Vicloon Joy-Con wrist straps, pair with adjustable locks and four joystick caps

The adjustable wrist straps are designed to help keep Joy-Con controllers secure during movement-based games, while the included caps add a textured surface for your thumbs. This Vicloon set includes a pair of black straps and four silicone joystick caps in two colours.

For occasional motion gaming, the straps add a layer of security beyond using a bare Joy-Con. If you mainly want a simpler controller setup without wrist straps, the caps are the part of this set that may matter most.

Why it makes sense

Each strap slides onto a Joy-Con and has a lock at the end to help hold it in place. The wrist loop can be adjusted, so you can set its length before playing. That makes the set relevant for games involving arm movement, where a strap may offer more reassurance than holding the controller on its own.

The four silicone caps come as two green cat-claw designs and two blue Poké Ball designs. They are intended to increase friction under the thumb, giving you a more textured contact point than the joystick alone. The straps themselves are black, so the colourful caps provide the main visual difference.

It’s a good fit if you want a pair of Joy-Con straps for movement-based play and like having extra thumb-grip caps included. Buyers have spoken positively about the perceived quality, while comments on ease of use are mixed: some report that the straps can be difficult to slide off after they have been fitted. That is worth bearing in mind if you expect to remove them frequently.

The essentials

The set is made from ABS and the supplied product information gives the strap size as 10 x 1.2 cm. It is described as compatible with Switch Joy-Con controllers, with slide-on guides, clear plus and minus markings, and an automatic lock. The larger signal light and easier-to-press SL and SR buttons are also listed as design features, these details may be useful when fitting and using the controller strap.

The package contains two controller wrist straps, two blue silicone joystick caps and two green silicone joystick caps. This gives you one strap for each Joy-Con, rather than a single spare for one controller. The description does not specify separate sizing options for the wrist loops, but does state that their length is adjustable.

Practical tips

Line up the plus or minus marking with the matching Joy-Con before sliding the strap into place, then use the lock to secure it. Adjust the wrist loop to a comfortable length before starting a game. If you are likely to switch between strapped and unstrapped play often, customer comments about removal are relevant: some buyers say the straps can be awkward to slide back off once attached.

For a game where movement and a firmer hold matter, the strap-and-cap combination offers more than a basic pair of wrist loops. For play that does not involve much movement, the extra straps may see less use, and a set of joystick caps alone would be a more focused purchase.

Questions before you buy

What comes in the set? It includes two black wrist straps, two blue silicone joystick caps and two green silicone joystick caps.

Can the wrist loop be adjusted? Yes. The product description says the strap length can be adjusted for use.

Are the straps easy to remove? Feedback is mixed. Some buyers report that they are difficult to slide off after fitting, so frequent removal may take patience.

Final verdict

Choose the Vicloon pair if you want wrist straps for both Joy-Cons, adjustable loops and four textured caps in one set. Its clearest use case is motion-based play where added wrist security is useful. If you need to remove the straps regularly, the reported difficulty sliding them off is a practical drawback to weigh up, It’s not for you if quick, frequent removal is a priority.