Omni Grip 6-Pack of Premium Comfort Grips, Perfect for Apple Pencil, Apple Pencil 2, Styluses, Pens and Pencils

Truly, I never thought I'd write a review for pen/pencil grips. Much as I love office supplies, these little things are usually relegated to the bottom of a drawer somewhere for the off chance when you need something and remember that they're there. But not these. These are so great, the perfect balance of a soft silicone grip, with a firm enough material. Material they truly feel secure on your pencil. They fit on a standard number two pencil or thin pen. The clear silicone look is always classic as it doesn't take away from any of your pens or pencils. But the feel of this grip on your hand is just great. When they feel nice, you use them more, and when you use them more, you truly do save your fingers.

I like these grips, they are nice and squishy and ease the strain on my hand from writing for extended periods of time. A bit pricey for what they are, but they are very nice and fit on pens and pencils easily. You can change the orientation of the grips since they are tapered smaller on one end, to fit your grip how you desire.

I've Arthritis, and have 7 screws and a Titanium plate inside my right wrist; writing a lot tends to hurt my hand. As a student of Sanskrit, I had to turn to Mechanical Pencils, and (since they were thin) I've placed these "Comfort Grips" on all of them.Now, when doing my Home Work, and practicing the Symbols, in Devanāgarī, hundreds of times, I literally forget there was ever any pain, before getting these, they're THAT comfortable.Highly Recommended--especially if needed for such precision work, as writing in Sanskrit (Devanāgarī), and/or, if there exist past major wrist injuries.

If you, like me, grip your writing implements in an unconventional way (see pic, no judgement), writing/drawing with any pens & pencils can range from a little annoying to straight-up painful.I wasn’t sure these would work with fountain pens, but they totally do.For context, the Lamy Safari has a triangular grip section that people either love or hate, while the Pilot Metropolitan has a big ol’ “step” from the body to the nib feed right where many people’s fingers sit.These rubber grips make my pens significantly more comfortable to hold with my naturally funky grasp & hypermobile thumbs, bringing the quality of my pens and penmanship to a whole new level, IMHO.If you’re willing to put in a few seconds of extra work to get it on and off, it could be a game changer for you :)How to: It’s next to impossible to get the grip on a pen larger than a normal thin pen/pencil as-is, but a drop of Dawn dish soap inside the grip will allow it to fit just fine onto both pens.It dries out pretty quickly once placed, which is a bonus because it doesn’t slide around.In order to get it off without a sweat or slide back in order to put the cap on, I filled a blunt-tip needle syringe (like the ones used to refill ink cartridges) with water & dish soap and put it with my pen collection so I can easily remove the grip or slide it back to use later.Tips: Dawn is recommended for cleaning nibs so it shouldn’t harm your pen, even better if you dry it off. Have a paper towel on hand to wipe off extra soap.Yeah, it’s a little bit of a pain for capped pens. But considering the complete lack of other options, the Omni-Grips are SO worth it, especially for longer writing sessions. Way better than calluses on weird parts of my hand.I’d love it even more if the company were to make other grips in a larger size or stretchier gel material to make it easier to get on and off wider implements.

With my right hand, which is what I write with. I have been looking for years for pens and grips that I can work with. I love this product. I have purchased it several times. And I will again.

I got it for my gen2 Apple Pencil. It was frustrating trying to fit it on and as equally frustrating getting it off. It’s not as squishy as I had hoped.

These are the perfect grips, at least for my hands which are on the smaller side. I can fit them on all of my art pencils from Prismacolors, Polychromos, and Holbein, to even the larger Derwents. They even fit some of my watercolor brushes which has really increased their comfort. The silicone just molds wonderfully around whichever tools they fit. It even feels like my hand doesn't get quite as cold over longer periods of time so I assume the grips must allow for better circulation. I would say the feel of them is a little softer than some rubber grips I've tried, but not nearly as soft as those gel-y type ones. They still have a little give if you press harder though. Their rounded shape feels great, I'm actually surprised this style isn't more common but maybe I'm biased since they work so well for me!

This product is an MUST BUY! Although people prefer taking notes with tablets or laptops, I find writing on paper more sufficient and satisfying. Problem with a lot of pens is that they’re not comfortable to hold or write for a long period of time, unless you purchase the overpriced ones with extra grip, of course.But this product is a life changer!! I’m able to write and draw all day without leaving any marks on my fingers, and my hand never feels sore at all. I’m totally going to buy more and put them on all my pens and pencils!