What's the difference between secure and poly grip?
1653639
Poly grip is Easter to come out your mouth and wash out your dentures its also doesn't burn my mouth,Dentrek burns my mouth,and gets harder in the denture and is very hard to clean out of the dentures while makes it a hot fit
962222
both velcro and snap. they are the same strap, neither or both. fairly easy to unsnap, I do it with my thumb every time.
1290333
No oversize grip.However, you can have one installed for a few more dollars.
909222
The grip is made of a solid plastic. It is easy to hold and comfortable to use.
834116
The paddle is the difference....it adds comfort and stability when removing the firearm from the holster. I would suggest getting th fobus paddle with the tension screw. I have that on another holster and it is nice to be able to set the tension of the firearm in the holster
1986797
I haven't noticed any difference. I have the clear one and it has that nice no slip grip. I set mine on the arm of my leather recliner and it will not move unless I move it.
70711
I have no idea... other than if it fits nice and tight....when I screw the grip on it lines up well and tightens up fine.. no wobbling. That would be my guess. I love the grip. It helps stabilization for me .. feels good and looks good, plus I have an extra battery all of the time. I keep both batteries charged all of the time and it gives me plenty of capture time!
2275372
It gives better leverage and is easier to release with your thumb without moving your hand around the grip. It is more of a comfort thing than a tactical advantage.
388438
The one I got is secure ex. I believe the leather one is for the older one.
1420047
Both, but that's kind of subjective. It's stiff like a plastic case, but with a rubbery coating that makes it grippy. Not grippy like a silicone sleeve, but def not slick plastic either. You'll just have to try it.
307748
Neither, both employ the same faulty leg extension locks, the plastic handles will break over just a short time. You won't be able to lock them any more and should they break while the camera is mounted or while your are locking them the exploding plastic can damage your camera or yourself. Don't.
360751
Good question. The battery grip inserts into the spot where the battery goes into the camera. Also, the grip provides additional stability with weight, as well as, hold 2 batteries giving you more power for shooting. Also, it gives you access to your controls when shooting in portrait orientation in the same fashion as is landscape orientation.
965118
I actually never used it.. turns out was not worth the purchase, been in a drawer. However I don't see that the grip would cause any issues.
1723584
I've never used Grip2Go but from the look of it they seem to look the same. I've been using DayMark Hand-E-Grip for a long time now. Very happy with them and I have bought them in just about every size.
1651258
On a side note, the poly can be really uncomfortable as it constricts around your hand. Too much so, in fact
430307
For your stated needs, held in the vertical position comes up short in providing a secure handheld grip. The sides when used horizontal are grooved providing a secure and tacky feeling. When held vertical, the sides are not grooved and are narrower which makes it feel more slippery. However, I still like the cover and would recommend it.
904385
The grip is all plastic. There is no direct connection with the grip tripod mount and the camera body mount. I would not trust the grip tripod mount with any lens other than a light prime. Just a note; all grip functions work as advertised. I have large hands and the camera+grip feels better in my hands.