Each person's body shape is a different, so you'll want to manually adjust the stock with the provided Allen key. Refer to this video by Ragesaq on the best methodology to use when going through this process to get the optimal setup.

The controllers are inserted in the controller mounts which are magnetically attached to the main frame, so you can detach the controller mounts from the MagTube, free your hands and put them back on when you need.

Yes, the Bipod we sell is compatible with all of our products containing tubes.

Technically yes. But we do advise against making a ProSaber with magnetic controller mounts. Since you are not holding the controllers in your hand while using a ProSaber, the risk of them flying off and hit a wall is too great.
You can contact our support to ask for the screw needed to fasten the controller mounts.
If you already own fastened controller mounts, you can go ahead, though. Just follow the mounting instruction.

Yes, the MagTube always comes with a sling to support it.

Yes, The ProVolver has a magnetic attachment just like the magnetic controller mounts and can be attached to the MagTube or ForceTube.

You can upgrade with the "Upgrade from fastened stock to MagTube". You'll then need to follow this tutorial.

The Valve Index controllers were extensively tested for months before cups were released to ensure no such interference occurs. The issue you are experiencing is with your controller and or VR setup.
Please check out the Index tracking fix documentation.
If no solution helps, please contact Valve's support to ask how to resolve this.

You can click here to find the haptic setup documentation. Any further questions can be asked in the #ForceTube-specific channel of our discord.

The ForceTube does kick on the shoulder when shooting in games.
On PC through Steam, the force feedback can be adjusted on our companion application. You can check how that works here (link to comp app doc)
If you want to see it in action, you can find reviews of the ForceTube on YouTube, just search for "ForceTube".

The Valve Index controllers were extensively tested for months before cups were released to ensure no such interference occurs. The issue you are experiencing is with your controller and or VR setup.
Please check out the Index tracking fix documentation.
If no solution helps, please contact Valve's support to ask how to resolve this.

There's an easy fix for that:
Go to your Quest 3's settings, and disable the hand tracking.

Each person's body shape is a different, so you'll want to manually adjust the stock with the provided Allen key. Refer to this video by Ragesaq on the best methodology to use when going through this process to get the optimal setup.

The controllers are inserted in the controller mounts which are magnetically attached to the main frame, so you can detach the controller mounts from the MagTube, free your hands and put them back on when you need to.

Yes, the Bipod we sell is compatible with all of our products containing tubes.

Yes, the ForceTube always comes with a sling to support it.

Yes, The ProVolver has a magnetic attachment just like the magnetic controller mounts and can be attached to the MagTube or ForceTube.

Yes, this should be absolutely possible

Yes, this should be absolutely possible. But there's a small catch.
Our products can only connect to Bluetooth 4, where bHaptic can connect to both Bluetooth 4 or 5.
The ProTubeVR provided dongle does not support bHaptic products, and bHaptics provides a Bluetooth 5 dongle.

What you can do is getting a good Bluetooth 4 dongle. We recommend ASUS' USB-BT400 or TP-Link's UB400.
This will allow you to use both ProTubeVR's and bHaptics' products.

If you are on Windows 11, check those settings:
- In "Bluetooth & other devices > Devices" (Bluetooth & other devices>view more devices) change the option "Bluetooth devices discovery" to "Advanced".
- Click on the "More Bluetooth settings" and activate the "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC" checkbox.

With that done, you can proceed with checking that you have only 1 Bluetooth radio in your Device Manager:
- Before anything, remove all Bluetooth devices from the Bluetooth menu.
- Once that's done, you will need to unplug the provided Bluetooth dongle.
- Then open the device manager by right-clicking on the Windows logo (bottom left of the screen).
- And disable all Bluetooth devices.
- Now you can plug the provided Bluetooth dongle back in.

You should only have one Bluetooth receiver now, avoiding any bugs.

One more thing is to plug the dongle on an unobstructed port like a hub on the desktop.
Plugging it to the back of the PC can create interferences and reduce the power of the Bluetooth waves.

You can click here to find the haptic setup documentation. Any further questions can be asked in the #ForceTube-specific channel of our discord. 

The Valve Index controllers were extensively tested for months before cups were released to ensure no such interference occurs. The issue you are experiencing is with your controller and or VR setup.
Please check out the Index tracking fix documentation.
If no solution helps, please contact Valve's support to ask how to resolve this.

There's an easy fix for that:
Go to your Quest 3's settings, and disable the hand tracking.

The ProVolver is compatible with Quest 3/Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1/Rift S, Valve Index, HTC Focus 3 / XR Elite and Pico 4 controllers.

It depends:
- No.
- Yes, only if you take the shoulder stock option.

Yes, this should be absolutely possible. But there's a small catch.
Our products can only connect to Bluetooth 4, where bHaptic can connect to both Bluetooth 4 or 5.
The ProTubeVR provided dongle does not support bHaptic products, and bHaptics provides a Bluetooth 5 dongle.

What you can do is getting a good Bluetooth 4 dongle. We recommend ASUS' USB-BT400 or TP-Link's UB400.
This will allow you to use both ProTubeVR's and bHaptics' products.

Yes, this should be absolutely possible

If you are on Windows 11, check those settings:
- In "Bluetooth & other devices > Devices" (Bluetooth & other devices>view more devices) change the option "Bluetooth devices discovery" to "Advanced".
- Click on the "More Bluetooth settings" and activate the "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC" checkbox.

With that done, you can proceed with checking that you have only 1 Bluetooth radio in your Device Manager:
- Before anything, remove all Bluetooth devices from the Bluetooth menu.
- Once that's done, you will need to unplug the provided Bluetooth dongle.
- Then open the device manager by right-clicking on the Windows logo (bottom left of the screen).
- And disable all Bluetooth devices.
- Now you can plug the provided Bluetooth dongle back in.

You should only have one Bluetooth receiver now, avoiding any bugs.

One more thing is to plug the dongle on an unobstructed port like a hub on the desktop.
Plugging it to the back of the PC can create interferences and reduce the power of the Bluetooth waves.

Totally, the ProVolver Elite allows standalone use with the use of its trigger.
Simply click on the red (and only) button to change the set weapon.
Refer to the ProVolver Elite setup documentation to see what weapons are available.

The Valve Index controllers were extensively tested for months before cups were released to ensure no such interference occurs. The issue you are experiencing is with your controller and or VR setup.
Please check out the Index tracking fix documentation.
If no solution helps, please contact Valve's support to ask how to resolve this.

There's an easy fix for that:
Go to your Quest 3's settings, and disable the hand tracking.

The controllers are inserted in the controller mounts which are magnetically attached to the main frame, so you can detach the controller mounts from the MagTube, free your hands and put them back on when you need.

Yes, the Bipod we sell is compatible with all of our products containing tubes.

It depends:
- No.
- Yes, only if you take the shoulder stock option.

Yes, simply use the ring on the ProSaber rod.

Technically yes. But we do advise against making a ProSaber with magnetic controller mounts. Since you are not holding the controllers in your hand while using a ProSaber, the risk of them flying off and hit a wall is too great.
You can contact our support to ask for the screw needed to fasten the controller mounts.
If you already own fastened controller mounts, you can go ahead, though. Just follow the mounting instruction.

You can choose the "no arrow" option in the left option window in the game.

The "Standalone" version is to be used on bare controllers and cannot be used with our other products.
The "Upgrade" version can only be used on our controller mounts and cannot be used on the bare controllers as they are.

Refer to the ProStraps setup document and videos.