouble getting my thumb knuckle involved on smaller mice, and have even added some double sided tape to my G303 SE to make it easier. Is that the sort of problem you're running into?
@@StruthGaming 1- I have a EC2A. 2- Yes. The solution I found was to play with a "finger grip". I rest the outside bone of my wrist on the mousepad and grip the mouse with fingertips only, with the fingers extended and relaxed, while half of my pinky if touching the mouse, almost paralel to the table. The finger positions are similar to m0NESY's, but my hand never touches the mouse.
Is this grip the same as a claw grip? where i push the back of the mouse into my palm
It is a claw style grip, the reason I don't really specify is that 'claw' has so many different interpretations.
Большое СПАСИБО !!!
MY HAND IS TOO BIG
MINES TOO SMALL
hi, why is stat that im using kinda the same claw grip (or The same claw) and my ringfinger hurts my nails are just cutting in to my finger while i hold the mouse is it bc too smal the mouse or what?( 20 cm, 10cm hands) finalmouse capetown 2 small
Hard to know exactly but my guess would be that the mouse is too small for your hands.
I'm still confused on what parts of my palm should be touching the mouse
It's basically a relaxed claw grip. You pull the mouse inside the back of your palm, then curl your fingers around it.
@@GDRobbye well yeah but the problem with pulling the mouse to the palm is that its much harder to control and aim vertically, I'm used to the claw grip so I aim vertically with my fingers
@@humanz8681 I find it gives me more stability. I've never been able to micro adjust only using the fingers and also be stable while doing it. So for me it kinda works.
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pls for the love of god do not take this man at his word. he's maining a g303 and some shitter glorious mouse 😩
Care to explain why the G303 SE is such a bad choice? I have a box full of modern mice and it happens to perform the best.
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What razer mouse would be good for similar type of grip to this and for larger hands???
Deathadder 3
@@undertaker59 i'm with DA V2 PRO, and to be fair, not feeling the mouse great for this grip.
The Razer Viper shape could work for medium to smaller hands, i'm not a huge fan of the shape overall though. The DA V3 (and i'm guessing the previous version) can still work too, but it's not deal. It was designed with palm grip in mind.
@@StruthGaming Hey, thanks for the answer. The problem is i live in Bulgaria, and there is literally no shop where i can go and check the new mouses. They are all in the boxes and not allowed to test them, which is s****.
I'm currently using DA V2 PRO, but i struggle with the grip.
I'm using a similar grip to the one you show in this and your previous video, in the Kovaaks channel for optimal mouse grip. Just the ring and pinky(little) one position are a bit different, more of a straight one.
In order to adjust properly and to feel great control with DA V2 PRO i need like an hour to play Apex in order to get the right grip. This is super super strange, and hell i blame the mouse shape for it. :D
I have Basilisk V2, but the wired version, and i'm now use to wireless, but with the Basilisk i feel the mouse a lot better and don't need an hour to adjust to the grip.
My hands are on the big side, around 20, to 21 cm.
I prefer Razer mouse, cause they are with optical switches, and i have a lot of problem with the double clicking with Logitech Mechanical switches.
I was thinking of Viper V2 PRO, but not sure if it would fit my big hands. Maybe i should go for DA V3 Pro and just hope the new shape will fit my hand better.
BTW do you coaching on Aiming/Movement aspect in certain games ?