Nice fit. Bulky (I mean that in a good way). They give you a real sense of security for the controllers. The feel and texture of the material do not bother my skin at all. The Velcro straps are high quality and sturdy after two months of use. The straps are long enough to adjust to both small and large hands, and they are elastic without being loose or too tight. I would reasonably expect some decline in how well the Velcro fastens, but that is inevitable. Even so, button straps, where you do not know exactly where the slots will fall, or perforated rally-style straps, are less convenient and less adaptable, even if they probably have an advantage in longevity. The Velcro is easy to put on/take off instantly, even blindfolded (especially if you wear them loosely like I do), and they adjust exactly where you want them. In other words, they are more ergonomic. I do not tighten them. I leave a little slack (just enough so they do not come off when I let my hand down), so the distances of the fingers from the buttons are more natural (if you tighten them, you may end up searching for some buttons on the controller depending on your hand). I have not noticed my hands sweating more compared to before I had them. They definitely help a lot in games like Beat Saber for obvious reasons (a looser grip and more freedom), while in games like TWD, Metro Awakening, ITR, Arizona Sunshine, After the Fall, etc. they help you relax your wrist and fingers, essentially letting the controllers hang from your hand, so you can release the tension from time to time. I consider them an essential upgrade. Although my initial motivation was protecting the expensive controllers, in the end they offer huge convenience, comfort, and immersion to the user depending on the type of game. The battery removal system is a bit "odd." I still have not figured it out. It requires quite a bit of pulling, and the third time I needed to remove the battery I applied a lot of force while pulling without stopping, and I broke the film underneath that lifts the battery. Fortunately, there are two or three spare replacements. The films are very sturdy, though. You just probably need to pull until it reaches the end and not uncontrollably. I would buy them again.