The Choc Tilting Kit brings comfort and flexibility to your low-profile typing setup.
These adapters create a natural typing angle that reduces wrist strain and improves ergonomics, whether you’re building a minimalist travel board or a custom split keyboard.
Compatible with all Choc V1 switches. The tilters work particularly well with split keyboards and were originally designed for ergonomic boards like the Lily58, Corne, and Voyager.
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Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 114 reviews.
The stems were exactly as described. There were lots of warnings about them being brittle due to being made of resin but it wasn't a problem at all, and the kit had some spares too. It actually exceeded my expectstions. This tilting key is the most comfortable keyboard mod I've yet made. I use a corne and HIGHLY reccomend them. They even help me with typing as the concave profile naturally pushes your fingers into the home row and makes 'Improper' crossover harder. 10/10 WILL buy again
I really enjoy this kit
Store owner replied: Thank you for your photo review, Kim! We’re glad you’re enjoying the kit. We appreciate your support! :)
It's not perfect, and I wound up not using the full kit, but it did make my keyboard significantly more comfortable, especially for my thumbs. It's easily worth the price just to try it for yourself. The drawback to key tilting is that, if you hit the keys at an angle, you experience some friction against the sides of your switches and do need more force to hit keys. It takes some retraining to get used to that, as well as the fact that the keyboard is now "non-uniform" in general. I actually almost removed the tilters after my first try, but I decided to leave them on only one hand and see how I felt after a week. Luckily, the force difference seems negligible with the 15 degree tilters for the top and bottom alpha rows (for my 35g twilight low profile switches), and I decided that the benefits were real and well worth it, though not for all keys. What I wound up doing was using the 15 degree tilters for the bottom alpha row, pretty much solving the problem of my hand being a little too big to hit the bottom row at a comfortable angle (I was previously basically pressing the corners of my keys and sometimes even hitting them with my nails). And I'm using the 15 and 25-diagonal tilters for the keys surrounding my index finger to solve the problem of my index finger being a bit too short to comfortably stretch to the center column keys. I'm not sure whether I notice any force difference, but if there is one, it's honestly worth it for these keys. Notably, I'm not using tilters on the top alpha row *except* around my index finger, and not at all for e.g. the row above that, or the modifier column on the outside edge (especially as my middle and ring fingers are long and can comfortably reach the top alpha row as is, and the tilters introduced an awkward poking motion for those keys). But the most noticeable and most surprising effect is on my thumb keys (of which I only use two per thumb, as the lily58 puts the rest in super awkward places). The tilters significantly elevate keys (and there are extra tall pieces for the two large thumb keys), and this makes a *huge* difference for my thumbs, and my whole hand. Keeping my thumbs raised seems to change my whole hand posture, gives my thumbs a place to rest more comfortably, and also makes it much easier to hit the thumb keys. I feel the force difference, but it seems well worth it. I was previously kind of rotating my whole hand when I needed to e.g. hit space, as my thumbs would often be far from the key. I was also keeping my keyboard at an odd angle to make the vanilla thumb keys most comfortable, at the cost of bigger index finger stretches - this is no longer necessary. The thumb thing is extra important to me, as I think my rsi symptoms are most significant for them. I already feel less discomfort in my thumbs after a week or so of use. So it's not quite the same thing as a curved keeb with truly angled switches, but it still works and makes a big difference. And since my use of tilters was quite sensitive to my particular hand anatomy, I'm actually a bit skeptical that off-the-shelf curved keywells would actually work out better for everyone, vs having the ability to make per-key mods.
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for this incredibly detailed and thoughtful review, Alex! We’re glad the tilters helped improve comfort, especially for your thumbs, and that you were able to fine-tune the setup to match your hand posture and typing style. Your insights into force changes, key angles, and selective placement are extremely valuable, and we truly appreciate you sharing such an honest and thorough experience. Thank you for giving the kit a real try and for helping others understand what to expect.
This tilting kit is thoughtfully designed and a great addition to any one who wants to reward all those nerve endings in your fingers. I've been on a quest to find my peak gaming pad for M&K controls, I wasn't quite exactly sure as to what pieces I needed, but I knew I wanted some keys to be raised and or tilted, but I had no clue to the specifics. Luckily for me 3dkeycap had me covered. I Initially I just wanted some risers, but the pricing was so reasonable that I figured I could try out the whole kit. And I'm definitely glad I did. Their corner pieces are super comfortable and really shorten the distance my dainty fingers need to travel. There's some wobble, but I'm rarely pressing the keys I raised, and when I do, I press with a downward force that doesn't even register any wobble in my mind, I have to specifically wobble it to notice that there's play. So I wouldn't hold it against them. If you really want stability, maybe using a riser kit on low profile switches isn't for you, try MX. Also, they still require the 0.5mm pads if you want to bottom out? This probably added to their play, but I do prefer the feeling of bottoming out. Regardless, even if I didn't use the entire kit, I consider it money well spent. its added the features that I wanted and increased my comfort. Heck, I did a 14 hour session on them and my left hand had not a sprain. The only thing left for me to do is to 3d print bespoke risers tailored specifically for my hand. In short, if you're considering their products and feel their asking a tad bit much, trust me when I say this, your nerve endings will thank you if you splurge on them a bit. The people at 3dkeycap know what they're doing.
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a detailed and thoughtful review, Ben. We’re really happy to hear that the Choc Tilting Kit has added comfort and customization to your setup, especially during those long gaming sessions. Knowing that our designs help make your keyboard feel more natural and rewarding to use truly means a lot to us. We also appreciate you mentioning the wobble. Your feedback is incredibly valuable as we continue improving and refining our designs. Thank you again for your trust, your support, and your kind words. We're really glad the kit delivered the features and comfort you were looking for. Hope to serve you again soon! :)
They fit perfectly, and in my opinion are essential for use with the additional thumb keys on the Kyria keyboard. Featured in the photo are the 5mm raisers, for my thumb 4mm was also good. Depending on the curve of your thumb it's best to order and try different heights.
Store owner replied: Thank you for the detailed feedback, Matthew! We’re glad the risers are fitting well and helping with your Kyria setup. Great tip on trying different heights too. It will be super helpful for others customizing their keyboards! :)
High quality tenting kit for choc v1 switches. I ordered the Lily58 kit and am using them on my Dilemma Max. It's really helping alleviate a lot of over stretching and stress with my small hands on the wider keyboard with MX spacing. I may even purchase these for my splitkb choc Sofle. Only a handful of the risers were loose, none were too tight, and the seller included a few spares for the commonly used angles. Very much recommend. Thanks for making these!
I ordered a full set for my 3w6, and tried using it on all keys, but I did not find it as comfortable as I expected. The biggest issue I found is that the force applied on tilted keys, when pressed, does not follows the vertical axis of the switch, which introduces some annoying friction in it. I also found the pieces originally intended for thumbs to be too high and wobbly. Yet I found the shortened travel distance for some fingers to be really valuable. So there is a trade-off between the finger travel distance and the friction/wobbliness. I eventually realized that there is almost no friction for those keys that I press with the fingers stretched out, in my case the top row index and pinky keys. So in the end I found my happiness by using tilters only on those keys, and 1mm raisers to help on the remaining top and inner index keys. I am using a single tilter in the thumb cluster as well. It turned my least comfortable key, the inner-most one, into the most comfortable one - kudos for that. The rest I keep flat, just 1mm-raised for a smooth transition. All of the above is to be taken with a grain of salt of course; we all have different keyboards, settings and postures. My 3w6 already has aggressive column staggering, so it may not be one to benefit the most from tilters. Nothing to report regarding brittleness, I take care of my toys. I would have appreciated if the pieces were a bit tighter though, they are very (too?) easy to remove - some more than others. Overall a good product, but not for all situations. The simpler choc raisers might be worth considering before jumping to the cooler-looking tilters.
Store owner replied: Thank you for sharing your detailed feedback, Adrien! We’re glad that certain tilters, like the one in your thumb cluster, improved your comfort, and we appreciate your thoughtful observations about friction, wobbliness, and key placement. Your insights are valuable and will help us refine both stability and fit in future updates.
interesting!
Store owner replied: Thank you for the 5-star feedback, Patrick. We’re glad you found the kit interesting, and your setup looks awesome with it! :) Hope to serve you again soon!
These tilted risers are great. That slightly decreased distance my finger has to move to hit the top two rows eliminates the need for moving my hand and keeps me from getting lost and hitting the wrong keys. At first, the 25˚ risers were getting stuck a bit as I pressed the keys, but it was just because I was applying pressure at too much of an angle. After a day or so, once my fingers were retrained to press more downward, the sticking stopped. When I first installed them, I didn't like that the rows are uneven. i.e. If you run your finger up and down each row, there are quite noticeable height differences between the top edge of one key and the bottom edge of the next. But in practice, this doesn't bother me at all. If I could make an improvement to the design, I'd try to incorporate some kind of fiber optic tube on the higher ones to try and direct light from the LED up to the bottom of the key. I'm still getting used to this keyboard, and it's convenient to use different LED colors on my layers to indicate different functions. However, the risers are very good as-is, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone with a split keyboard.
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback, Mark! We're glad that the risers have helped improve your typing comfort and accuracy. Also, we appreciate you sharing your initial impressions and how you adapted over time. Your ideas and suggestions are genuinely valuable, and we’ll definitely keep them in mind as we continue refining the design. Thank you again for your support and recommendation. It truly helps us grow and improve!
Nice. Very comfortable.
Store owner replied: Thank you for the kind words, Jenhwa! We’re so glad to hear you’re enjoying the Choc V1 Tilting Kit and finding it comfortable. That’s exactly what we were aiming for. Your support truly means a lot to us!
Love the feel of my voyager now. Very sturdy and high quality product. Plan to order more for my next build.
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for your feedback, Alan! We’re really glad the tilting kit improved the feel of your Voyager and that you found the product sturdy and high quality. We're excited to hear you're planning to use it again for your next build and truly appreciate your support!
Good quality!
I use a Sofle v2 low profile and added the Voyager tenting kit. Looks and feels very nice! Even withou an inclined thumb cluster. It's a bit strange on the number row, but I'm enjoying it. I'm now considering a tenting kit for my MX Sofle to teste if the experience is better (the low profile switches are not as smooth as the MX)
This works great except for a minor detail that could be a dealbreaker for some. The keyboard ’columns’ heights are not perfectly aligned. There’s about 1.5mm extra height on the 15 degree extenders that make them bump above the home and top rows. I had to sand them down manually and was able to get a near perfect finger slide up down the columns. Otherwise great purchase.
Really nicely made set of lifters/tilters with nice tight tolerances so they fit really well. \n\nI used the corne kit and really appreciated that it came with 45° and 90° rotated pieces for the outside edges. It has been a ton of fun, adjusting the placement for each tilter and figuring out what layout works best for the way I type.\n\nIf you’re somebody that wants a more ergonomic layout, this is a really easy and affordable way to do it.
super comfy. thank you!
This is a really cool kit, it makes my setup feel so much more usable. The only issue from my end was that the labels on the pieces were a little confusing and I also bro the leg off of my A25 piece but I’m still giving it a 5stars because this what I needed
Great kit. Tilt parts were all of pretty sturdy material and came with a few extra pieces. One set of corner labels seemed to be swapped, but it didn't matter in terms of assembly. Since there are so many pieces, I would HIGHLY recommend laying them all out in the order that they're installed before you begin so you aren't hunting around for each piece. In terms of the final result, I ended up reversing a number of the thumb tilters. I really like the kit and I believe it got me about 90% there in terms of my personal preference. I might use shorter, less angled thumb tilts.
great product, works really well! Only issue I had was the top row was a bit wobbly, but I solved that by glueing the 3mm risers to the 25-degree tilt pieces. Overall great product, and part of my set up now.
Fantastic kit! Very happy with the end result.
Amazing product. Robust quality. I recommend to everyone.
These are incredibly sturdy! I love the feel these give and the ease of reach they provide!
These are incredibly sturdy! I love the feel these give and the ease of reach they provide!
These are incredibly sturdy! I love the feel these give and the ease of reach they provide!
These are incredibly sturdy! I love the feel these give and the ease of reach they provide!
They really do tilt the keys 25 degrees
These were easy to install and function exactly as advertised. This may not be possible, but I'd love to see some even smaller risers on these and the height extenders.
Choc V1 Tilters Adapters (10 Pack)
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for your feedback, Bruce! We're glad the tilter adapters were easy to install and are functioning as advertised. We also appreciate your suggestion about smaller risers and height extenders, and we'll keep it in mind for future designs.
Works as expected!
Store owner replied: Thank you, Carter! We're glad to hear the Choc Tilter Kit worked as expected. We really appreciate your support and hope you enjoy your setup. :)
great quality!
Choc V1 Tilters Adapters (10 Pack)
Store owner replied: Thank you, Yurii! We're glad you're happy with the quality of the Choc V1 Tilters. We appreciate your support!
works pretty well! although beware that the legs at the bottom are pretty easy to snap off with a sideways bump, which can potentially ruin switches (you can maybe get the legs out with a needle). I ended up having to skip them on my thumb keys because my cat will just snap them off, but for the main board these are a nice comfort boost!
It does what it says! Brings the keys closer to your fingers' resting position. Do note that this does very slightly increase the "weightiness" of the keys BUT it also made the keys sound more deeper and premium feeling. Overall I am glad i bought it!
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! We're happy that the tilters improved comfort and even enhanced the sound profile of your keyboard. We truly appreciate your support and hope to serve you again soon! :)
Love them the are perfect
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for your kind review, Ashleigh! We're really glad to hear they worked perfectly for your setup. We truly appreciate your support and hope to serve you again soon.
Nice items, fit is perfect and exactly what I needed.
The elevation on the 15 and 20 degree variants means that the caps does not align with caps without an angle.
Actually the quality is pretty poor. Some tilters fit good, some are too loose, some are too tight. Also, after trying to remove one of too tight tilters out from my choc switch one of its two “legs” cracked and stuck in my switch 😢
Store owner replied: Thank you for sharing your experience, Aliaksandr. We're very sorry to hear about the issue you encountered. We've reached out privately so we can better understand what happened and help resolve this for you.
everything was smooth! good quality product, worked as expected and was a pleasure to set up! thanks!
Store owner replied: Thank you so much, Eduard! We’re glad everything went smoothly and that the tilters worked as expected. We appreciate your kind words, and hope to serve you again soon. :)
I love the look and feel given by the tilters!
Store owner replied: Thank you for the the kind words, Ajmain! We’re glad the tilters enhanced the look and feel of your keyboard. It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the experience! :)
Exactly what I needed for my trackball. Helps me reach the keys easily and the angles make it look really really cool.
The first order went missing, but the seller quickly have sent another one. The quality is great!
Great product, love the ergonomic difference!
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for the great feedback. We’re happy you’re enjoying the ergonomic improvement. Wishing you a comfortable and enjoyable typing experience!
