http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/2in1comfort-grip-shorty-stylus-review.html

I don't have any of these problems with the Shorty and it is even shorter than the Tornado. It's a perfect size to clip to the button placket on my Polo shirts or to slip into a pant's pocket.

The rubber grip makes it easy to hold. The tip does not appear to pick up any ink although it's hard to tell on the black stylus tip. At first I thought that the tips were reversed because when I twisted the top half of the pen towards either icon, the wrong tip came out. I then held the pen in the reverse position with the tip pointing towards the thumb of my hand. With my index finger and thumb holding the rubber grip and my other fingers curled around the upper barrel, I can now twist the lower part (rubberized end) of the pen in the direction of the icon which now extends the appropriate tip. Holding the pen this way allows me to easily extend or retract either tip one handed.

All in all a great little pen. My only gripe also has to do with the clip. After clipping the pen to some thick cloth material the fixed end of the clip has loosened and now rattles when not clipped to clothing. It still holds alright however.

Axel

I received the replacement yesterday and the clip is rattle free. So the pen is even better now. It will be my primary carry dual stylus now. I own many others including: Fisher Bullet Space Pen Stylus, Pilot Pentopia Chameleon, Pilot Pentopia Twin Point, Pilot Dr. Grip Duo Pen and Stylus, Retro 1951 Tornado Duo Pen, ttools PDApoint, and the Autopoint Stylus+ 4-way multi-pen. The Shorty is my favorite of all of them.