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AED 379.00 — In stock · Ships from the UAE across the GCC




The Crazy Dongpal Pro Lever (Crown / Samducksa) is a high-performance Korean arcade joystick designed for precision movement and advanced fighting game techniques.
Built for competitive play in games like Tekken, this lever is especially preferred by players who rely on fast directional inputs such as Mishima-style execution and Korean Backdash (KBD) movement.
Engineered with smooth tension response and accurate corner control, it delivers the consistency needed for high-level execution, wave-dashing, electrics, and rapid movement chaining.
Perfect for arcade sticks, custom fight stick builds, and tournament setups, this lever is trusted by serious fighting game players who demand precision and reliability.
The Crazy Dongpal Pro is upgraded with a reduced input radius for faster input and improved response speed. Additionally, 5-pin PCB and its lower profile body is designed to fit and function in most Japanese Fightstick builds, including the Hori Alpha.
The lighter tension ST-25 offers a similar feel to the default Sanwa JLF spring - about .5lb force tension. This differs from the slightly higher ST-35 tension of the original Dongpal lever. Complementing the grommet are 4 Gersung GSM-V1603A3DP Wide Hinge Microswitches.
A wide hinge lever - in the context of microswitches - is a broad-shaped actuator arm that is designed for enhanced stability and sensitivity. It offers a more stable or heavier-duty activation compared to standard, narrow straight levers. This type of actuator is often found in arcade applications where consistent, low-force triggering is required, where a larger surface area to ensure contact.
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| ST25 Tension Grommet | Gersung GSM-V1603A3DP Wide Hinge Switch |
The Crazy Dongpal Pro is packaged with the following items inside of a collectible box
If you are coming from a Sanwa JLF or other Japanese style lever, some worthwhile notes to keep in mind
With exception to the Crown/Samducksa Shinsun 2D/3D Game Joystick Lever, Korean sticks typically do not possess any restrictor gate. Instead it moves freely in a circular fashion. There are no restrictor gates that are compatible with this lever.

Additionally, there is no tension spring. Instead most Korean levers use a rubber grommet placed in the housing. This surrounds the shaft, and a plastic or delrin bobbin keeps shaft in place. A rubber grommet that is specific to the intended tension of that model is already installed in your lever. Separately, other rubber grommets are available in multiple tensions for your gaming preferences.