Feet are one of the most common ways to make arcade sticks more stable on a desk, and oftentimes, these feet are made of rubber.
The Qanba Q4 Pro is a wireless fightstick with 11 Sanwa buttons, a carrying handle, and a magnetic quick-release panel.
If you don't like the Aolion Apex's ultra-low profile switches, you can simply swap them out with the included low profile switches.
The Furaipan by Akekon Dojo is essentially a frying pan with Sanwa buttons. Other options include a Sanwa lever edition.
Rushbox layouts are unique, and the Rushbox Mini gives you access to such a layout while remaining portable.
The M-GAMING A02 was designed with the cooperation of the legendary Japanese professional fighting gamer, Nemo.
The wireless IINE HB1 has a rare left ring-finger button, but you can cover it (and any other button) if you want.
The HyperX Clutch Tachi is the first arcade controller for fighting games with TMR switches, and it's also Xbox licensed.
The Haute42 V16 Future White has all big buttons, and its LEDs allow you to see it more easily in the dark.