Although we'd still be worried about dropping it, especially as the glass does make
it feel less grip - friendly in the hand than previous models.
Not exact matches
And the only benefit of the thumbless
grip is that it
feels more comfortable and causes
less strain on the wrists.
The plant - based group also reported subjectively
feeling better and experiencing significant improvement in their
grip strength, fewer tender joints,
less tenderness per joint, and
less swelling, with the added benefit of losing about 13 pounds.
The plant - based group subjects also reported subjectively
feeling better and experiencing significant improvement in their
grip strength, fewer tender joints,
less tenderness per joint, and
less swelling, with the added benefit of losing about 13 pounds and keeping most of that weight off throughout the year.
The climax is
gripping and there is a certain Star Wars-esque
feel to some of the
lesser characters.
You can't nail the throttle with impunity as you can in the Bentley but as the miles build and you get a
feel for how much
grip there is, the chunky rump of the Conti begins to gain
less yardage out of roundabouts.
You
feel the increased
grip effects of the Performante's «aero - vectoring» technology over supercars with
less downforce, such as the McLaren 720S, though it didn't come close to the aero - assassin
grip of the Ford GT.
With about 500 pounds of downforce, the car offers
less aerodynamic
grip than the RS 3 LMS, but you still
feel it working, and it allows for carrying serious speed through Road Atlanta's quicker turns.
Unlike both generations of R8 the new TT RS Roadster does more or
less read from the very well thumbed Audi dynamic textbook — huge
grip and traction, plenty of body control and lots of stability, but gentle understeer beyond the limit and not much by way of excitement — but it does so while
feeling lighter on its toes and more agile than ever before.
Grip is mightily impressive though, and the GLC's taller stance than C - class and E-class 43s makes it
feel a little
less tied - down.
Driving the 3.4 manual straight after a go in a «showhome - spec» 3.8 - litre Carrera S with PDK, PDCC and every other conceivable extra
felt like a more direct path to whatever flavour of 911 - ness the 991 is seeking to purvey, the mantra «
less is more» almost materialising before my very eyes as I
gripped a steering wheel that was just that, pure and simple — no buttons at all.
Sure, the limit of
grip is lower (this
feels down to the
less - aggressive Pirelli P Zero Corsa tyres), but you can drive right up to it and then choose to back away, hold it there, or jump up and down all over it and bring the rear into play.
There's perhaps more body roll than you might expect and
less grip than a BMW M5, but you can
feel the limits very clearly and work around them with real accuracy.
It
feels slower through the corners due to more tread squirm and
less mechanical
grip.
The handling certainly has gained in terms of overall agility,
feeling less reliant upon the four - wheel - drive system for
grip and more accommodating to sudden changes in direction.
There's excellent
grip, sharp steering and far
less body roll than in the Nissan Qashqai, while the Yeti's lively nature means it's far more fun in corners than any crossover has any right to be, even if its steering doesn't
feel quite so well resolved as that of the Qashqai.
The reduction in camber angles when turning at speed results in improved steering
feel, 23 percent
less tire tilt, and increased lateral
grip.
When they get behind the wheel of the Avenger, customers will
feel more confident, experience
less body roll, reduced vehicle motion, improved isolation, better steering precision and increased
grip thanks to new premium tires.
Customers will
feel more confident when driving the new Avenger because of
less body roll,
less vehicle shake, improved isolation, better steering precision, response and
feel and the increased
grip of new premium tires.
In hard cornering or acceleration we can
feel the car settle down under the
grip of the AWD; then the Juke corners nimbly and with
less understeer than expected.
Although the phone may still
feel too large for some if they tend to use their phones one - handed, the fact that Motorola has opted to use any number of material types for the back of the phone make it
feel less slick in the hand which helps with
grip.
Secondly that bulging edge gets in the way of a two - handed
grip when to your near side; flip the tablet so the bulkier edge is faced away from your body and it adds additional weight that
feels less balanced than a normal tablet.
Both control schemes allow you to
grip tighter if you
feel yourself slipping, and a quick press of triangle will command Doodle to pick up your tail to make you a little
less bottom heavy.
The matte metal edges of the G6 provide a stronger
feeling grip and provide
less opportunity for accidental awakenings and mis - clicks.
Reaching up to the top to access something like the notification shade does require some hand gymnastics, and makes the phone
feel even
less secure when you can't maintain your
grip.
The case is lightweight with very
less bulk along with additional
grip and
feel.
Although the phone may still
feel too large for some if they tend to use their phones one - handed, the fact that Motorola has opted to use any number of material types for the back of the phone make it
feel less slick in the hand which helps with
grip.