MidwestJ

Negative. Not the ball bearing grip. I've heard about that one though. I'd be interested to hear more about that one.

sr77

One of the things I like is the part of the grip that pushes against muscle at the base of the thumb is flat. It just seems very easy to get consistent hand placement on this grip. I liked my bowtech grip, but had banged it up some, part of the reason I replaced it. Must say this new grip seems to be the cats meow. Try one, you won't be disappointed.

Shane

wis_bow_huntr

Im not sure how companies can claim that grips are torqueless. Anything can be torqued simply by moving what ever an object is attached to such as your hand attached to the grip, all you need is a slight movement of the wrist and you have torqued the bow. Just my 2 cents.

Arthur P

I think the ball bearing grip you guys are talking about is the Van Handle Death Grip. Not sure if they're still in business though, 'cuz the link to their website seems to be dead. www.vanhandle.net

That's just the name. Their product description is as a torque reducing grip, not torque eliminator. It's at least a reasonable claim, unlike the BS you see with most bowhunting marketing.

Red Boar

You are correct, although no one was actually saying they are "torqueless"...that's just what someone decided to name their company (Torque Less to be precise). They are just very nice quality aftermarket grips that fit your hand a bit better, maybe encourages a more repeatable grip and look darn nice on your bow.