Lisle 32010 Telescoping Mirror 2" x 3-1/2"

I got this to replace another Lisle rectangular inspection mirror that I had for 20 years or so (it fell out of my truck and hit the concrete, cracking the glass). I wanted to replace it with the exact same one, because I really like the size and shape for looking into walls after I cut a hole for 2 by 4 inch electrical box (it's the perfect size). I have a smaller round mirror for other uses, but this size is perfect for the box holes and works well for pot light holes in ceilings, too. So why only four stars, and not five? The handle. For some reason Lisle has chosen to replace the old red plastic dipped handle with a thick, ungainly foam one. WHY, exactly? For what reason? It's not like we need it for comfort. It's not a hammer or a wrench or a pry bar or anything else that we need to grip so tightly that it might give us blisters...it's an extremely light-duty tool that we hold between our fingers, we don't grip it like an axe. All you have done is make it bulkier and harder to fit in a tool pouch or other carrier. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."