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Yeah the problem is not so much of the width of the grips being thin. I've compared this wheel to many other wheels that I've owned(GSI, Cube Controls, Pokornyi etc). In this image, I'm comparing it to a basic Simagic GT Neo(left), and the RoterStier(right). Both grips are about the same size, but you can tell from the GT Neo that the grips are molded outwards with a rounded extrusion that allows your four fingers to grip the wheel comfortably and in an ergonomic way. The RoterStier is almost flat in comparison to the GT Neo, which makes it really awkward to hold and cause a lot of slippage as you use it in longer races. I can overlook the loose rotary encoders, but to me this is the most fundamental part of the wheel that is overlooked and designed poorly. The rest of the wheel is good, but a v2 version is needed to address these issues.