Designed For Comfort: The Pro-Draw Grip is made of a satin-touch, cushioned silicone, allowing you to draw for hours without getting those pesky hand cramps or the dreaded “artist bump” on your finger ! The shock-absorbent silicone provides you with the support and comfort you need for better line control while also protecting your Pencil from drops and spills! | Ergonomics To Support Your Process: The Pro-Draw Grip’s ergonomic design allows for multiple ways to hold based on your style and needs. If you prefer an even larger solution, you can flip the entire grip upside down for a super-wide fit. Since The Grip extends nearly the entire length of the Apple Pencil, you get a more natural, balanced drawing experience compared to other smaller grips on the market. | Works w/ Gen 1 & Gen 2 Apple Pencils: Even though we designed the Pro-Draw Grip to give you full access to all of the features of the Gen 2 Apple Pencil, you can still enjoy the same comfort and drawing benefits with a Gen 1 model! | Built For Usability: Designed with access to the Gen 2 Apple Pencil’s double tap feature. The Pro-Draw Grip’s patented “finger scoop” allows direct contact between your finger and the stylus…guaranteeing your inputs register the first time (unlike other grips that require you to tap through layers of silicone.) With the Pro-Draw Grip, you don’t have to lose the double tap feature of your Pencil just because you want the benefits of a grip! | Easy On/ Easy Off: The pro-draw Grip’s split-back design allows you to attach the grip AND easily remove the grip when it’s time to charge your Gen 2 Apple Pencil (that’s IF you use a case on your iPad.) Don’t use a case? Just twist the pencil’s flat edge so it lines up with the opening on the back of the grip, roll the grip over the edge of the iPad from back to front to widen the split, and affix! The edges of the pro-draw Grip even wrap around the iPad, offering a more secure fit than ever! | Beneficial To All Artists: The larger grip and softer touch of the Pro-Draw Grip is great for people who suffer from carpal tunnel/ neuropathy and for artists with developmental disabilities.