Chrome Cherry Omni Grip 6 Pack with Pen and Pencil Comfort Grips

Excellent quality!!!!!!! Soft, great fit, very comfortable.

These grips are soft and comfortable. They look like they're well made. They are shaped like a triangle with rounded corners.

I absolutely love these things, which is incredibly unfortunate since they are also incredibly expensive. You're honestly going to find yourself buying multiple packs because of how good they are and it does add up versus generic pencil grips.

I started looking at these initially because my Staedtler Triplus Fineliners are not nice in my hands (I have extra mobility in my thumbs, and this puts a lot of strain on my hand muscles when holding small or thin items). These fit my Fineliners. They fit my Copic Multiliner SP pens which is even better (because the size for those are nice but where I grip them makes them uncomfortable for my hand problems). I even managed to get one on my Staedtler Mars Lumograph jumbo pencil. For larger items like the Copic Multiliner SP pen or the Staedtler Mars Lumograph jumbo, you may want to get the Omni Grip wet (even try washing it with a bit of Soft Soap or other liquid hand soap) before trying to slide it on. I put my Omni Grips on dry because I was at work, and it took more force and time to get them in the position I wanted - but even then it can be done (just keep a firm grip on it, pushing in the direction you want the Omni Grip to go, and try twisting your pen or pencil as well). Once on it makes a real difference; the cushioning is somewhat comparable to the grip on a Dr. Grip pen.

I do a lot of writing with bic pens Ang would get thumb pain. These so far are great no complaints best comfortable use! Highly recommended, would do ten stars.

I was looking for a set of pen grips that are geared more towards adults. I write with the pen resting between my second and third finger, held steady by my thumb, so a lot of grips just aren’t the correct texture, shape or thickness. I like the black color, though a white or clear color would be great to add. The thickness that is variable from one end to the other makes it great for different writing grips and style. Easy enough to slide onto a pen, pencil, ect. But not so loose that it slides as soon as you start writing.

Bought 2 sets so far. It's better than most stock grips, because it atleast has a tiny bit of give. (whereas most grips don't really make me feel any relief...) Wish it was a little better value considering what you're getting. I've put them on multiple pens and pencils and I'd say it's best to put them on pens and pencils that have sub-par grips because once you cut off the original grips, its easier to put them on, because the area where the old grips used to be is thinner than the rest of the pen/pencil, so it feels more natural. If the pen is too thick it takes a lot of effort to put the grip on, doesn't offer much improvement, and messes with the overall feel because that one part of the pen/pencil is bulges out to the point of feeling unnatural. TLDR: They're not great for the price. They're okay in general, but only for pens/pencils where you can remove the original grips first. It's much harder to put them on thicker pens and pencils, and it has less "cushioning".

Good grips, keep from rolling, don't slide. Keeps my pencils from rolling into the space between my piano's keyboard cover and the piano innards!