* Patented foldable and suburb comfortable Flight Seat. * Steering plate fits almost all joysticks like steering wheels and flight sticks. * Unique positioned steering wheel column steering wheel plate fully adjustable in depth. * Fully adjustable black-coated steel construction. Even through repeated usage over several weeks, neither peripheral felt like it was loosening its grip on the unit and that is really saying something when one considers the amount of force required to move the X-65F’s throttle quadrant! Lining the right chair arm plate with velcro, it easily supported the use of the X-65F’s flight stick, and by using the included zip-ties, I easily fastened down the throttle quadrant. The secret to using other peripherals lies in the two greatest assets included with the Flight Simulator Gaming Chair – zip-ties and velcro strips!
#Flight simulator gaming chair pro#
The chair was designed in mind with Logitech’s G940 flight system, however I was able to use Saitek’s X-65F Pro Flight System without any issue. Attached to each arm nacelle is a plate with several mount holes on it. Each arm nacelle is adjustable and makes it very easy for both the long and short-armed user to reach their peripherals. The chair arm assemblies are mounted onto a rail system on both sides of the base frame. It is not all that reclined even, the chair is just comfortable. On the head-rest of the chair is the Playseats logo, and I often found myself a little too comfortable when in the most-reclined position. The vinyl seat is comfortable and is of the same style as seen in the company’s other gaming chairs, with one great exception – foldability! With the pulling of a small level on the user’s right side, the seat can fold forward for easier storage or just to custom-fit their posture. The black-coated steel frame supports the chair and arm assemblies with easy and, even though the rear side of the chair legs is set at an acute angle, it slides very easily even across carpet. Once all bolted together, the chair’s durability becomes readily apparent. Following the instructions from start to finish, I had the chair assembled in a few minutes shy of a half hour. Making the task even easier, Playseats includes all of the necessary Allen wrenches, bolts, screws, and nuts necessary for the job in a baggy. Thankfully, the guys at Playseats have instructions that the folks at IKEA should be vehemently jealous over – they are very easy to understand and follow. It arrived in several pieces which, at first glance, seemed a bit daunting to put together. Their Flight Simulator Gaming Chair is large, standing at 44 inches tall and 39 inches wide when fully assembled, weighing in at about 50 pounds.
However, they more recently released a new chair aimed at desktop pilots. Playseats has long been known for their line of gaming chairs – mostly for racing titles.
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