That manufacturer falls under "fool, money, parted, easily." A Finalmouse which is probably the pinnacle of lightweight gaming mice, costs about $180 and they want $100-ish more than that?

> Yes, it's expensive but it still costs less than replacing mice over and over.

I have a ten year old Razer Ultimate still going strong, buddy. $100 new.

> My otherwise mild skin condition completely destroys the shitty grippy/gummy rubber they put on scrollwheels and sometimes the sides of the mice.

No, whatever you're putting on your skin is. In any case: buy a $20 set of grips/pads and problem solved...

> the carbon fiber rod that snaps into place horizontally across the shape makes it more rigid than the stock mouse.

If you're having issues with rigidity of your mouse, you're holding it too tight...

I kind of get where you're coming from, but if your solution for them is to:

- Relearn the way they grip their mouse completely

- Stop secreting skin oils

- Stop some ointment that you are assuming they use for some reason

- Buy mouse grip replacements constantly

Or:

- Just buying a slightly more expensive mouse that they like

I don't think you're going to sell them on this...

I think you've missed every point I was making, keep up the good work.

> Finalmouse

Trash product, none of the people I play with or against use one. You've kind of outed yourself here but I'll humor you further.

> I have a ten year old mouse that works fine

Good for you. I assure you I use mine far, far more than you. If you knew who I was you could go find me on esportsearnings, I've won against and have played with some of the people you see in mice ads.

> No, whatever you're putting on your skin is

I don't put anything on my skin. My body makes far more of everything than it needs. I have to wipe them down with a bit of soap and water every few hours or they will be absolutely caked in skin. If I wait more than 4 days to file or cut my fingernails they are disgustingly long.

> buy a $20 set of grips/pads and problem solved

Have you ever tried doing this? They are attached to the shell with adhesives that cannot be removed without also destroying the plastic underneath.

> rigidity

Was highlighting how the weight reduction does not come at the cost of structural stability. If you knew what you were talking about you'd know many struggle with squeezing the mouse too hard. I do not have this issue