EPTOn December 10 2009 04:15 Cloud wrote:
Buy a G5 or something.
Buy a G5 or something.
I have a G5 and love it. We sell 'em too at best buy for only $36 this week.
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Ranix
United States666 Posts
I have a G5 and love it. We sell 'em too at best buy for only $36 this week. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
Maybe try this. Super glue a little button or something that would give you a shelf for your slippery fingers. | ||
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Cloud
Sexico5880 Posts
On December 10 2009 04:36 Tfact_rats wrote: ...the purpose of this post was not to buy a new mouse.. but to modify an existing one to have more control.. but thank u WHOA sorry dude. I guess gluing your hand to your mouse makes more sense. | ||
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meeple
Canada10211 Posts
On December 10 2009 05:56 CharlieMurphy wrote: Even the finest sandpaper would probably tear up your finger pads with prolonged use. Maybe try this. Super glue a little button or something that would give you a shelf for your slippery fingers. Agreed... the sandpaper would get pretty gross eventually... all the dirt and skin and dried sweat cloggin up all the grit | ||
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jiabung
United States720 Posts
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Dreadwave
Netherlands254 Posts
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Abenson
Canada4122 Posts
But I don't think it's really necessary to "gripify" your mouse? Perhaps just keep a towel beside your computer and wipe your hands once in a while... o.o | ||
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Fixed
United States174 Posts
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ForTheSwarm
United States556 Posts
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rredtooth
5460 Posts
On December 10 2009 12:01 Dreadwave wrote: if by "non-slip coating" you mean it being matte then yes the salmosa has it.Some mouse(brands) have non-slip coatings, someone already mentioned the G5, most Razer mouse have this and I'm sure there are others. Weren't you the guy that wanted a Salmosa? That one has a non-slip coating on the top but not on the sides. | ||
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Dreadwave
Netherlands254 Posts
On December 10 2009 13:41 redtooth wrote: if by "non-slip coating" you mean it being matte then yes the salmosa has it. It has a slightly rubbery feel to it, it's not just matte. And yeah I don't think it really matters that much. | ||
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mmgoose
769 Posts
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seppolevne
Canada1681 Posts
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Valer
New Zealand4 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On December 10 2009 04:58 Deskaru wrote: http://www.steelseries.com/int/products/accessories/grip SteelSeries made something similar to what your describing. Be aware that I don't have any personal experience with this particular product though. Edit: As the above poster says tennis griptape would work wonders if the tape itself sticks onto the mouse, can't recommend you any brands though since its been a while since I played. Don't bother with any "sweet" products that are made for this purpose, just get some medical wrap and put a strip on either side of the mouse and 1 on top. Skateboard idea is awful, would be horrible feeling all day. But next time you buy a mouse the G3 would be a good idea, or the kone. | ||
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Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
go get some grip tape. hockey tape? skateboard stuff. stick it on an old mouse and try it. if it feels good put it on a good mouse | ||
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RandomAccount#49059
United States2140 Posts
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nisukeapple
314 Posts
i just saw the steel grip products but it hink you can make your own cutting portions out of racquet grip, which overall probably is better material in my mind | ||
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Elwinros
United States93 Posts
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aiyeeta
United States199 Posts
On December 10 2009 04:36 Tfact_rats wrote: ...the purpose of this post was not to buy a new mouse.. but to modify an existing one to have more control.. but thank u Aw, I know what you mean. Sometimes with my current mouse I double click and my mouse just flies right through the window. Mouse still works, but I'm tired of paying for window repairs. ...Oh wait, you're being serious... | ||
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