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Playseat Challenge Black

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Arrives May 2 – May 4
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Style: Original


Features

  • Unique foldable design, Set up in several seconds
  • Very stable and comfortable, Superior build quality and materials
  • Realistic cockpit, Suited for all consoles and PCs
  • Compatible with all steering wheels and pedals currently available, including Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec

Description

Put the pedal to the metal in the Playseat Challenge sim racing seat.Featuring a fully collapsible powder coated steel frame for a more temporary setup in your home, media room or dorm that easily folds down to fit into a closet or to slide under a bed frame when not in use. Providing the same realistic level of Playseat immersion you've come to expect, the Challenge offers the same great functionality in a more affordable style with a much more accommodating storage design. The wheel support plate arm swings up for easy in and out of the Challenge seat and latches down to provide stable support of your racing wheel. Racing pedals attach to the foot base to keep them secure and adjustable to find your ideal driving length. Once the driving is done, the Challenge easily collapses with all hardware still attached for easy storage of your full sim racing setup.Take your seat in the Playseat Challenge.

Brand: Playseat


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 21.3"D x 53.5"W x 37.8"H


Back Style: Solid Back


Special Feature: Foldable


Brand: Playseat


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 21.3"D x 53.5"W x 37.8"H


Back Style: Solid Back


Special Feature: Foldable


Product Care Instructions: Spot Protection.Wipe Clean


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Style: Original


Pattern: Solid


Finish Type: Powder Coated


Room Type: Game Recreation Room


Age Range (Description): Adult


Included Components: Chair


Shape: L-Shaped


Model Name: RC0002


Arm Style: Armless


Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor


Furniture Finish: Nylon-Mesh


Seat Height: 32 Inches


Fill Material: Foam


Is Customizable: No


Item Weight: 3.31 pounds


Department: unisex-adult


Manufacturer: Playseat


Item model number: RC.00002


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Refill: Foam


Form Factor: Foldable


Finish types: Powder Coated


Assembly required: Yes


Warranty Description: 90 days.


Batteries required: No


Import: Imported


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    • Perfect when space is a concern - for the casual arcade racers and hardcore PC sim-racers alike
Style: Original
My height & weight: 6', 250lbs, 38-40" waist. Equipment: Logitech G27 wheel & Shifter, Fanatec ClubSport V2 pedals Simply put, I fit perfectly. Getting in is a bit tricky as I can't lift my wheel out of the way completely due to my L-shaped desk, but once in place, and after a quick... umm... adjustment... this is one of the most comfortable seats I have ever used. I was a little worried about how well I'd fit as I'm a big guy, but the seat was easy to adjust and I fit just fine. If you have larger than a 40" waist I'd imagine things could get a bit tricky. Below 40", you're going to fit perfectly. On to some long-winded thoughts: Build Quality: This is a very sturdy unit. People on gaming forums and people who own dedicated cockpit rigs tend to laugh at it and call it a glorified lawn chair, but it really is a well-built, well-thought out unit. The seat material is a quality, padded ultrasuede type material with nice red stitching. The tubing is solid with a nice matte black powdercoat finish. Once everything is set in place and you are locked in the seat doesn't wobble, tilt, or do anything other than hold you comfortably in place. Assembly/Adjustment: The instructions are vague, but there really isn't much to do in the way of assembly. Very easy. Once assembled the unit is rather simple to adjust. The seat adjustments are done via adjusting the various Velcro straps that control lumbar support, thigh support, and the angle of the seat back. Unfortunately the wheel mount is only tilt adjustable. It is not height adjustable and does not telescope. That said, it would not be difficult to modify this unit to your liking (especially if you need more height, or need it a little farther away from you) by cutting the tubing and welding in additional sections, or cutting out some and welding or clamping the unit back together. But I suspect if you need that level of adjustment you're going to spring for a dedicated rig. Pedals: This is where things got tricky for me. It's easy to mount the G27 pedals to the pedal base with the supplied strap, but the Fanatec ClubSport V2 pedals require a custom base to mount. I bolted mine to two sections of 14x6x1 whitewood, then removed the foam padding from the Playseat pedal base and used ½" pipe clamps to secure it. This worked like a charm, and the pedals are extremely stable. The pedal base is not height adjustable, so if you want to angle your pedals you will need to build an angled base - I tried putting some extra boards underneath the end, but this was not very stable and puts undue stress on the two plastic clips that hold the pedal base to the seat. The base really needs to be flat on the ground. Shifter Mount: As has been mentioned by other reviewers, there is no supplied shifter mount bracket. Instead of paying for the Playseat mount, I used a section of ½" box aluminum and used the G27 wheel clamps to secure it in place. I clamped the G27 shifter to the box aluminum rail and voila... a sub $5 shifter mount that works very well. Storage: The main reason I bought the Challenge is because I live in an apartment and don't want to have a dedicated cockpit in the way all of the time. The Challenge is very easy to fold up and store away in a closet or against a wall somewhere. Because I have the Fanatec ClubSport V2 pedals on a custom mount, I disconnect the pedal base and leave it under my desk. I fold the seat like you see in the pictures and tuck it away in a closet. Very easy. Complaints: Less of a complaint but more of an observation - the seat is a bit on the low side. My desk is 28.5" high, so when I get the seat in position my monitors are maybe 2-3" higher than where I'd prefer them. Not really a big deal in the grand scheme of things as I can work around it with view adjustments in iRacing. Final Thoughts: This is the perfect solution for the casual racer that wants to set up a rig in front of their TV on occasions, or for the hardcore iRacers like me that just don't want to have a dedicated rig due to space concerns. Don't let the forum jokers and non-believers sway you, the Playseat Challenge is FAR from glorified lawn-chair! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2015 by Steve
    • Don't let the size fool you, it's an amazing chair!
Style: Original
I went back and forth between this and the F-GT Lite for weeks after watching videos, and reading reviews on here and random sites. I decided to get the F-GT Lite because it seemed more like a "real" racing seat. Needless to say, I was disappointed - it was significantly bigger than I thought and cumbersome to set up and take down (it's not (small room friendly either.) So I reluctantly decided to buy what people called, "the lawn chair racing seat." It was packaged *very* well, and setup didn't take too long. There aren't any written instructions (just pictures), so it took a moment for me to figure out how to "attach" the back. Once that was done, my wheel and pedals were set, and I did some cable management with the ties to set/route the cables that came with the chair itself (definitely a plus!), I sat in it, got out and made a few slight adjustments (nobody gets the right feel the first time), I was ready to go. Putting it away is really simple as well - fold it up, use the included strap to hold it in place if you'd like, and put it where you'd like. And I gotta say - wow. It's surprisingly comfortable to sit in for long periods of time (I'm 6'1 with long dancers legs,) and the wheel doesn't move as much as I thought since I was expecting it to move like spaghetti. The reason why is because your own weight is securing the stability of the wheel, and if you have a wheel that has feedback, you can feel it on your backside. Not a lot, but enough for a slight smile. There's no side-to-side wiggle. There's a little up-and-down wiggle, but you don't notice it while using. The pedal length is also adjustable for those who have longer (or shorter) legs. Oh, speaking of adjustable, there are 5 positions which are marked by red lines on both straps for closeness to the wheel, or if you wanna lean back a bit. You can adjust the tension/firmness of the back as well by adjusting the straps. The tighter you make the strap, the more back support you get, which will also get you closer to the wheel. Hole positions for all the big manufacturers as well. You can put a DD wheel on here, but nothing with a huge amount of force. You can buy the shifter plate for an additional cost if that's what you're into. If you want a more "formula" style of pedals, you can put a box underneath it, but there are some really cool DIY ideas as well. I thought I'd need it, but it turns out I don't because of the seat positioning. Many people mention the back/top where your head goes will lean in making it uncomfortable, but I haven't had that issue because I have the distance away from the wheel to the 5th red line. Now I will say this - the chair is not going to be similar to a $5k base that you attach a $3k wheel to...it's not supposed to be. This is for people who like racing and want to simulate the experience more than using a controller, who don't want to pay a huge amount of money for something they enjoy but aren't hardcore enthusiasts about, and don't want/need to dedicate an entire room. The seating position is a mix of formula and GT so it's a nice blend for both types of people who prefer a certain style (with no annoying bar in the middle of your legs, I forgot to mention that part.) Would I buy it again? Absolutely 100%. The price is a bit high - if you can get it around $240 for a new one, buy it immediately. That being said, I paid $270, so the price difference isn't a huge amount, but it's nice to save a few dollars. It's a great chair, enhances gameplay, and it's an awesome accessory for gaming. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2020 by Dink
    • Great for VR racing
Style: Original
I absolutely love this thing. It has its issues, but for the most part it is exactly what I wanted when I ordered it. I wanted something I can move out of the way and use with my vr setup so I can have both a vr area and a sim racing setup essentially. I wasn't sure based on other reviews. I have a Logitech G920 with shifter, and it works perfectly (you have to buy a mount for the shifter, I got one on ebay, and it was super easy to attach with that) The setup wasn't too bad, it only shows pictures in the setup because it's relatively easy but I would have loved a slight description with the pictures for the original setup. Pros: Adjustable Great for VR Setup and teardown in a minute tops even with VR Doesn't take up as much space as you would think with the pictures Foldable Cons: Uncomfortable, not super uncomfortable, but after like an hour it gets a bit tight, mind you I'm 5'10, and 260lbs Wire management isn't really a thing with this No shifter mount included or even thought about it seems, luckily 3rd party people took care of that Not super high quality material, the velcro is very good though. All in all I highly recommend it for anybody that wants a quick teardown and setup for sim racing, especially if they use VR. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2020 by The Mole

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