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Color: flight stand 43
Features
- High Compatibility: The sim stand is compatible with major flight simulation and racing simulation equipment on the market,fit for Logitech G29/G920/X56/X52/G Pro Rudder Pedals,for Thrustmaster T300/T248/TPR/HOTAS Warthog/T.16000M/TCA,for Turtle Beach VelocityOne and VKB
- Versatile Functionality: This simulator stand converts freely between flight and racing cockpits, includes three interchangeable mounting panels, and features reserved seat bracket ports for upgrading to a full flight cockpit.
- Sturdy & Adjustable: The simulator stand features a 40*40mm square alloy steel tubing for durability, right-angle welded joints for enhanced rigidity, and dual pentagon knobs at all adjustment points for stable locking and easy operation.
- Ultra Adjustable: Both side mounting panels adjust forward/backward, up/down, left/right and rotate 90, the center panel adjusts forward/backward, up/down and tilts, and the pedal panel adjusts forward/backward and tilts.
- Thoughtful Accessories: The package includes cable ties for cable management, anti-slip pads to prevent sliding during use, and reserved limit slots to stop the chair from moving backward. Note: The package does NOT include any electronic devices.
Description
Adjustable from 0 to 30 degrees Adjustable up and down 8" Adjustable from 0 to 15 degrees Dardoo flight simulation stand can be used with flight equipment to let you experience the fun of flight games. Dardoo Racing Simulator Mount can also be used to experience racing games, making it a great choice for racing enthusiasts. Dominate Every Lap – Your Pro-Grade Racing Simulator Awaits
Color: flight stand
Material: Carbon Steel
Brand: Dardoo
Item dimensions L x W x H: 34.6 x 41.3 x 27.9 inches
Shape: L-Shape
Brand Name: Dardoo
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Dardoo
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: Flight Sim Stand
Part Number: NO.43
Warranty Description: 3 months warranty + permanent online technical support
Color: flight stand
Item Shape: L-Shape
Special Features: 40*40mm large square tube, High-quality materials, Multi Position Adjustment, Three operating panels
Material: Carbon Steel
Item Dimensions: 34.6 x 41.3 x 27.9 inches
Item Highlight: for Thrustmaster Racing flight Devices, Stable Adjustable Flight Racing Sim Cockpit Stand, Excluding All Electronic Devices
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This is a highly adjustable gaming stand that is well designed with multiple bolts that hold each adjustable piece firmly. It was easy to put together and took me less that 20 minutes. I particularly likes the extra optional plate to help customize my gaming set-up needs. Priced reasonably and delivered fast... A great value for a stand that holds sturdy and is made with strong metal welds.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025 by RenoPCRepair
So far, this has been a blessing for me as I play Elite dangerous quite often using a Hotas system. Quick and mildly easy to build once out of the box. Its also handy that it has different "modules" as ill call them to customize its use. Though the reason i cant give it 5 stars are for a few reasons: - wobbly: If you have the arms of the left and right platforms out more then half way, it tends to wobble slightly. Not by much, but its noticible. Though this is easily fixed via placing something under the bars (the included pads wont work sadly) - Hard to get out of depending on your setup: If your like me and have this under your desk and having the arms out with your chair inbetween, it can be hard to turn yourself out. Even more so if your tall. (hit my knee a good few times. Though thats on me) Though after a good few uses youll find a decent way to get out of it easier. Overall the quality of the item is decent. Only noticed a few bits of the black paint chipping, not enough to be concerned, but enough to notice. The screws/bolts hold tight and Its holding strong even after multiple days of nonstop use in intense dogfights! It is an item i would reccomend for those who use HOTAS for gaming or sim play!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by J.D.R RET.
Like the title says, full price. But I didn't have to so there's that. I love flight simming. I can't legally fly solo anymore due to medical concerns. This rig fit my Turtle Beach Flight Deck setup, and has a ton of mounting holes. Adjustability is great for the outboard flight controls. The center column for a steering wheel I guess, is getting removed; I keep hitting my knees on it and I just don't use it since I switched from yoke to side-stick. The rudder pedal mount is solid, and a bit of a pain to tighten, but I ain't complaining about that since flight sim controls cost a bit. My only gripes are that it does take up quite a bit of room under a desk, and it has some weight when it is fully assembled. And also that the bar to hold the chair wheel in place needs to be a bit easier to manage with that bar between your knees, flight controls beside you, and any other peripherals. Thing is made of solid materials, has really good directions in English, and has most of the tools you need to assemble it. Use your own though, the included tools are on the flimsy and hard to manage side if you have manual dexterity problems. Oh, yeah. If you are able to, setting it up separately helps manage protecting your investment. I have everything under a picnic table now, and can just extend the hand controls out from under the table using the chair holder part. There's pics with my review showing it setup and stowed under a side table from a previous setup experiment. Hope this helps, this rig is clunky, but super solid.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025 by Jaytheseabee
Everything was packaged well and the box was like 40lbs so its well made! Fit and finish was great for me. Metal was smooth and very well coated, no burrs or sharp edges. The kit is versatile with adjustments. My Honeycomb Alpha Yoke mounted to it (close clearances though). Im also running VKB THQ SEM and VKB Evo on left and right, no issues with space there either. My only wish and suggestion is that the side L shaped pieces for left and right arms that slide into main square were longer by about 2 inches but it was still good and is just an improvement request. Dardoo if you want me to test I would be happy to! ;)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Dwight K Schrute
Easy enough to put together, mostly sturdy. Still get some joystick wobble no matter how much I tighten, but its not super noticeable. Biggest complaint is that the side attachments where the joysticks go are much too short for a standard office chair / gaming chair. I've lowered my chair as low as it will go, and i still had to put the stand on some wood blocks to raise it up several inches. Joysticks should be level with your arm when its resting on the armrest, not having to reach down to get them. Otherwise youd be engaging your shoulder muscles the entire time you're playing and that gets old fast. This could be solved by simply making the bars for the left and right attachments a bit longer. Second complaint is that there are no pre-drilled holes to lock these arms into place, theyre only held in place by a bolt with a handle on it that pushes into the bar, holding it in place with friction. The middle bar is useful to hold a keyboard which is nice, provided you have a way to attach it (i used some heavy duty velcro). It would be nice if the middle bar could come a bit closer to you tho, so that i could use my joysticks and not have to lean forward to type. Overall its not a bad setup, if you tighten everything its sturdy enough to get the job done. There isn't a lot of options for something in this price range, especially if you want something that is freestanding and doesn't clamp to the desk. It's a step up from the arm-chair mounts that I was using before, those wobbled way more than this for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by D. Mitchell
This feels like an experiment in letting A.I. create a product from start to finish. Alarm bells didn't start going off until I saw the hardware. It's two bag of assorted bolts and screws. The screws, in a smaller bag tucked in the bigger bag of hex bolts. Most things I've had to assemble like this are more organized. So when I looked at the accessories explanation page, I spotted the second red flag. It's just the dimensions of four different bolts, but no part count or mention of the screws. The next to pages are a front and back that only used the M8x20, M8x15, & M8 55(marked 45 on the explanation page only) bolts. At least that's according to the instructions. There was a typo that in the PCS(which I assumed meant piece count) of one of the knobs. This sent me into a spiral counting all my parts for ten minutes. The diagrams aren't entirely wrong but I didn't notice there were two more bored points in the throttle/ shifter stands. I didn't realize till half way through that the smaller bag of screws were ment to mount my controls. Because of the modularity, you do get options to find the arrangement that works for you. But quick tip: If you plan to mount a wheel & pedals, sticks, ect., mount them to their respective plates first before attaching the plates to the frame. Once everything was tightened up, it felt sturdy enough. I have a Thrustmaster T-GTII & pedals mounted. I use a Thrustmaster T Flight Hotas One. As of writing, I haven't tried mounting the sticks combined to the plate the wheel is currently on. But it rests on the side plates well enough for my needs. Be advised, you can't mount that specific model to the plates in a separated configuration. There isn't enough slack in the T Flight 1' Hotas to allow it. But that's on Thrustmaster. All in all, I like how minimalist the packaging was. But, the hardware could've been organized better. The instructions should clarify everything that came with the product. As well as how to fine tune the pivot and extension points of the frame to help you get closer to your desired setup. There's no contact information on the instructions for questions or replacement parts. For the price and form factor for my space, it works well. I mess around with a lot of DIY stuff, so I didn't have an issue with loosing a bolt or other hardware. Also included but not mentioned, 6x 3M pads to stick to the bottom of the frame and velcro straps for cable management. I was initially looking at a Next Level Racing chair that would work with their flight mount. But the overall price and form was unappealing. When I saw the thumbnail of this I definitely put it at the top of my list compared to other units and arrangements I've seen. So far the product feels good, and I have plenty of options if I need. Because of its construction, be patient. Some of the adjustables are secured by hex bolts instead of knobs. Turning the wheel feels fine. But it feels like the wheel stem of the frame could bend or break with enough forward or backwards pressure(None issues if you don't treat your controls like rowing oars). So a 3.5 star for now, because the 6 page instructions lacked better explanations and information. Simple enough to put together if you use the instructions as a visual guideline. I didn't clock the floor pads of straps right away. The majority of any questions you may have are listed in the description of the product on its Amazon page. I paid about $100 for this. Where NxtLvl would've cost me $50 to $200 more depending on the arrangement. The presentation is rough but the price and functionality are good for anyone who wants stability without going full sim. UPDATE: It's been two weeks since I put this together. I'm still finding ways to adjust it better for my uses. But once you I tightened everything everything up it felt fine. I think i may need to tighten the adjustment knobs occasionally, but other wise it holds. Because of the molecularity, I've already started plotting how to add to and altar the frame. The frame came with 6 adhesive foam pads. Which is great for the floors I have. But if the frame isn't pressed against the wall I'd need to put weights behind it. Still feel good about the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Arrived quickly and was really easy to put together. All the parts and hardware were included. I didn't expect it but they included mounting hardware for HOTAS/etc so instead of having to run to the store and buy bolts for my set up I was able to quickly mount everything as soon as it was assembled. I did remove the center post as I don't use it but it's there if and when I want a different set up. I do wish there was a built-in way to stow it but with some wriggling it slides in underneath the pedal plate just fine and I can just sit it to the side when I'm using the mount itself. I'm not the brightest apparently because I sat for a good few hours trying to figure out the most space saving way to collapse it for under my desk before I remembered that the mounting plates are on square tubing that can be pulled out and rotated so they sit mostly over the pedals. It's still a little too wide to really be completely out of the way so if you have a narrow desk or limited space like me just be aware. Overall seems to be of good build quality and it's definitely got some heft to it when assembled. One other note for something I'd like to see is a quick adjusting bolt set up for the pedal brackets so you don't have to reach under and hold a nut anytime you need to slide them out further. So far so good and I'd buy it again in a heart beat.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by Dakota Koen
I am a Flight Simmer with X plane and the MSFS series since 95, I've never owned a rig and bought this item, It arrived well packaged in about 4 days and took 20 mins to put together. I found it to be very sturdy and perfect position placement for my legs and arms. I also have the Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo, Logitech Panels, Winwing PAP3 and FMC. And because I placed all items on the right I still have the Left Shelf for something Like a small monitor for Maps or paperwork. I Highly recommend this if your serious about taking the next step. and This will not break the bank.
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