🖊️ Ergo Plus Grip for Wacom Pro and Grip Pen Stylus Review

I have large hands and the standard Wacom pen was too small for my meat hooks, causing my hands to cramp after about an hour of drawing. I decided to give the Ergo a try, and while it took a while to get used to, it proved indispensable when it came to drawing on my Cintiq. Now I can draw for hours and the fatigue in my hand is practically gone and the cramps are completely gone. I like it.

I have severe joint pain, cramps in my arms and wrists. My shoulder/wrist pain reduced after purchasing Kinesis Freestyle2 Pro. I decided to completely immerse myself in ERGO and try all the available products until I found a solution. This grip seemed EXPENSIVE for a rubber sleeve. Well after using it for a few weeks it was money well spent. I really like its weight and the shape eases hand cramps.

Wacom pens are therefore not designed for this, so the tip may explode after repeated use. It puts a lot of pressure on the cap that holds the nib on the pen, pushing it away from the nib. This will break the clips inside and you will no longer be able to hold the handle together. It's a good idea, but Wacom needs to develop something that perfectly fits their pens to keep them in place. The current design handle is too weak, so it will slip on the handle and cause damage.

Not quite sure what the other reviews are saying about the slide. The handle actually fits very well. There is a small lip at the top of the handle, but not enough to be noticeable when in use, or enough to move. It's just the lip that stands out when I play with it. The grip reduced my hand pain astronomically and made the whole drawing process more comfortable again. You can even rotate the pen for a slightly different grip so your fingers aren't in the same position over and over again.

My hand and thumb would always cramp after a few hours of drawing with standard Wacom pens. It's been a few months and I've had a lot of marathon painting sessions - I don't have the pain I used to have. Because it's so orange. it's easy to find and it's great. Update: It's been years since this guy and digital painting is still pain free. I found that the handle could slide up to prevent button presses. Easily untied with 1 or 2 of the smallest hair ties (found at any large general store).

Suitable for Wacom Pro Pen 2. The included pen disassembly instructions were very helpful. The grip could fit snugly onto the plastic shaft of the grip, but that doesn't affect the ergonomics. Some with big hands might disagree. The color of the traffic cones doesn't bother me as the original handle was all black and was constantly being lost from sight. The only downside is the price. This is understandable as this is the only product on the market that you can hack yourself. Seriously, should

It's really the only option other than tape. The case fits well but is about 1/8 inch longer than the top of the Intous Pro pen and removing the pen's grip is a challenge in itself. But the color is terrible. They're selling the product to a crowd that likes a certain aesthetic, they could AT LEAST make it available in black! I spent about 15 minutes on the internet and found that this only comes in this horrible yellow and honestly that's reason enough for me to send it back. The texture on…

There are a few reviews claiming that the Ergo doesn't work with the Wacom Pro stylus, but after installing it I found it worked pretty well... after some adjustments , both physically and mentally. A number of issues raised in the reviews can be attributed to the installation and how tightly the pen nib is screwed on. Too narrow and the Ergo works way below the front edge of the pen button, making the button stiff or inactive. Too loose and the whole grip slips. The whole point of Ergo is to…