Mionix - Naos 7000

Mionix Naos Pro might be worth a look, but it's kinda spendy. I did like my Naos 7000 though, it lasted me like six or seven years before the buttons gave out.

You have a couple of similar shaped mice. Steelseries ikari optical (q4 2007), ikari laser (q4 2009) were the first to feature this shape on a gaming mouse, qpad om75 (october 2013) and mionix naos 7000(december 2013) came later. Note that this era you could still feel a lot of generational leaps in mouse sensors. I own way to many and might need to do a post on forgotten mouse shapes. I agree that this shape was one of the most comfortable ones even though the left side on the ikari would slope outwards ever so slightly but was a bit less bulky on mouse 1 and 2. For my hand size an even larger sized version of the ikari might have been even more comfortable. Even though I found these shapes really comfortable, I was never able to aim really well with the shape. At the time I played really high sens and needed more control from squeezing the mouse with the side of my hand.

Try to find a Func MS-3 or Mionix Naos. Out of production but might find some on the second hand market. 2 of the best big mice of their time.

I have largish hands, have been using a Mionix NAOS for a number of years, not the greatest but it fits well. Good luck!

Look into the mionix naos. It's a larger mouse. Design to have a pinky rest. I can't use anything smaller. Pretty large hands myself. The g502 is way way too small.

Mionix naos is a pretty good gaming mouse that's on the larger side. It also has rests for your ring and pinky fingers I've been using them for years with my skeletor hands highly recommend

Mionix NAOS or something similar, its what I use, great comfy mouse.