PLA is definitely one of the most popular plastics to make fighting game controllers out of, and being biodegradable is nice.
The Kurtroller is like modular controllers meet LEGO—with many possible colors for its modules that allow you to swap layouts on the go.
The Beacon offers you many unique benefits that range from Hall effect switches to a charm loop where you can attach a cute little trinket.
BattleHut takes our breath away with yet another innovative controller, the BHT, which has an eight button "D-pad" for directional inputs.
The Praetorian Centurion is one of the widest fightsticks in the world, and it's a spinoff from the bestselling Qanba Obsidian 2.
You can buy the PadBox GS preinstalled with a non-split or split D-pad, and it's good for fighting games & other genres.
The Mini Edge Fighter is a customizable beast. You can request a custom layout or even an info screen on top, which is rare for fightsticks.
The XL17 is the final boss of Ultra Arcade's Flat series, and one of its many customizable options is its Kailh Choc switch color.
The Finish Move looks like what a racecar driver would use to play fighting games. Think Danica Patrick playing Street Fighter 6!