MBK dye-sub has mostly lived in neutral tones so far. This release pushes it further with three colorways: two for the 60s layout, one for the 40s.
What's new:
- MBK 60s, Burnt Orange | Choc, dye-sublimated PBT
- MBK 60s, Red on Black | Choc, dye-sublimated PBT
- MBK 40s, Red on White | Choc, dye-sublimated PBT
Burnt Orange
A warm, layered orange-to-brown scheme built around the 60s layout. Homing and accent keys are marked in the same family of tones rather than a jarring contrast color, so the set reads as one cohesive palette instead of a base color with highlights bolted on.
Red on Black
The higher-contrast option of the two 60s colorways. Red is reserved for homing keys and accents, black carries the rest of the board. It's a straightforward pairing, but on a dye-sub PBT set the red stays sharp instead of fading the way pad-printed accents tend to.
Red on White
The 40s version of the same idea, scaled down to a 40% ergo layout. Red marks the keys you'd want to find without looking twice, white carries the base.
Still Choc, still dye-sub PBT
All three are built for Choc spacing and dye-sublimated into PBT, so the legends won't wear off the way pad print does over time. As with every MBK set, the layout is cut for ergo boards specifically: no keys included that a split or ortho layout wouldn't actually use.
Questions about fit or compatibility with your board? Reach out to support@fkcaps.com. We're happy to help you figure out what works.