Where to get a HUGE mouse?

Does anyone know where I can get a large-ish mouse? Most mice I've tried anytime recently force me to hold them in a claw grip, which I'm not really comfortable with. I'd like something that lets me rest my entire hand on the mouse - the problem is that I haven't found a mouse large enough to let me do that. I've a Logitech G5 and a Razer Lachesis, but they're both still a little on the small side.

For hand-size-reference sake, uhhhhh. Well, I liked the first-generation XBox's first-generation controllers. The ones people complained were too large. I think that ideally I'd want a mouse roughly 6" in length.

Picture in comparison with a 13.3" Macbook screen...

 

Steelseries Ikari

 

I find it interesting you find the G5 small, I have a similar hand but to a 16 inch notebook and find it perfect, steel series ikari is worth a try

 

Hey, isn't the Logitech MX518 supposed to be fairly decent??


http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-MX51...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1222953797&sr=1-1

Review done on it:
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=3649


Cin

 

The MX518's small too... I haven't seen a Steelseries Ikari, but is it really that large? I'll have to go hunt for one, heh. Steelseries isn't -that- popular a brand here.

X2P: Well, it seems I just have a preference for larger grips than most people, even though my hands aren't exactly oversized, even if they are slightly on the large side. Like I said... a lot of people seem to have hated the original XBox controller, but I loved it.

 

Ahh, well I tried! It didn't look small to me..but then again, I have small hands!


Cin

 

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J/K some of those presentation mice are pretty big, also I know some people like track balls that have big hands.

 

I believe I read a review of the Microsoft Sidewinder mouse saying something along the lines that it was made for Andre The Gaint, or Mr. Fong.

There we go:
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/microsoft_sidewinder_gaming_mouse

"It looks good, but the Sidewinder's oversized design isn't good for people who have normal-sized hands."

 

I have big hands myself and I use the Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman. Very comfy and easy to use, I cringe whenever I have to use a regular mouse now.

 

A trackball, Ashura? Don't think I could ever get used to one of those.

Thanks anyway for trying, Cin

Ahhh, I'll check the Sidewinder out. Shall see if I can find one. Not sure if it'll still be in stock anywhere, though.

 

The Ikari Steel Series has a lot of surface area for standard grip users. Here's a picture showing it side-by-side with other high end gaming mice:



EDIT: The Microsoft Sidewinder is definitely a large-grip mouse as well.

 

What's the rightmost mouse? The Ikari's on the left, and the one in the middle's the G9... hmmmm.

 

+1. Really good mouse. And fits large hands.

 

The rightmost mouse that's next to the G9 is a Saitek Cyborg. It's pretty unique with its motorized expanding grip and 11 programmable buttons/hat. Unfortunately it isn't terribly comfortable, but it's definitely an eye-catcher

 

Microsoft Sidewinder is as big as they come.

 

K, it looks like the Steelseries Ikari and Microsoft Sidewinder are my best bets. Thanks, guys

Finally, I can get my hands on a long, thick, hard... mouse...

Hmmmmmmmmm.

 

+1 I cant play with most controllers

 

Try to get an older type of mouse from a second hand dealer. The older mice tend to be bigger.

 

No problem! Though, I'm not a *gamer* (well, DS Lite) LMAO... I tried

Have you decided which one your going with??


Cin