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Rapture PIT black
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Lubomír, Říčany u Brna
Rated 06/11/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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Great bang for your buck. I bought this cockpit because I'm very limited on space and I'm just starting out with sim racing. I didn't want to waste money on more expensive folding options, and there's no room for a larger and sturdier cockpit yet, but I've got the bug and in the future I'd definitely like to somehow arrange a better, sturdier cockpit. In terms of value for money, this product is very attractive and serves as a good stepping stone for a test run. Personally, I use the cockpit in combination with a Logitech RS wheel (8Nm) and Logitech RS50 pedals (75kg). Although I have no experience with other gear, this combination feels right at the limit of this cockpit's capabilities. When braking, the centre of the bottom frame simply lifts up, and I was forced to weigh this point down with about a 12kg weight to prevent it. Another drawback is the low stiffness of the wheel mount in the forward and backward direction. When driving, steering (left/right) is fine by the very nature of the design, as the tube has no play in this direction, but as soon as you start wrestling a bit with those 8Nm, you feel the play from the tube flexing forward and backward, which is one of the bigger downsides for me. However, if you use a weaker wheel/pedals, it might not seem that bad to you. As far as adjusting positions goes, the wheel tilt is satisfactorily adjustable and holds well so far, but adjusting the distance from your body is quite limited and awkward. You can only bolt the wheel a few cm forward or backward, and the adjustment is solely via pre-drilled holes, so experimenting is a pain because you simply won't want to keep refitting the wheel base and trying to move it. The adjustability of the pedals is sufficient for me. The distance is adjusted by sliding with two Allen keys and there are no stepped settings, so you can set it exactly as you need. There are three positions for the pedal angle, which is quite enough for me personally, but again, you always need to use an Allen key and screw it in to adjust it, so you'll get tired of experimenting after a while. The seat itself is no miracle either. I am 178cm tall, so I didn't have any issue with the size, but it bothered me that I didn't have very good back support. I had to add a lumbar cushion to the seat, otherwise the seat was quite uncomfortable, and as some have mentioned, the seat material really rustles and creaks terribly. As for folding the cockpit, I don't really do that anymore – in the end, I completely got rid of my chair and currently use my PC solely for driving – but when I tried folding it, I can say that if you have a wheel where the rim cannot be detached, you won't fold it completely. Plus, when the pedals are attached, folding gets complicated again, and I personally can't imagine folding and unfolding it every time; it's simply a hassle and doesn't seem compact to me at all. Oh, and I don't use a gear shifter at all, so I have no opinion on using that... To sum it up, I think that for £75, the cockpit is surprisingly robust and, as an entry point into sim racing, it didn't put me off. In any case, you have to expect that it really is the cheapest option and you can definitely feel the compromises. I think if you have a tight budget or want to try something more compact and cheaper like I did before committing to a monster rig, it will do.
Price (I bought it for 2,300Kč)
It can be folded – BUT if you can't remove the steering wheel from the motor, folding it is more difficult, and even the pedals get in the way; it's not exactly the most compact solution, and in fact, I don't even fold it anymore.
Sturdiness of the seat construction – although the tubes are of a smaller diameter, they are sturdy
A bit better than a classic chair pushed up against the table, it can hold quite a lot of clothes that would normally be lying around on the floor.
Not very comfortable – I had to add lumbar support in the form of a cushion
The rigidity of the steering wheel mount is poor – not suitable for a stronger steering wheel with direct drive (mine has only 8Nm – turning itself is OK, but the play is more forwards and backwards, so with stronger force feedback you can feel the play, meaning when you wrestle with the car a bit, you can feel the play at the same time)
Load cell pedals are too much for it – when pressing the brake hard (I have a 75kg load cell), the frame lifts up at the folding joint – I solved this by weighing it down with weights (since I'm no longer pumping iron, at least I have a use for the weights now. )
The actual "fabric" of the seat squeaks and rustles a lot, very cheap build
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Adam, Praha
Rated 04/09/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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For the Logitech G29, I recommend buying screws beforehand, otherwise you'll have nothing to attach it with :)
Supports 110kg without any problem
The Logitech wheel fits perfectly.
really sturdy construction
it's a bit awkward to put together
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Jana, Kolín 2
Rated 31/08/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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quite robust
Unpleasant seat material
the seat rustles
squeaks
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Anonymous customer
Rated 29/08/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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back pain
wobbly construction
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Michal, Střížkov
Rated 20/08/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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After a few hours, I'm very satisfied and enjoying driving in the seat, which is comfortable to sit in. It is worth mentioning, however, that the distance of the steering wheel can't be adjusted, which might be a problem for people with shorter arms. I also see an issue with storage, as it's not easy to put away with the steering wheel and pedals mounted, which could be helped by a simple fastening mechanism to tackle these shortcomings. Price-wise, it has no competition, and therefore, even with these flaws, it's more than a great choice to buy.
it sits comfortably
material and workmanship
price
pedal and steering wheel attachment
You can't store it with the steering wheel and pedals attached.
hard
poorly designed pedal attachment
it's bigger than competing seats and isn't easy to store
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Ivo, Velka polom
Rated 26/02/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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Stackable
Adjustable even for smaller children
Quick assembly
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Emil, Boskovice
Rated 13/02/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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price/performance
convenient
well stackable
no steering wheel distance adjustment
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Martin, Olomouc 9
Rated 12/02/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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Good price/performance ratio
Solid construction
Can be folded with steering wheel and pedals attached, and then it doesn't take up as much space
It's not as light as I would have expected, but at least that shows it's not some lightweight aluminum junk
The tightening straps do not fasten the best (especially when I want to attach the pedals
I find it harder to operate the "lock" that is used to lock the steering wheel part
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Customer, Týnec
Rated 28/01/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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half of the stuff was missing and the frame couldn't be put back together because there were no screws or Allen screws.
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Customer, Budapest, XII.
Rated 27/01/2026, variant Rapture PIT black
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For the price, it's absolutely fine, can support t my 95kg just fine. Really hard to find anything wrong for the price maybe the wheelbase mount can move quite a bit back and forth if you push and pull on the wheel. Update: After some use, it developed some squeeking sounds, but i am quite a heavy person. Also the pedal plate has a lot of flex, if you use loadcell pedals, i just use the MOZA SR-P Lite pedals with the performance kit, it is not loadcell, but has quite a flex with it. Still overally a good price to perfomance stuff.
Price to performance
Easy to assemble
Sturdy enough
Comfortable enough
The wheelbase mount can move back and forth quite a bit if you push or pull on the wheel
Developed some squeeking sound after some time.
Pedal plate has a lot of flex if you use it with loadcell or rubber brake mods.
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