Skull & Co. Convex Thumb Grips Set: Skin, CQC Joystick Cap Analog Stick Cap for Nintendo Switch Pro Controller & PS5 / PS4 / Slim/Pro Controller- OD Green, 2 Pairs (4pcs)

I'm using them on the 8bitdo Ultimate 2 and they fit like a glove. They're easy to put on, they don't come off during game play, and they're super grippy. I like them better than the KontrolFreeks I've tried because they're not as huge and they look/feel like an actual thumbstick (plus they have a cool skull on them). All three variants in this pack feel good, I like the tall ones for the right stick aiming. I'll be putting these on all of my controllers from now on.

I didn’t think thumb grips could make this much of a difference, but the Skull & Co. set proved me wrong. This kit is top-tier for anyone looking to upgrade their PS5 controller's feel and performance.Fit & Feel:The skin fits like a glove, tight, seamless, and doesn’t interfere with button inputs at all. It adds just the right amount of grip without being bulky or sticky. My hands don’t slip anymore during long gaming sessions, and it even somewhat helps with fatigue, as the comfort offers more relaxed game sessions.Thumb Grips:The variety is what sets this apart. The CQC grips are perfect for general gameplay and comfort, while the FPS set gives you that extra precision for shooters. Swapping them is quick and easy, and they stay firmly in place once on. Whether I’m grinding through an RPG or going competitive in Warzone, there’s a grip that fits the moment.Build Quality:Everything feels premium. The materials are sturdy, nothing feels cheap, and they’ve held up well through some intense gaming sessions.Final Thoughts:For the price, this set is a no-brainer. It’s one of those small upgrades that elevate the overall gaming experience. If you’re on the fence, just grab it and you won’t regret it.

I recently added the Skull & Co. Thumb Grip Set to my gaming arsenal, and I couldn't be more satisfied. Here's a breakdown of my experience:Overall Rating: 5/5From design to functionality, these grips deliver on all fronts. Their versatility shines, fitting seamlessly with different gaming devices.Value for Money: 5/5Given the quality and versatility of these thumb grips, they offer excellent value. The inclusion of three different sets is a testament to Skull & Co.'s commitment to catering to diverse gaming needs.Comfort: 5/5I've employed these grips across various devices - the taller ones on my Xbox Series X controller, while the other two sets adorn my Steam Deck and Anbernic RG353V. They not only improve the tactile feel but also enhance the overall gaming comfort.Easy to Install: 5/5Installation is quite straightforward. A pro tip: simply pull back the rubber of the grip to wrap it snugly around the thumbsticks. This method ensures a secure fit without any fuss.Aesthetic Appeal:Beyond functionality, I have to commend the color and design of these thumb grips. They manage to add a dash of flair to my gaming devices, making them visually appealing.Conclusion: The Skull & Co. Thumb Grip Set is a game-changer. Whether it's the enhanced comfort, the improved grip, or the added aesthetic appeal, these thumb grips are a must-have for any gaming enthusiast. Highly recommended!

Aplomb, who talks like that LOL?!I bought these for a specific purpose which was to hopefully extend the life of my Dualsense Edge stick modules. How would these do that you might ask? I'll tell you! Seeing as how Sony screwed the pooch (and us their customers) by first of all not making their controllers reliable over their lifespan by using hall effect sensors instead of will definitely develop stick drift on you sooner rather than later forcing you to buy a new controller because we chose to use potentiometers (thanks Sony). The other way Sony screwed us either by design or incompetence was by not producing enough of the replaceable stick modules for their Edge controllers - the main selling point of the freaking controllers are FOREVER sold out. Nice huh?So in an attempt to try to mitigate the inevitable stick drift on my Edge controller I swap my stick modules every gaming session, meaning I remove both stick modules and reinstall the left module on the right side and the right module on the left side. My thinking is that since the sticks do different things in game it might help delay stick drift if the sticks are allowed to "even out" by being swapped out. Sure this can potentially be fantasy on my part but I might as well do all I can right?Now the problem with me swapping sticks out is that I use a taller stick on the right (for aiming) and a normal height stick on the left. With me swapping sticks every session that would mean I'd have to be pulling off my stick caps constantly which to me can't be good for the stick modules since it's sort of like jamming on R3 and L3 all the time. That's where these come in (finally right?)...With these caps I can use Sony's 2 lower sized sticks of the same height and on the right stick I use the taller of these Skull & Co caps (as opposed to using 1 tall and 1 short Sony set of sticks). The Skull & Co caps can be installed and peeled off any stick WITHOUT having to click down on R3 or L3 like the Sony caps do thus hopefully prolonging my stick module's life.The only downside for me? This is totally just my opinion and it's absolutely subjective but I didn't like the way these felt on my fingers. Yes they're grippy but I didnt like the shape so I ended up using yet another cap OVER the Skull & Co cap! Janky? Maybe a bit but my controller now feels and works great (until I start getting stick drift that is). Thanks to Skull & Co I'm able to run my silly experiment!

They feel great, easy to put on and don't feel like they will come off easily, all that good stuff. I bought these for my Legion Go, even though it's not listed as being compatible. Well they aren't. You can easily get them on the Go, but they are loose fitting and spin freely, still usable just not secure.They fit the Rog Ally, 8Bitdo's and Switch Pro joys perfectly. Just know if you are looking for Legion Go caps, these aren't them.