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Limited edition Seimitsu Bullet Top in Matte Pearl finish, with M6 thread and the same shape as the one fitted to NOBI joysticks. Available in 3 colours.
The Seimitsu Bullet Top Matte Pearl is a limited edition of Seimitsu's classic bullet-shaped grip. It takes the pearl finish of the Bullet Top and adds a matte coating to the surface, giving it an understated look and a different feel from the glossy versions. It has the same shape and size as the bullet top fitted as standard to all Seimitsu NOBI joysticks, and it is available in 3 colours.
The bullet shape offers a grip that is very different from a standard ball top. Its elongated profile with a rounded tip sits naturally in the hand, helps reduce fatigue during long sessions and gives good control in fast, precise movements, which is key in fighting games and shoot 'em ups.
The matte finish is especially recommended for players whose hands sweat easily or who find that their grip tends to slip. Bear in mind, though, that the surface is more prone to scratches, so it is worth handling it with some care.
Installation is very simple: unscrew the current top from your joystick, holding the shaft from underneath if needed, and screw on the Bullet Top. It takes less than a minute, and you can swap it again whenever you like.
Thanks to its standard M6 thread, the same as a regular ball top, it is compatible with a wide range of joysticks, not just Seimitsu models. It works with the popular Sanwa JLF, Qanba and Samducksa (with adapter shaft), making it a versatile choice for both arcade machines and custom fightsticks. If you also use the Seimitsu NT shaft, sold separately, you can adjust the length of the lever and fine-tune the resistance you feel when tilting it.
To clean it, use a neutral detergent. Avoid high-concentration alcohol and solvent-based products, as they can discolour, deform or damage the material. If you need to use them, test them first on a hidden area and finish by wiping it with a cloth dampened with water.
