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Rapture PIT black
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154.91 €
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David, Lučina
Rated 17/01/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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I give it 4 stars, but I definitely don't want to say you shouldn't buy it! It costs half of what the competition does and it really serves the purpose. can be folded perfectly, adjust the distance of the pedals. When making a decision, ask yourself: Do you really want to pay double for something that does 99 percent of the work of a more expensive product? 4 stars for really cheaper processing, but still an excellent product. I have a Thrustmaster t598 steering wheel attached to it and it works fine.
Price
it's actually a good cockpit.
platform for pedals
Compatible with T598 (Using a plate that is also used to attach to the table)
These are really cheap materials.
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Rated 15/01/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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Surprisingly solid construction, after assembly, nothing feels cramped or creaky anywhere.
Steel tube thickness 1.2 mm, mounting plates (steering wheel base and pedals) 4.2 mm.
Shift lever bracket included, can be mounted on left or right side.
Tested for several hours under my load (95 kg) and I do not notice any deformation of the structure - for my son (65 kg) it will be enough for a long time: ).
The attachment of the steering wheel base to the tubular structure looks stable so far. For the competition (PlaySeat Challenge), users report slight wobble in the longitudinal plane. I suppose that due to the similar attachment, after some time of use, it may also show up here.
Adjustable inclination of the pedal base.
The price compared to the nearest competitor (PlaySeat Challenge Fit) is two-thirds, respectively. now on sale for almost half off.
The solid steel construction makes it heavy, so I guess I'll have to help my son move the seat from his room to the living room where we have the Xbox for now.
The upper arch (back support) is only inserted into the rest of the tubular structure, it is not fastened with screws. When I tried to move the seat (when I grabbed the top edge/tube), it readily jumped out. This must be remembered (or additional holes drilled and screwed with the rest of the tubular structure).
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