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Flipping the stock one around is a good short-term way to see if you like it, but it will never be as good as a dedicated finger throttle. If you're on a '24 or older Matryx, you'd probably want to bypass the TSS. The '25 doesn't use one and the throttle lever itself seems a better candidate for flipping to a finger throttle.
Munster is no longer the only option (besides the jet ski levers and other precursors to the Munster). https://kyber.one/ looks like it might be an improvement over the Munster.
I would just be concerned about snow getting behind the lever after being a wide open throttle. I love my Munster and the cool thing is that there is a spot that the snow can clear out of and you can clear it out with your finger.Kyber has a good video on Instagram explaining the improvements. From my perspective, the important ones are the lever stop (instead of bottoming against the grip), a bigger guard, switched heat, and better attention to keeping the cable ferrule rotating smoothly.
Since the Matryx comes standard with the tether, it's not a problem to bypass the TSS, which you'll need with either finger throttle. The stock '25 throttle doesn't even have that anymore.
Go ahead and try it! It’s way too stiff! It was made for your thumb! That’s why the finger throttle was invented. The thing about the finger throttle is……you can flip it around and use it as a thumb throttle also and it’s a way easy push with your thumb and fingerI'm thinking of trying a finger throttle this year. Pros and cons of flipping my stock throttle around?
Or should I just get a Munster?