It's
All
In
The
Grip
Knuckle on the base of the index finger goes on bevel 3
For the Eastern forehand grip.
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Power V Grip (PVG)
Power V Grip II (PVG II)
In the photos above you will see our recommended positioning of the PVG and the PVG II for the Eastern forehand grip.
Because the PVG is larger then the PVG II it does not feel comfortable in the Eastern forehand grip when you place the knuckle on the base of the index finger on it. Facing forward it feels like a regular Eastern forehand grip except now your fingers are wrapped around the PVG giving you tremendous leverage and traction.
The PVG II, being smaller, does feel very comfortable with the knuckle on the base of the index finger placed on top of it so you can place it in the palm of your hand.
Having said all that, I probably have you totally confused. What I would like to see you do is practice and experiment with whatever PVG you order. Try it facing forward and in the palm of your hand. This will give you a tremendous appreciation of just how important the shape of the handle is. Depending on your swing path, racquet head speed, mechanics and how dynamic you want your Eastern forehand to be will determine which position is best for you.
The PVG facing forward with the fingers wrapped around it.
The PVG II facing back with the palm of the hand wrapped around it.