The Bizarre Answer To Aim Assist 

Yeaahh will buy some now, if the price is right 😌

When US shipping happens ill ship some. 20$ AUD extra for shipping is crazy at the moment.

You still whining about aim assistance please 😅

there any way I can invest in your business?

bought it

Was it worth

I just watched an ad too

a very cool add tho

For a few bits of rubber coating $25 absolute joke

Even if I don’t buy what he’s selling it’s still nice to just see informative content like he’s saying shit from a professional perspective who deals video games idk I just feel like that’s stuff I’d like to take into whatever I play with whether it be console keyboard or weird little rubber thingies

Thanks! I've got some more materials on the way :)

If you have a 3d printer, then you can print them yourself.

@@awsome14619 It'd probably be easier to 3d print the parts to make molds and pour the silicone himself to make the actual products. Then you can use the same 3d printed parts to make multiple mold sheets and scale up indefinitely with little overhead. Silicone is very easy to mass produce with with proper molds unless the silicone he's using requires a heat treatment, which can be done but adds another step. You never want to sell a 3d printed part, you use it to make a perfect part for molds so people see your product as a manufactured part and not something they can 3d print at home.

​@@StruthGamingthis seem something that dave2d would love to review! And you woukd get some really interesting leverage if he does it

Bro you crazy, $17 for these and then $14 shipping, that's laughable.

Ha, my hands are so big that if I palm grip my fingers will hang off the front of my g502 and rub on the table. Claw gang.

I've never found a palm-grip mouse that really _fit_ for me. The Mionix Naos 7000 was _really_ close (I mean, with grip tape applied, because the lack of texture on it was terrible), but the forward/back buttons were just way too far forward for where my thumb falls. I'd hoped the rerelease "pro" version would have fixed that, but unfortunately it was strictly internal components changed, and the overall shape was exactly the same.

​@chonkychookie6949 i prefer palm but i have huge hands so i ran into that issue alot. i feel the razer basilisk works really nively for me though, super palm friendly

What mouse do you use?

when u play apex legends u wanna be fast at aiming, palm gripping wont do it if the mouse isn't very light

Good luck getting a patent on a piece of rubber. 😅

@@Neomadra He can absolutely patent this design.

@@CamelSmokes23 not the concept, i've already made these lol. you can 3d print them in 2 minutes. He's not going to get a patent on triangle prisms.

@@thenry3600 on a mouse yeah he can

For whatever reason, I tried the grip tape, did not like it, had more luck holding onto the mouse without em. But that could be my personal preference.

You do what?

but what is your solution? seems complex and interesting

Thanks mate, you're a legend.

Literally just ordered from SoSpacer hahaha

Which ones do you think are better tho? SoSpacers seem a little to small to achieve biomechanic benefit. Any experience so far ?

@@phronesis1642 Didn't tried Struth Grips but in think they will be better than SoSpacer. I have SoSpacer Grips on 4 mice (4 each) and it add a bit of stability, i have 2 on each main click. Personally i REALLY didn't liked them on both side of any of my mice. But it's personal preference and you can't know if u will like them or hate them without trying every placement possible (the adhesif is really great u can replace them a huge amount of time without loosing one). Struth grips seems promising if they are enough grippy, i will try them if one day he release them on black and white (and if that happen i hope they will be available on Maxgaming ^^).

​@@phronesis1642honestly have tried so spacers but been using these mouse grips n i regret spending $30 in them... feels like a waste i was looking for consistency n comfort but all it has done is provide discomfort cramps my hand and made my aim feel worse.

way cheaper tho🤔

Sooooo How is it

I also like consistency. Huge part of it is posture, it’s 24% of result for me.

any updates?

@@ZaphaPlays I do feel more locked in but I think they would have more of an impact with an ambi mouse. I'm using a dav3 and put only one of these pieces on the ring finger area and the amount of grip that I gain is just barely significant which is a testament to how good my mouse fit my hand. If I was still using the superlight I think I would've loved this product. I don't regret the purchase at all tho

Placebo cause you spent money on it@@bonkersbruv

I used the little rubber bumpers that stop your kitchen drawers slamming when you close them! xD

i used the sticky squares people used to make 3d cards lol

oh hi arent u in sky discord :o

@@mayo0006 haha yes I'm one of her mods :3

Thank you so much for the kind words!

@@TurboZarya @mayo0006 LOL HEY GUYS

OMG I KNOW YOU FROM SKY'S STREAM

any update?

@@gmaynard yeah! Really dig them. Super consistent grip. My fingers lay in the same spot every time now. Doesn't work well with my pinky but I have a much more natural tendency to a relaxed palm grip over a claw grip. But my ring finger loves it. 8/10 not necessary by any means, but can make your grip more consistent and comfortable. If you already have a comfortable grip with your mouse then there's no need.

@@nicholasgibson awesome thx for update (:

Why switch back?

@BobRoss-hl8cm I ended up preferring and playing better with Palm grip. This only works with claw it fingertip

That's great to hear mate, how are you going with them now?

That is so great to hear.

How long did shipping take? Ive been contemplating buying but if it takes too long i would have to order it later down the line

@@PoojHoon Took 2 days to ship and 12 days to arrive here. Ordered from Canada

@@user-do6rr5fo6w thank you!!

Thank you so much for the comment, it's so great to hear you're having a great time with them.

That's actually how I first started playing around with this idea.

What if the movement of the mouse will be fully duplicated on the monitor, with the same speed, and with a correctly configured field of view relative to the person (that is, the monitor would act as a window into the game world, and not as usual, with a fisheye effect)?

How did you like them?

Agreed

So glad to hear it! The thumb is already in a great position to grip the mouse so that one is entirely optional. There are 8 wedges so you could indeed cut some to size if you are careful. I think providing half or even third size wedges could be a great addition in the future to fine tune setups. I have tried so many tapes at this point and these two were the most effective. If you are having troubles with them not staying put, you may need to give them more time before being gripped into. Both have bonds that improve over 72 hours, so while you should be able to use them immediately in the majority of situations, if you do have trouble you may need to wait a little longer. If you have a wedge placed on a precarious position, you can use some extra thick tape to help buffer it. It's not pretty but it helps - gyazo.com/77d077a8849e054e342593abe0a53fea

​@@StruthGaming Yeah The thumb defiantly isnt necessary but I think Im liking the position it puts my hand in with my grip. Still need some time to be sure. Yeah I know that leaving them longer will help so once I quadruple confirm the positions ill try give them a long time to help them bond better. Ive started using grip tape(Supergrips) from infront and up them and I think this is enough to keep them in place but I might give the thick tape behind a go also, good idea. Hope you are able to keep up with demand! Thanks, Hayden.

this is a bad solution, what's needed is totally custom-shaped mice, and curling the fingers like that also becomes unnecessary

Fingertip grip a mouse made of air while you wear a sleeve, probably.

Thanks!

It was! Just about everything from March onwards was using the grips in one way or another.

Energy just holding the mouse? You’re probably doing something wrong or chose incompatible mouse for your hands. After reaching top 0.2% in floatclick in Aimlabs, my result is about wrist smoothness which is achieved by having consistent support of back of hand and wrist glide. Glide must be uninterrupted by mouse lifting and cover the whole aiming area with a single gliding action

@@IrrationalDelusion I agree, I'm by no means a top tier aimer however, I do know alot about hand ergonomics and coordination. I've been a professional drummer for 34 years. For me, my hands are 20 cm long by 10.5 cm wide. If I put my hand in a neutral position, my fingers curled, and place my hand on a ruler, the space between my thumb and pinky is 9cm. Looking at Rocket Jumps list of top mice, the widest mouse is the Death Adder V2 at 6cm. Unfortunaetly that is a weighty mouse compared to a Death Adder V3. For me the widest feeling mous I've tried was a Cooler Master MM720, which feels great but is a garbage mouse button and sensor wise and a Razer Mamba, which is a boat anchor weight wise. Now even with wide mice, for me I need to move my thumb or pinky in to cover the 3 cm gap between my neutral position and the sides of the mouse. To do that I have to expend some amount of energy to have control. That level of energy is constant and there is always a signal from the brain telling the fingers to grip 3cm tighter than neutral. Granted, it's not much energy but it's more than if your hand was in a neutral position. Your brain has to always take that signal into account when it sends any other commands to you hands. This product by Struth could help me cover the 3 cm gap I need to cover to have my hands in a neutral position. For most people it probably doesnt matter, I look forward to trying it. I put a piece of Lizard tape on the hump of my mouse just behind the trigger buttons so I can control things with my hand more open, I primarily use wrist, hopefully these silicone things will help even more.

@@superangrysnowman5869 Interesting take, you might be rare having wide hands with no mouses fitting properly

meow 🙀🙀

^^^^^Truth

Thank you, I really appreciate that. Did you end up giving them a shot?

The price isn't really there for the materials (although they are surprisingly expensive), it's for the labor that goes into creating each pack and the years of aiming experience/testing that culminated in their development. Will hopefully have some resellers set up in the new year to make shipping easier.

you’re paying for the R&D as well as the materials and time, feel free to model them yourself and get someone with a 3d printer to make them out of the right stuff and ship them to you

@@seanp2k617yuh its not that bad tbh, and ofc shipping from australia isnt free.

Cheapo

Bro doesn’t have $7 💀

@@gixxerin1693Blud does not have a good economic sense.

Fair, but just to clarify it's 8 wedges of silicone. The price isn't really there for the materials (although they are surprisingly expensive), it's for the labor that goes into creating each pack and the years of aiming experience/testing that culminated in their development.

How did you go? If you'd like any help/advice on optimizing their placement just let me know.

Glad we could get it all sorted :) Hope you're having a good time with them.

@@StruthGaming Yes, thank you! At the start, it was weird, but now I'm getting used to it, and I can feel better control. It's funny that now I'm doing something I never did before - having fun by doing 360° with my mouse, ahah

i imagine that for palm grip having the grips above the fingers to help lifting the mouse could give an awesome locked on feeling. At least thats my only problem when using palm, ime most palm mice require some force when lifting them up

Depending on how long you need it, might as well have something that goes on the hump.

That tends to be the solution most claw grip users gravitate towards. Would be nice if mouse designers acknowledged that more often with sensor rotations settings in the software and higher lift off distances.

How did you go? If you'd like any help/advice on optimizing their placement just let me know.

It is quite remarkable how much the addition of a few wedges can transform how a mouse feels and performs. I recently posted a review of the Kysona M600 that showcased it too.

just buy a clay, make what you want, 3d scan it, clean, 3d print or make from carbon fibre, today is freakin easy and cheap if you doesn't know something, just google and watch the videos!

Awesome, thank you!

If you see this, have you experimented with using opposite facing wedges for stability on forward mouse movements?