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Kathleen, the "Soft Touch Overlay" in my opinion. I would still try all three from a mock drawing from concealment and choose what feels best for you.

Kathleen - without knowing exactly which gun you are looking at, it will only be a general 'best guess' response .... but if the polymer grip is adequately textured, those are the ones I generally prefer for ease in drawing the firearm. Some of the rubber and soft-overlay grips are pretty 'tacky' and can grip clothing or any other object touching the firearm during the drawing process. Of course, on the other hand, they do enhance the ability to get a good grip on the firearm. If you can, maybe go to a range or local gun store and try as many of the different options as you can, or possibly you have friends with the same gun, who would allow you to try it. In the end, you'll have to get whatever you think will suit your particular needs the best, and possibly be prepared to purchase an additional grip for the pistol after you get it. I'm just glad to see you thinking ahead, and putting this much thought into this purchase. Too many people don't, and just end up buying whatever l