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Thrustmaster F/A 18 Grip Add On (Compatible with PC)

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Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On


Features

  • 1:1 scale replica of the F/A-18C Hornet flight stick handle
  • Durable, industrial-grade materials for an authentic feel and maximum product lifespan
  • 19 action buttons including a realistic 2-step trigger, and one 8-direction Point of View hat switch
  • Native integration in the game DCS (sold separately) via the F/A-18C module, and compatible with all other flight simulation games
  • Compatible with the Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar* and HOTAS Warthog joystick bases (sold separately; * excluding implementation of button 19)

Description

Crafted in the image of the real F/a-18c hornet flight stick handle, this 1: 1 scale replica Officially Licensed by boeing is built with industrial-grade materials for a maximum product lifespan. Its metal structure, also inspired by the Fighter aircraft's flight stick, replicates the original handling sensations for perfect immersion in games: now you can finally live out your dream of being a Fighter pilot in the most realistic way possible.

Compatible Devices: PC


Controller Type: Flight Stick


Connectivity Technology: USB


Additional Features: Ergonomic


Button Quantity: 19


Hardware Platform: pc


Power Source: Corded Electric


Item Weight: 2.9 Pounds


Package Quantity: 1


Item Dimensions: 4.33 x 10.04 x 5.59 inches


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.1"D x 10.04"W x 5.59"H


Color: Black


Brand Name: Thrustmaster


Model Name: Thrustmaster F/A 18 Grip Add On


Warranty Description: One Year


Manufacturer: Thrustmaster VG


Global Trade Identification Number: 36


UPC: 663296421036


Model Number: 2960812


Manufacturer Part Number: 2960812


Included Components: Instructions manual & Flight stick


Item Type Name: F/A 18 Grip Add On


External Testing Certification: Não Aplicavel


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  • Amazing Grip for DCS World
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
I’ve had this grip for about 1-1/2 years now and I must say Thrustmaster did an outstanding job on it! No issues so far with it. Really adds to the immersion in game and the1:1 replica is a real game changer. If you have this and the F-18 throttle another company sells, it makes for some pretty fluid HOTAS functions like selecting the Litening targeting pod on your right DDI with the castle switch followed by a double press of the undesignate/nose wheel steering button on the control stick to un-stow the pod and then using the TDC slew on the throttle to look around and then designate a target. Really makes you feel like you’re flying the really thing! Apparently some people actually replace a few of the factory switches with real mil-spec switches, those things are a bit expensive lol. Maybe I’ll look into that some more down the road. Definitely worth the price!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Alex

  • Fantastic build quality
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
Best build quality, I have grips from all the usual suspects (VKB, VIRPIL, WINWING, ecc) this is by far the best I own and I always find myself returning to this grip.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by Giacomo

  • Must have for DCS F/A-18 or AV-8B Harrier Modules
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
If you own the Thrustmaster Warthog stick, you'll know exactly what you're getting with this stick. The build quality is over similar quality and has a great feel and weight to it. The button all automatically import into DCS and it is very easy to use. I primarily flight the Harrier and bought this still specifically for that module and can say that it is close enough to the actual Harrier stick you won't notice. The biggest upgrades to this stick over the A-10 Warthog stick is the push button on the hats. 2 of the 4-way hats also have a push down button. Next is the WP-Increment button followed by the 2 way wheel with a click. This isn't actually on the real flight stick but it is incredibly useful especially for control the FOV and zoom on the TGP/Maverick. Any regular Harrier pilot should have this stick. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020 by Evan S.

  • Hornet pilots rejoice
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
Great product. Feels great. Smooth. Love it. Now to learn to fly the darn aircraft in DCS world and land on a carrier. Fun times ahead.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Roy

  • Good stick with some underlying issues
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
I really like the realism of the stick and the ability to map all the buttons in DCS. However, this thing has a major mounting issue that has been there since I bought it. When you are in a dog fight, it has a tendency to rotate if you accidentally twist your hand during a roll or pitch input. I tried tightening it like a gorilla would and tried extensions, nothing worked. It is one of the worst things to happen in a dogfight and just the concern that it might happen lessens your usage of the stick. Another much more subtle issue is that it has a very slight snap or click as you are pushing or pulling on the stick. That one is annoying and although it affects the precision, I've found it (barely) tolerable. It is beyond the warranty and since these are manufacturing defects, a replacement would not matter anyway. I've hesitated to put something like Loc-Tite or plumber's tape on it. Such a shame for what is otherwise a very nice control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by Earl

  • Must have for Hornet, Harrier, or Eagle fans - solid joystick
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
I am a big fan of flight sims (primarily DCS) and getting a joystick grip that mimics the jets I fly in the simulator adds a tremendous amount of immersion. The grip feels to be the same level or high quality than the Thrustmaster Warthog grip. The head of the grip is significantly larger which can be a pro or con. The hat switches all have a distinctive 'click' when activated so there's no ambiguity around when a button has been depressed. Speaking of buttons, the level of force to activate the main trigger, pickle button feels significantly heavier which I find to be a positive -- they don't feel like toys with very little resistance. The grip is not 100% metal as with the Warthog grip but it's not a detractor. The parts of the handle that you interact with is metal and it feels solid. One other thing to note is that the Hornet grip has fewer buttons than the Warthog grip, so if you were looking for a single grip to cover all your bases, the Warthog grip may be a better option. The grip pairs nicely with the Warthog base or with the higher end Virpil base. While the grip is expensive, it is worth the price and I'm glad Thrustmaster continues to make products to cater to our niche flight sim market. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021 by George Xu

  • As close as you can get to the real deal
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
It's truly incredible that we can have such a close replica waiting at home to use with DCS. Combining this with a VR headset and some rudder pedals, and it's nearly as good as you're going to get at your home without spending thousands of dollars on displays, actual switches, and a physical cockpit to sit in. Tiny little differences, the pinky switch isn't as long as it should be, the castle and weapon select switch have a little "click" feel to them, but not the full "toggle" sense, if you know what I mean. Everything works great, and this is as close as you can get to having it at home. Thanks Thrustmaster for making this product, even if in limited supply and sold as separate pieces (I needed to buy this stick, then separately a base for it). If you want something that simulates F/A-18 - this is for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020 by Michael

  • Sticky Buttons out of the box
Style: F/A 18 Grip Add On
Button 10 (Sensor Control Switch Left/Hat) Stuck everytime out of the box. The weapon control switch to the right stuck every fourth press or so. It seems to be a problem with these sticks. The return was a quick drive to the UPS store. I'll just stick with my warthog grip. Edit: Purchased it again and the sensor switch did not return to center. I had to move it manually the last mm or the button would hang on. I did a replacement and the third stick did the same thing. Quality is garbage. 0/3 is horrible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2022 by Matthew B Parham

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