Playseat Challenge Actifit, Wi-Fi – Black

Good value. Comfortable & nicely made. Folds up when not required. Easy to assemble, well packaged. Very happy with it. Recommended.

Purchased 3 weeks ago. No problems as of yet. Plenty of use when I get time to use my wheel. Fully adjustable from where the Peddles go, they can either come forward or go all the way back. Adjustability for steering wheel too. Great for my G923 Wheel. Highly recommend.I was looking at this or the more expensive one but this is great, I love how it folds up too.I highly recommend the playseat Challenge. Are you up for the challenge. Buy it and find out

Easy to put together.Used a GT DD Pro on this ok with the basic fanatec pedals which were just tied with cable ties.Taking a star off as rebuilt the pedals were ok they could implement some sort of better design to attach them.Would not use with load cell pedals but I'm sure some people have figured out how to do it ok.Warning - if using a heavy DD wheelbase put some weight on the back leg or hanging from the seat as it will fall forward fast with a little more than a gentle touch.I've since sold this on rather quickly as it was temporary use for me but it held its value ok.

Wanted a racing seat but one that could easily be stored when not in use. The seat folds up compact enough to fit in spare wardrobe. Stable when folded even with wheel/pedals left in place. Comfy to use for racing games. Far more enjoyable to play this way rather than using a controller. Would definitely recommend this to people wanting to get into sim racing without spending a fortune.

I was a bit unsure about this rig, given the obvious "deck chair" vibes you get from it. But I took the chance on it given that I don't currently have the space to have a permanent rig set up, so needed something foldable, and the f-gt lite looks enormous and awkward to set up and take down every time (see comparison video on YouTube by Karl Gosling to see the size difference)I am so glad I went for this setup, it's perfectly sturdy when in use, I have a usb handbrake and gear shifter attached as well, and it all feels perfectly natural to use. The seat is surprisingly comfortable, and although its a snug fit for me, as I'm quite "chunky" it doesn't feel too small, I don't get uncomfortable and quite easily spend 4-5 hours in it when I get the time to do so.If you plan to go all in on SIM racing and get high powered direct drive wheel bases, it may not be quite as good an experience as a full size rig. But for I needed, there's nothing better on the market

So I wanted a driving seat for my Logitech G29 wheel and pedals without spending a fortune; it also had to be possible to fold it away easily for storage (a condition of being allowed to use it in the lounge/sitting room!!). Well the PLAYSEAT Challenge satisfies both of these criteria perfectly. The G29 wheel bolts straight on easily with no problem; the pedals are secured with the velcro strap provided. What's great about the design is that it can be quickly folded away without having to remove the wheel and pedals which saves a lot of 'faff'. I 3D printed some brackets so that I could more securely fix the pedals to the seat frame.

First and foremost, this rig’s USP is its portability and compactness when folded up. This actually works out smaller in footprint than the stand I had on my old Logitech wheel when folded away.Usability and rigidity is more of a mixed bag. The mount for the wheel base struggles with my Moza R3, which is a relatively tame wheel base compared to most direct drive wheels (which are becoming more common). If I ever decide to upgrade to an R9 or an R12 then a frame upgrade will definitely be in order! The mount shakes around a bit when counter steering in particular which does make it somewhat difficult to correct a powerslide if the back end kicks out - I will be experimenting with ways to brace this.The pedal box is very adjustable and can be moved to suit your leg length. One thing worth noting is you will need to wedge your pedal set against the back support with something if you have a moza pedal set (you’ll see what I mean when installing).Another thing worth noting is the seating position. If you are 5ft 11-6ft 4 you will likely find this rig relatively comfortable. If you fall outside of this range then you’ll need to mess around with cushion placement to get comfortable.Overall I would recommend this if you lack space and you’re willing to put up with some compromises and don’t have a direct drive wheel. Otherwise, get a profile rig.

Bought so that it can be folded up and tucked in the corner of my office. It's perfect, wife can't make me sell something that tidies up so neatly