how important is adjustable grip on ice tools?

I'm considering a pair of Grivel Tech Machine or Nomics to replace my 14-ish year old quarks and build a quiver. Going leashless for the first time after a long layoff from ice climbing.

Question - how important is an adjustable grip for leashless climbing? I have smallish hands (usually end up with a medium glove but they don't fit like a glove) and typically climb with a mid-weight glove (old cloud veil schoeller fabric).

I glanced at a rock and ice review of the Grivels, which made the point about hand fit, and it prompts this question. Thanks for any thoughts.

BTW - my first post here. I've found this forum to be an excellent source (and a fun time sink).

I don't think it's important as long as they fit right and you don't plan on going from thin to thick gloves. I wear medium gloves and they fit snug, but I wear thin gloves climbing so our hand sizes should be pretty close overall.

I'm using Nomics now, and they feel great, never moved them from the medium position. I've tried the Grivels, the finger notch felt too high for me and the grip large overall, but not so bad you couldn't get used to it. You might consider the X-dreams or BD Fuels also. Both grips seemed fine to me, and are adjustable.

All are good, pretty sure you can't go wrong unless you stick with leashes.