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<blockquote data-quote="BelXiror" data-source="post: 1779077" data-attributes="member: 13379">It's not necessarily the length of the grip that matters, as the girth.When a grip is too big around to hold it properly, when you hit things the weapon can rotate in your grip accidentally. or just plain bounce out of your grip.I remember when I was a kid and trying to use a regular sized cricket bat. It didn't work. At all. Every time the ball hit the edge of the bat, I couldn't grip it well enough to stop it from rotating.The same can be said of grips too small. One, when holding something thin for too long, my hand starts to cramp, the second is that I can't get a good grip, like above, and whatever I'm holding rotates. I've had this happen with squash rackets and undersized kids cricket bats.Not too mention, if it's too small, when you swing something it can shoot out of your hand cause you can't hold it tight enough...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BelXiror, post: 1779077, member: 13379"] It's not necessarily the length of the grip that matters, as the girth. When a grip is too big around to hold it properly, when you hit things the weapon can rotate in your grip accidentally. or just plain bounce out of your grip. I remember when I was a kid and trying to use a regular sized cricket bat. It didn't work. At all. Every time the ball hit the edge of the bat, I couldn't grip it well enough to stop it from rotating. The same can be said of grips too small. One, when holding something thin for too long, my hand starts to cramp, the second is that I can't get a good grip, like above, and whatever I'm holding rotates. I've had this happen with squash rackets and undersized kids cricket bats. Not too mention, if it's too small, when you swing something it can shoot out of your hand cause you can't hold it tight enough... [/QUOTE]

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