Don't let anyone talk you out of the Loesch grip. I have one on my Q2 and it is the best thing I ever did to my bow. You have to remember that his grips are not mass produced in some huge factory. It is a relatively small operation trying to keep up with a fairly high demand. While his communication skills may be lacking, he makes up for it with the quality of his grips. The Shrewd grips would be my second choice and that's only because I don't like a metal or plastic grip on my bow.

Ossage,
You said the grip didn't fit your bow. When I purchased mine, I was told that I would probably need to use a little masking tape wrapped around the grip area to insure the fit of the grip. The only reason for this is because of the inconsistent tolerances from bow to bow. If this doesn't work, you send the grip back describing the problem and he makes you another one.