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Big hands, or hands that can't squeeze down well on a small object, like arthritic ones.
There's a theory that bigger grips slow down the release of the hands, so they might increase a tendency to fade (or decrease a tendency to draw) but I doubt that this is a really important effect for the average hacker.
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