duc, hoyt now has 3 different grips to choose from. Their bows come standard with the standard grip, but they also have side plates and a high wrist grip.

I have no idea who this dude is from AT, I am never there. But, correct me if I'm wrong, the idea of a high wrist grip is to have your thumb pointed more toward the target and reduce torque, yes?

I know that when I hold my wrist high on my current grip so that just the smallest part of my hand, the part where my thumb and forefinger meet, if I do that, my groups are significantly tighter. I think when I'm at work next week I might put one on and see how it feels.