Manta Contour Console Grips
Created 7 days ago
Remixed once
Description
Echoing the sweeping, organic lines of marine life, these bionic-contoured grips transform a rigid, slim handheld into a natural extension of the hands. The bulbous outer shell fills the empty space of a relaxed grip, completely banishing the cramped claw-hand fatigue of marathon sessions. A precision-channeled core seamlessly bites onto the edges of the device without crowding the action.
Design Specs
- The Swell: Sweeps 25mm outward from the console body to fully support the lower palm.
- The Fit: Parallel channels lock cleanly over a 10mm chassis edge, utilizing lead-in chamfers for a smooth, scrape-free slide.
- The Clearance: A minimalist 4mm front lip ensures thumbs never collide with the plastic while reaching for the D-pad.
- The Fabrication: Symmetrical vertical extrusions designed to sit flat on the build plate without requiring supports.
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