KIWI design [Newer Version] Knuckle Strap for Quest 1/ Rift S Touch Controller Grip Accessories with Adjustable Wrist Strap (1 Pair, Not Fit Quest 2)

Originally bought the first version but due to heavy use the velcro started to give. They still worked fine but I notified Kiwi Design about the issue and they gave me a refund and hooked me up with the newer better version. AMAZING customer service. I love the new straps they are so sturdy and durable. The wrist straps are a little excessively long but I just double loop them and I’m good to go. Very happy with the product.

Title. Not exactly designed for it, but I figured I'd give it a shot, and it's a minor improvement over using the stock straps as knuckle straps. Primary conflict is that the attachment point at the bottom of the grip is too wide for the controller's slot, so it does not fit snugly, and needs to be squished to fit the battery cover on it; even then, the strap is twisted to align with the top strap. Also, I'm fairly certain I am attaching the top strap in a manner that's not intended by looping the top strap through the rubber ring, around the circular part of the controller. Despite all the jank, it feels solid enough.I do feel like the instructions could be improved, as even if I had the correct controller, I'd have had to visit the product page to get better pictures.Will update review if it breaks.

I love these new and improved knuckle straps from Kiwi! They make the touch controllers feel much more secure in my hand, so I don't worry about them slipping out of my hands and go flying across the room. I think the flat rubber rings are a much more durable, as well. The thicker, longer wrist straps are more comfortable than the stock straps. Way to go Kiwi!

Assembly was simple. Though honestly the pictures are grainy and could have been larger and clearer. The screenshots in the manual are really small. The instructions themselves are straight forward. I did double checked the pictures in the ad on Amazon. If you have large hands and want the strap tight then it may push your hands out of position on the buttons. You really have to cock your thumb back to reach the X and A buttons. I tried to loop the rubber ring around the ring sensor as someone suggested but found that pulls the ring down so once again fingers and thumb feel out of position again. Particularly your trigger finger now. For me, the best position I found. Have the rubber ring around the handle as instructed and have have the strap around your outside three fingers (middle, ring and pinky.) Unfortunately in this position you have to pull the strap across more of the bottom strap and don't have a much Velcro. Plus now you have excess top strap that is sticking out and you could bump against your other hand. This can be fixed if the button strap had more Velcro. I will update this post when I purchase some more Velcro. This a nice try on a after market product and your mileage may vary. It would say it is worth the purchase to see if it works for you or until you get the Index with Knuckle controllers.

I had the older style Mamut grips and they were ok but i found myself missing the wrist strap. I wanted both the 'stuck to your hands' grip, but also be able to just drop them and let them hang without having to fumble for a surface to put your controllers on. KiWi Delivered.The strap that comes across your hands accommodates my larger hands while not altering the angle the controller sits in my hands.No 'cup' for the controller to sit in means easier battery changing.Wrist straps add a layer of security and ease for getting the controllers out of your hands to use both hands to life your HMD up.The one single CON i have that i don't like is the buckle for the wrist straps, it sucks. It moves on it's own as you play loosening over time. If the buckle had some kind of spring loaded locking mechanism it would be perfect. I'm currently trying to find something that'll work so i can get rid of these crappy ones they came with.Overall though I'm happy with them.

I have been using knuckle straps since I got my Oculus Quest many many months ago, and have tried many versions of them. I would say that this new version of the Kiwi brand strap works quite well considering it provides a secure tight hold around your knuckles while still providing easy access to the battery bay to switch out batteries, as well as prevents the battery bay from sliding open when you grip the Touch Controllers tight and fling them around fast. Very nice product.

Update:Deleted the previous review because I have realized I was using them incorrectly.So upon further "fiddling", I figured out how they are supposed to be used. There are two methods, however one is vastly superior for one thing, and the other way is good for it's own thing.Method 1: RingIt both supports the back of your hand and allows you to hit all the buttons with a wee bit of tension.Method 2: No ringWithout support from the ring, all you'll be able to do is use them for games that just require motion and minimal buttons (ex; beat saber). Renders your controllers into more of a handle.Verdict:They work for what I need then for, but setup is a bit tricky due to the way the instructions were translated to english, and has very little imagery on what to do xPBut! With a bit of fiddling you can get them up and running, I reccomend the ring method, and get different wrist straps because the ones that come with it are (arguably) trash.P.s.The wrist straps are poor quality and the module that tightens it gets stuck on the straps as you try to tighten them. Thankfully though, these come off and can be replaced with different straps, making it a somewhat "moot point".

I purchased these in advance while my Quest 2 was coming in. This is supposed to work for RIft and Quest original.Quest 2 controllers are kind of in between Rift and Quest original so I had hoped these would work.They to not, there is no were to fit the circle bands that stays put and doesn't interrupt the buttons.**That all said they actually messaged me and offered to refund me so honestly all I can do is commend Kiwi for being so active and considerate. Not many companies would go out of their way to offer that so I improved my rating to show my appreciation.I look forward to when they release the Quest 2 model they are working on!

Alors oui, vos contrôleurs tiendront bien et pas de risques de les voir partir si vous les lâchez.L'installation est plutôt simple, mais la prise en main est trop modifiée.Je me retrouve avec une prise en main pas du tout naturelle et qui fait pivoter mon contrôleur. Les pouces ne tombent plus naturellement où il faut.On gagne en sécurité.On perd en confort.

Really efficient and comfortable but do not follow instructions to install them. The rubber ring needs to be attached the oculus controller plastic ring like on the picture

I was super excited to get this product but when I got it was very disappointing. The knuckle straps restrict you from pressing the side triggers, and If I want to press them it has to be very loose. Another problem with the knuckle straps is the rubber band. It presses buttons and still kind of gets in the way. I also tried it around the ring but that didn't help either made it even more restricting. Next is the wrist strap. I have to wrap it around my wrist 2 times for it to fit properly and even then 5 minuets into beat saber and the wrist straps are flaring around. Also the wrist strap loosens just as much as the original straps if not worse. All in all restricting and clumsy at the same time.

Takes awhile to get used to it if u have been using the stock 1.I've only been using the stock for 5 hrs and these ones dont feel comfy at all.