PlayVital Thumb Grip Caps for Steam Deck, Silicone Thumbsticks Grips Joystick Caps for Steam Deck - Samurai & Guardian Edition

These are the best thumbstick covers for the steam deck. The sizing is perfect and they do not fall off at all. The texture is super grippy, and the designs are awesome. My only gripe is sheesh are they expensive for what they are.

Great at their job

Pros: They fit well on the switchs thumbsticks. They have a grippy pattern. Cons: Although the pattern is grippy, the material is not. After a while it actually becomes pretty slick. And the grip pattern unfortunately doesnt compensate well enough for this, so they end up feeling rather pointless.

Very cute! Stretched for a perfect fit!

As stated in the title, these have a amazing grip on the thumbs. They feel great when moving the character around. I do recommend these for sure. They are a bit difficult to install as you have to make sure that it wraps around the thumb stick completely or risk them slipping off. When done correctly, youll love them.

Good joystick trigger grips for Steam Deck

Great tactile feel, I had trouble with the bare sticks. In this pack you get 2 sets and pick what feels best. Definitely improved my experience.

I love the design of the Steam Decks analog sticks, but they seem to be purpose-engineered to attract dust, so these covers are a necessity for me, since I was getting tired of swabbing the sticks every day to clean them. The covers are a pleasant texture and not too thick, as well as being fairly grippy. Only issue is that they can be a pain to install, but for the price, you cant go wrong with these. I might even get more to use for my other controllers.

Cute but not for a Xbox controller. Theyre way too small.

Does exactly what it says. Fits the thumb grips very nicely and tightly on the Steam Deck, and solves the slippery surface problem of the original Steam Deck thumb sticks being very smooth, causing your thumbs to easily slip off them when playing. When putting them on, simply turn the bottom sides up, place over the thumbstick top directly in the middle, then slowly flip the sides down and around the thumbstick. They do fit snug, so it make take a couple tries to get them on. If youre having a difficult time putting them on, follow what Ive stated, but when the sides have been flipped down, slowly turn them allowing the rubber to slide around the top to secure. These do solve the problem of slippery thumbstick tops on the Steam Deck. The concave tops included are far superior to the domed tops, which are worthless to me, as my thumbs still slip off the tops. Itd be better if they just included 2 sets of the concave thumbstick covers rather than include a pair of the useless domed covers IMO.