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Deus callous
- Thread starter Ism
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That’s new one, you would think the constant rubbing would push the control up and off the stem after all this time. Which you don’t want to happen for sure.
Should be easy to remedy by moving the stem further up above the thumb, just an inch or so, so the control clears your grip.
Should be easy to remedy by moving the stem further up above the thumb, just an inch or so, so the control clears your grip.
Actually, I have just enough grip to hold the handle but not so much that my hand gets fatigued. I think my hand tends to walk/inch forward vs slipping.
The pressure on the back of my thumb is not much, but just enough to rub slightly. It doesn't put enough pressure on the remote to pop it off the shaft.
I have tried raising the shaft a little but that becomes uncomfortable because my grip wants to work its way forward all the way to the shaft.
It's mostly unnoticeable until I've been swinging for more than an hour. That's when I will start resetting my grip due to irritation. Could it just be a left-handed thing?
Just thought it would be an interesting topic for the forum.
The pressure on the back of my thumb is not much, but just enough to rub slightly. It doesn't put enough pressure on the remote to pop it off the shaft.
I have tried raising the shaft a little but that becomes uncomfortable because my grip wants to work its way forward all the way to the shaft.
It's mostly unnoticeable until I've been swinging for more than an hour. That's when I will start resetting my grip due to irritation. Could it just be a left-handed thing?
Just thought it would be an interesting topic for the forum.