Next Level Racing F-GT Lite Formula and GT Foldable Simulator Cockpit (NLR-S015)

Ive had this setup about two months now. And I think this is hands down the best bang for buck on the market. Good adjustability, very sturdy, and it could literally fit a giant so for us 200 lb folk this things great. A lot of people complain the seat becomes uncomfortable after an hour or so. But this is easily fixed with a pillow. I dont have any complaints, however I do wish the steering wheel mount could have more adjustability. It tilts up and down plenty, but it is pretty limited on forward/backward adjustment. Still a 5 star product imo. Great budget product thats also capable of being folded up to free up space if needed.

The shipping was quick especially cross country in my case but I’ve only had it for less than a day now and I’m in love definitely worth it for the price point!

First of all, it’s great, very sturdy, comfortable and it’s actually larger than I anticipated (Im a muscular 190lb 6’1 man sitting on it for 6 hours at a time) I’m sure it can fit someone up to 6’7 while in Formula mode. Setting up was not very hard, holes for bolts where a bit annoying to match, but I was working alone. Here’s the small issues, I’m a pretty strong man, this chair can be annoying to fold and unfold with all gear equipped. The weight can be uneven and it can be a bit difficult to set up/put away for a small person/child. Took me many tries to get it to fold the correct way, and still takes me about 5 min to unfold and find a comfortable position, but until I get a bigger home, this is perfect.It folds down to a very small frame, perfect for small man caves, just watch a video on how to properly fold it and save yourself some headaches.Also it’s sturdy, wheel and pedals stay in place. Overall really recommend it if you’re looking to try entry level sim racing.

I've had this for over 2 weeks now and am to the point where I can move this out of my closet and build up in 7 minutes and about the same amount of time tearing down and storing. The seat, wheel, and pedals altogether weigh well over 50lbs and need to be carried, unless you're on carpet and have a wide enough path to drag. I initially always removed/installed the pedal assembly to reduce carrying weight since it was just 2 screws but found the folding mechanism too convenient to eliminate.The cam mechanism at the joints is very clever but only provides enough angle adjustment to switch between GT and formula sitting-modes so don't think you can finely adjust the angle of the back and seat. There are 12 detents so you get 30 degrees of adjustment at each joint. There's enough adjustment to get the wheel where you want but not without spending several minutes screwing in/out the wheel and lots of testing.The clip strap for the front-back legs is also very clever giving you confidence in the legs not collapsing on you in GT-position. I do wish they were velcro like the strap stabilizing and strengthening the steering wheel bracket.The seat is much wider than I had hoped which makes fitting in my small 1-bedroom apartment a challenge. The widest part is at the cam joints by your knees: it handles the steering wheel bracket, front legs, and left+right plates (which I don't use... curious if I could remove those cams and save a couple of inches in my closet).I don't have enough room in front of my TV to place the seat so I have this to the side of my couch and angled slightly. This has been fine for several hour-long sessions.All in all, I highly recommend this seat for those looking for a sim rig that they need to fold up and stow away. The price is great for the quality and strength of the pieces. For some the Playseat Challenge is enough but if you're looking for something more, the F-GT Lite is more than worth the extra cost.

This is a nice heavy rig that should last for a long time, but, there are some issues that you might want to consider before buying.First is that I had the same experience that some others have had concerning scratches and scaring on the tubing where paint is missing. I am not sure if they are just rough with these units at the factory but there were quite a few of these marks on the one that I received.Second is the machining was not the best as some of the screws were very difficult to install and for this reason, the tools that are provided were not adequate for me to complete the assembly. Some of the holes were misaligned and I had to completely remove the shifter plate and turn it around in order to get the Logitech g29 shifter to fit properly. while on the subject of the shifter, if you live in an area where you drive on the right side of the road and therefore will be placing your shifter on the right side of the rig, then you will forever be stepping over your shifter chord when entering and exiting the rig.Third is the behavior of the adjusters when folding the unit for storage and when setting it up for use. This is a major undertaking every time you perform these tasks. the unit is big and cumbersome and the adjusters are either tight or loose which makes things even more interesting as the rig is prone to collapse when loosening the adjusters to set it up or to put it away.Lastly is the sheer size and weight of this thing. It has a very large footprint when folded which can present problems when trying to find a place to store the thing... and it weighs a ton. I am 6ft3 and am a fairly strong person and this thing gives me quite a workout when I set it up and put it away due to the fact that it is heavy and bulky. For these reasons, I am reluctant to use it and it sits in the closet more than it should.If you can leave it out and only have need to put it away every so often then this might be for you, but, if you are looking for something to drag out and use and then put away afterward, you might want to look for something different.