Response from: jaron    (12/11/06 3:16pm)

I think the problem is that people just laugh at the wrist strap warnings and think "id never need that im not stupid". But it actually does fly out of your hands if you are even just a bit sweaty. i've had it happen to me many times but fortunatly i was wearing the strap.

Response from: Carl    (01/08/07 10:13am)

I don't think the strap has been the problem... the issue lies with the clip on the nunchuk which the string is passed through. It tends to chafe the string on trying to remove it and this is weakening it.

Response from: donate car    (05/08/07 1:14pm)

If I go golfing and my club flys out of my hands and smashes something its my fault not the maker of the club. so why do people think that breaking their tv's because they cant keep it in their sweety hands on the wii mote is the fault of nintendo.

Response from: Matt c    (06/13/07 9:54am)

I was at my frends crib and they were playing bowling on the wii so I sat down 2 watch 1 of the remotes went flying and smashed a glass lampshade and the glass went every were and a piece hit me in the cheek there was blood every where!It was cool!

Response from: jaytoothetee    (10/26/07 10:33am)

i've only done this once. the one occasion i decided not to use the wrist strap (it's only bowling - you'd have to be stupid to let go of it, i thought...) i managed to fling the wiimote across the room. thankfully it missed the tv :). (by about an inch!)

Response from: anders    (12/12/07 5:11am)

I think you should buy those ekstra rubber things to put on the remote and nunchuk. It really helps on the grip even with sweaty hands, and costs $20. Cheap compared to a new plasma tv!!!

Response from: online games    (05/05/09 5:56am)

the one occasion i decided not to use the wrist strap. It's only bowling - you'd have to be stupid to let go of it, i thought. i managed to fling the wiimote across the room. thankfully it missed the tv.