Only because the egg might not hatch and then you wouldnt be able to notice the wobble. heh.I was told that if I incubate at a lower temperature around 86-87 it will reduce the wobble where you will never notice it. Is that true???
The wobble isn't really a static thing though either, watching my friends spiders grown up I've seen it come and go. Maybe it has nothing to do with age just the animal on that day I saw them was better or worse but I don't think that how they act for a couple of minutes in your hands is going to be a good indicator of their wobble throughout their lives. Just know its a concern, if it does concern you, going into the deal.
As was already said my buddies eat just fine. So it doesn't seem to bother them all that much.