[FPS] Is the “holding method” the reason why the aim is not stable? Compatibility of covering, grasping, and gripping and mouse selection

When you buy a gaming mouse, do you choose it just because it’s used by professionals?
Actually, the mouse that suits you will change 180 degrees depending on the size of your hands and the way you hold it (grip style).
Just understanding how you hold your mouse correctly and choosing a mouse with the best shape can stop your aim from shaking.

1. Palm Grip

Characteristics:How to hold the mouse so that the entire palm is firmly attached to the mouse.
Advantage:Excellent sense of stability. Less tiring. Tracking (following aim) becomes stable.
Recommended mouse:Logicool G Pro X Superlight 2, DeathAdder V3 Pro.
Compatible with ergonomic (asymmetrical) shaped mice.

2. Claw Grip

Characteristics:How to hold the mouse by placing only the bottom half of your palm on the mouse and pressing the button with your fingers raised.
Advantage:It allows for fine adjustment of the fingertips and a sense of stability in the palm of the hand. Click speed increases.
Recommended mouse:Sora V2, Lamzu Atlantis.
We recommend a mouse with a raised butt part (bump) as it is easier to support.

3. Fingertip Grip

Characteristics:Hold the mouse with just your fingertips, without touching your palm at all.
Advantages:Wide range of motion. Can be moved freely up, down, left and right.
Recommended mouse:Viper V3 Pro, Finalmouse UltralightX.
If the mouse is not small and light, your fingers will get tired.

How to check your own grip

When you are engrossed in a game, suddenly look at your hands.
The way you hold something unconsciously, rather than holding it consciously, is your “original way of holding it.”
By simply changing to a mouse with a shape that matches your needs, you will be surprised at how much easier it is to use.