Challenge Racing Simulator Cockpit | Foldable & Adjustable | for High Performance Sim Racing | Compact & Flexible | Supports All Steering Wheels & Pedals | for PC and Console

Great set up for starting. Been playing Iracing with my moza r3 set up. Super comfortable. Did have to move the bolts for the mounting try to make it fit. Also order some stuff off Etsy for custom brackets. But it works great and folds up to be put away so I can play other games.

I've only had this for a couple weeks, but I am loving it. It took me a bit of time to get everything setup (Connected G920 racing wheel and gearshift), but once it's up and running this setup works really nicely for me. I'm not a professional sim racer or anything, but so far this seat is comfortable (I can sit for a few hours so far with out discomfort, and the time limit is due to familial requirements, not discomfort), and super easy to fold up for closet storage.

I've owned two of these now. Bought the first one a couple years ago and sold it after building a more solid rig. Now I've bought another for the convenience of being able to set it up in my living room. Assembly was easy, but some of the pieces fit together really tightly (probably a good thing). It's reasonably comfortable, but not perfect. It's relatively durable, but it's not going to be able to hold up to a 20nm wheel or super stiff load cell pedals, which leads to my main problem with this rig. The pedal plate, if you can even call it that is a joke. I'm currently using Moza CRP lite pedals on this rig and I had to ziptie them on because there is no way to truly secure pedals to the rig. I have a set of loadcell pedals that I would love to be able to use, but there is no way to attach them. Even if there was a way to attach them, the rig will lift up in the middle of you push too hard on the brake. It's not really an issue with the CRP lite pedals or other cheap potentiometer/hall effect pedals, but I do feel like there should be a more secure way to attach the pedals to the rig Overall, for the price, I think it's great if you need something you can fold away so long as you're able to live with the pedal attachment situation.

came with a broken bracket from damage in shipping but other than that, works as advertised.

I upgraded my video game components (PS5 + PSVR2) to the point that I needed more for my casual racing purposes. I've been a Gran Turismo fan since PS1 and while the upgraded electronics made the game "better," it just seemed wrong to be using a controller while sitting on my couch. I decided to buy a Logitech wheel/pedal set up and quickly found that I needed something designed for them to be attached to. Short of building something myself, this was the most economical option that could suite my needs. As far as specs: I'm about 6'2'' and 200 - 210 lbs. I found a good setting after a few banged knees and have been very happy ever since. The setting doesn't allow me to sit as upright as I would prefer, so I imagine taller people could have a problem.

Nice seat , works well for purpose

The seat was delivered on time and safely. The product seems well made and easy to assemble. Little hard to get in and out. The Logitech G29 i have works well with this rig. The paint quality of this product is abysmal though. When inserting the tubes during the assembly process the paint just chipped out on the end of the tubes. The rig being foldable is very useful and practical since it can be folded and stored easily. Feels pretty sturdy and not much wiggling. For the price this seems a good fit. Seat feels comfortable and i have been able to sit for few hours without much fatigue. The height is also adjustable and can be done with ease. Got few velcro cable wraps that can be used to have a good cable management. TLDR: Good rig with some paint defect on mine. Worth the price.

Somewhat adjustable and when properly set up, it really works well. Yes, there is some movement, but not noticeable during game play. It has way less movement then some of the stands available. To me its main ancillary benefits are that it is lightweight and easily foldable even with the steering wheel and pedals attached. There is a difference between what this seat can hold (270 lbs) and what it can comfortably hold. At 5' 10 and 195 lbs I find it very comfortable. If you're over 6" 3" and are pushing 260 lbs, you will likely find the seat somewhat uncomfortable and more difficult to get in and out. If you're 5' 8" and weigh 260 lbs, you likely won't find the seat wide enough and will find difficulty getting in and out. For me the Playseat Challenge is perfect for what I wanted. I fold it down after every session due to space constraints. And once you adjust the straps for the seat the way you like them, you can simply open up the Playseat; readjust the pedal length (10 secs) and you're ready to go.