GT OMEGAApex Racing Wheel Stand for Logitech Fanatec Clubsport Thrustmaster Gaming Steering Wheel Pedal & Shifter Mount, TX T500 T300 G29 G920 PS4 Xbox Foldable Tilt-Adjustable for Racing Control

I was a little hesitant and sceptical about getting a wheels stand. I came from having a (basic) complete sim rig setup. Few years ago had to get rid of it due to a lack of space in the new living situation. Started looking again and was a little hesitant and sceptical about wheel stands. Even my basic rig wasn't the most stable thing in the world and it was attached the the seat. Decided to pull the trigger on this and it surpassed my expectations.Pros:Heavy dutyEasy to set upAll the hardware you could ever ask forCons:A little bigger and heavier than I'd though it would beFolding and storage can be a challengeWheel plate will not hold desk clampThis thing is big and beefy. All my fears that it would be shaking and move around are gone. This is sturdy. So much so what I should have been more worried about the office chair moving backwards rather then the stand. Now with that stability comes mass. It's not a light thing. So moving it around can be a bit of hassle. And on the subject of moving it. It's not always set up for me and I cleared out a space under my bed for it when not in use. Even fully collapsed down the wheel rim does stick out beneath the twin mattress. And there isn't any way I can rotate it lengthwise. Also if you do happen to use the shifter mount, that will cut down on how far it collapses. If you had a full size closet, storage wouldn't be a problem. But it's definitely not built for pulling in and out of storage often. But another benefit is it is modular. If you wanted to later down the road, you can order a seat stand to convert this into a full rig that fully integrates the stand and seat. The last thing I will mention is the hardware included. It has everything so you can hard mount anything and everything you want. Wheel, pedals, shifter all covered. And you'll want to hard mount the wheel. The desk mount I had for my thrustmaster wheel would not fit correctly so you will need to hard mount it. Unfortunately the Thrustmaster T150 doesn't have a factory hard mount option. You'll have to buy an adapter plate from ricmotech or other vendor.All in all very sturdy rig. Will not got anywhere. And the weight and bulk of it is worth being able to use a wheel again in my case.

Good stand. Solid, heavy, no flex in the pedal plate. Extra hardware was included (your mileage may vary). Assembly took about 25 minutes which included taking my old setup down.My use case is a direct drive wheel usually set around 8nm. Sequential shifter mounted easily as well on the shifter mount. Load cell brake. Everything feels very stable while driving; braking is consistent and predictable. I'm 6'3 and was able to adjust it to fit me.Great product for the price!

As much as I want to, I can't fit a full sim rig in my house (at least not yet).This stand is a great compromise as it allows me to break out the racing stand when I want to play, but easily fold it all up and stick in the closet when it is not being used.Stand is very heavy duty and I've had no noticeable flex or any issues of that nature. Works like a champ!For the money, I couldn't be much more impressed!PROS:+ Solid, well built stand for the money!+ Folds up for storage out of sight (great for those that can't leave their gear out all the time...)+ Comes with all hardware needed to mount most of the various most popular wheel/pedal combos (i'm using the logitech g920)+ Extras included: i had plenty of extra hardware (including extra knobs, bolts, nuts, etc). Even comes with nice velcro wraps for wire/cable routing.+ Very well packed for delivery. Item is heavy, but mine arrived just fine / no damage whatsoever. Heavy duty cardboard + plenty of proper packagingCONS:- Is a bit on the heavy side, so be prepared when folding it up/moving it- Instructions & illustrations were not always the greatest, but it can all be easily figured out by looking at finished product photos / image on outside of box. Just make sure not to fully tighten everything until the end.

This was quite easy to assemble and set up with the minimal instructions included. There is a great quantity of hardware provided, presumably for different wheels. The instructions identify all the hardware, but then fail to mention which fasteners are being used in each step. It was easy enough to figure out for my Logitech G29. All the parts fit well; no sloppy welds or misalignment and everything that is supposed to slide, does. It is very adjustable but you can only splay the legs out so far (changes the overall height) and moving the wheel mount towards you also raises it in height. I was not able to use it with my (loungey) recliner (too low). I put it close to my 75 inch monitor and I'm using a dining room table chair instead and that proves to be very satisfactory. It is really sturdy (no movement in use) but also heavy and hard to get out of the way. I might have to kludge up some rapid deployment wheels to make it more portable. Overall I am happy with it and would buy it again.

This thing is not too heavy and conveniently folds up to be tucked into a corner. It isn't overly large and the construction is durable enough. It seems like it moves a bit but not much. Fits the Playstation steering and seems to be compatible other than the shifter. The design is perfect for running cords which can be secured to the frame. Gaming capability is spot on with functionality.