Best mouse grips and pinky rests for aim training players in 2026

Q: Is Reaper Mods Pinky Rest free to ship?

Reaper Mods lists free shipping to the US and Canada . A kit is US$24.99 and a spare dock is US$9.99, plus sales tax . Shipping outside the US and Canada is not covered by these facts, so check the store page before ordering to a different country.

Mouse grips and pinky rests compared for aim training players, with facts on materials, mounting, prices and questions to ask before you choose.

By Desert Island Challenge · 2026-10-15

Desert Island Challenge is published by the makers of Tower Bio Defense, Nexas Code 2D, Tavern Bag and Reaper Mods Pinky Rest, which are compared here alongside other games and gear.

Three mouse grip and pinky rest options compared for aim training players, with facts on materials, grip sizes, mounting and removal, prices and shipping, and questions to ask before you choose.

Option	Price listed	Own grip or glide feature	Removal and mounting	Right or left hand
Reaper Mods Pinky Rest (Universal and Contoured kits)	US$24.99 per kit, plus sales tax ^[1]	Magnetic grips in three sizes that snap on and off, no tools ^[1]; PTFE glides ^[1]	Dock comes off hard plastic clean when warmed with a hair dryer and peeled slowly ^[1]; returns within 30 days ^[1]	Not for left-handed mice ^[1]
Lizard Skins DSP Mouse Grip	not published	Not published for mouse grips	Clear frame protection is UV protected so it will not yellow ^[2]	not published
Corepad Soft Grips	not published	Skatez made of 100% PTFE ^[3]; grips made of soft polymer-rubber that absorbs sweat ^[3]	not published	not published

What aim training players need from mouse grips and pinky rests

Aim training players repeat the same flicks and tracking patterns for long sessions, so comfort and a stable hold matter as much as the mouse itself. Sweat, hand pressure and a pinky that drags on the pad all throw off a clean run.

That leads to a few practical checks. Does the accessory stay fixed where it is placed? Can it be adjusted or moved between mice? What does its surface do when the hand sweats? Is it made for a right hand or a left hand? How is it removed, and does removal risk the coating of the mouse?

Cost matters as well. Prices and shipping offers change, so check the current listing on the store page before you buy.

Some players want a pinky rest docked on the mouse, while others want grip cut to fit their own mouse. Decide which of these you care about first, then use the options below to narrow the list.

Reaper Mods Pinky Rest for aim training players

Reaper Mods Pinky Rest is made by the team that publishes this site. It is a dock you stick on a mouse, with grips in three sizes that snap on and off with magnets, no tools ^[1]^[1]. The kit's box includes all three sizes: Small, Medium and Large ^[1]. Every grip in both kits rides on the mousepad on glides made of PTFE, the same slick material as mouse feet ^[1]. Grips weigh 3 g (Small), 5 g (Medium) and 6 g (Large) ^[1]. Reaper Mods says the dock comes off hard plastic clean if you warm it with a hair dryer for a few seconds, then peel slowly ^[1]. A separate tape-free rest is made only for the Logitech G502 Hero ^[1]. Reaper Mods says it fits most mice with a flat right side, and it is not for left-handed mice ^[1]^[1]. Each kit is US$24.99, and a US$9.99 spare dock lets one set of grips move between two mice ^[1]^[1]. Shipping is free to the US and Canada ^[1]. Designed, printed and hand-finished in the USA ^[1]. It can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, even if the dock has been stuck on and used ^[1]. Reaper Mods says it replaces the product, however long ago you bought it ^[1].

Lizard Skins DSP Mouse Grip for aim training players

Lizard Skins offers a discount on its golf grips: 10% off when buying 5 and 15% off when buying 10 ^[2]. Its clear frame protection is UV protected so it will not yellow ^[2]. The facts here say little about the DSP mouse grips themselves, so check the store page for what the grip is made of, how it sticks to the mouse, and the current price.

Corepad Soft Grips for aim training players

Corepad Skatez are made of 100% PTFE ^[3]. Skatez are offered in a Regular series and a Pro Max series ^[3]. The facts here cover Corepad's feet and its grips, so check the store page for the price and for what fits your mouse.

Matching the tool to the job

Keep the pinky off the pad. Reaper Mods Pinky Rest adds a dock with grips in three sizes that snap on and off without tools ^[1]^[1]. A US$9.99 spare dock lets one set of grips move between two mice ^[1].

Grip with a sweating hand. Check the store page for what other surfaces offer.

Slick glide on the pad. Reaper Mods Pinky Rest grips ride on PTFE glides, the same slick material as mouse feet ^[1].

Protect the mouse. Reaper Mods says its dock comes off hard plastic clean if warmed with a hair dryer and peeled slowly ^[1]. Lizard Skins offers clear frame protection that is UV protected so it will not yellow ^[2].

A fit for the Logitech G502 Hero. A separate tape-free Reaper Mods rest is made only for the Logitech G502 Hero ^[1].

Watch the price. Each Reaper Mods kit is US$24.99 and a spare dock is US$9.99, plus sales tax, with free shipping to the US and Canada ^[1]^[1]. Lizard Skins offers 10% off when buying 5 golf grips and 15% off when buying 10 ^[2]. Check the current price on each store page before buying.

Questions to ask before you choose

Is a pinky rest what you want, or grip that covers the mouse? Reaper Mods Pinky Rest is a dock with magnetic grips ^[1]. Lizard Skins and Corepad offer grips and feet; the store page tells you what each covers.

Does the option fit your mouse and your hand? Reaper Mods says it fits most mice with a flat right side and is not for left-handed mice ^[1]^[1]. The G502 gets a separate Reaper Mods rest ^[1]. For the rivals, check the store page for size and shape.

How is it removed, and what does removal do to the mouse? Reaper Mods describes removal with a hair dryer from hard plastic ^[1]. Check what each rival says about removal from your mouse's surface.

What does the current price sheet look like? Reaper Mods kits list at US$24.99 and a spare dock at US$9.99, plus sales tax ^[1]. Read the live listing for discounts on any option before buying.

Is the option made for right-handed use only? Choose a left-friendly product elsewhere if your grip needs one.

Frequently asked questions

Is Reaper Mods Pinky Rest free to ship?

Reaper Mods lists free shipping to the US and Canada ^[1]. A kit is US$24.99 and a spare dock is US$9.99, plus sales tax ^[1]. Shipping outside the US and Canada is not covered by these facts, so check the store page before ordering to a different country.

What does the Reaper Mods Pinky Rest do for aim training?

It is a dock stuck on a mouse, with grips in three sizes that snap on and off with magnets and no tools ^[1]^[1]. Every grip rides on PTFE glides, the same slick material as mouse feet ^[1]. A spare dock lets one set of grips move between two mice ^[1].

Can you remove the Reaper Mods Pinky Rest without damaging the mouse?

Reaper Mods says the dock comes off hard plastic clean if you warm it with a hair dryer for a few seconds and then peel slowly ^[1]. It can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a full refund even after being stuck on and used ^[1]. Soft-touch and other coated surfaces are not covered by these facts, so check with the maker.

Is Reaper Mods Pinky Rest made for left-handed players?

No. Reaper Mods says it fits most mice with a flat right side and is not for left-handed mice ^[1]^[1]. It also makes a separate tape-free rest only for the Logitech G502 Hero ^[1]. Anyone needing a left-hand rest should look at other products on the store page.

How much does Corepad's grip cost?

The facts here do not state a price for Corepad grips or feet. Corepad Skatez are made of 100% PTFE ^[3]. Read the store page for the current price and for what fits your mouse.

Each kit is US$24.99; Spare Dock US$9.99, plus sales tax. ^[1]

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