




Description
Details
-Bottom out spring-weight options available in:
150g, 188g, 265g, 550g, 1500g
Heavy----------------Super Heavy
-Fit most mechanical keyboard switches
-Nickel-coated stainless steel for lasting reliability
For Lighter Spring Weight (30g to 125g), please check out the link below
Double Stage Springs for Mechanical Keyboards
Compatibility:
-Compatible with standard MX-style mechanical keyboard switches
-Not compatible with Kailh Box switches or low-profile mechanical switches
-Clicky switches should not be paired with the light springs under 50g—lighter resistance may --cause issues with the switch returning after being pressed
-For larger keys in the full metal keycaps set, such as 6.25U spacebar and 7U spacebar, spring force over 65g is recommended.
-If modding switches, it’s recommended to research various spring weights to find one that provides the desired feel without compromising the switch's functionality