GT OMEGA Classic Wheel Stand Steering Wheel Stand for Steering Wheel G923, Logitech G29, Logitech G920 with V2 Shifter Mount - Thrustmaster T300, T500 TX & TH8A - Sim Racing Wheel Stand

Well made, but items for chair link missing which is the reason I purchased this stand in the first place.Instructions awful too, but everything has a place and if you watch some YouTube videos you’ll be fine. . Seller absolutely brilliant. Resolved issue of missing item and sent within a day.I might go full on and purchase the accessories to complete the entire set up.Overall brilliant service and brilliant sturdy product for my basic sim racing set up

After getting a Logitech G29, I bought this to complement the wheel. Setup involved no instructions but common sense is enough to get it finished (really, it's putting the rubber feet and tightening bolts on and sticker, if you wish). The rubber feet are great because my sitting room has a wood floor and I would hate to scratch it. The wheel stand is held firmly in place by these feet meaning it shouldn't move in the middle of a race.The stand has two height settings - I used the highest one because I play using an armchair. It's a bit too high, but I think this setting is more aimed at office/table chair heights. The lower setting would be I imagine for the race seat add on or gamer chairs. (think more a F1/single seater position)The holes on the stand meant I could fasten the steering hub to the frame and give extra support to the clamps (this steering hub plate can also be tilted to suit). The G29's pedal set however, I wasn't able to find holes in the plate to match. There is however, a bracing bracket which does an adequate job of stopping the pedals from moving around.The main reason I picked this stand was it's ability to fold almost flat (and also to not have a bar between my knees) and it does so in no time at all. 2 bolts are removed, the upper part laid down and the bolts returned to keep it locked and it can be stored away. I keep mine under a spare bed, with I would estimate a 10 inch clearance. However, because of the frame's robust build quality and having the wheel set permanently fixed to the stand, the weight of stand in total is around 15-17kgs I'd estimate so please bear this in mind if you're planning on moving the stand in and out of storage often.

TLDR; It’s a good enough product, with a few issues. Issues that once assembled, can mostly be ignored. Would recommend to any potential buyers — Especially if it’s on sale!I have a glass desk, so mounting my steering wheel to that was immediately out of the question. Looked at large cockpit type options, but decided they were too large, and I wanted something that was 1. Small, but stable & 2. Looked good — I have found that with this product.Assembly was quick and relatively easy. Just a matter of attaching a few things.Adjustability is awesome - Multiple positions for pedals, and wheel height/angle.It’s light enough to move around________________________________________Downsides:1: Mounting the pedals was completely fine. There’s a detailed chart showing where each bolt needs to go for any wheel the stand was designed for. But mounting the wheel was slightly more fiddly, and I ultimately had to prop the wheel up against the wall to get the bolts in. Reducing the side of the lip around the wheel area would allow for the wheels built in clamps to hold & make mounting significantly easier.2: Tightening the bolts around all around the stand seems to be vital for it to not rock around. Obviously not the end of the world, but would be good if I didn’t need to do it myself.3: While the products sturdiness is generally good, it would be good if it were more stable when it’s pulled towards you. Extending the feet slightly seems like it would be a good solution.4: Bolts - They don’t make it clear which type or bolt needs to be used for what. Just sort of had to guess what made the most sense. Highlighting that there is supposed to be left over bolts would be good too

Used with a G910 and peddles. No manual stick, but the arm and plate are included, just not using them.It's a solid bit of kit once assembled, fairly heavy but then it needs to be otherwise you;'d have movement which defeats the purpose. The angles available for the wheel mean it works in the ground based rocker chair (just...unless you slouch)...all the way up to a proper dining chair type position. There is a little fine tuning available too if you can't quite find the angle you want in the main adjustments, this can help (the wheel plate has perhaps 3-4mm tilt as well). Extendable wheel section is good too, particularly for a lower seating position and if you're taller.Works well on hard floor and carpet (base has gripped feet which keep it in place).

Easy to assemble and all tools provided, came in 3 seperate boxes which was a little confusing to start of with (instructions could be a tad more simpler), feels very sturdy and weighty. The really nice touch is the tray that holds your chair wheels so you do not move around (clever and nice touch)......

The media could not be loaded. I bought this stand not for steering wheel but for flight gear, I wanted a stand that would hold a flight yoke and throttle quadrant and also a hotas system at the same time, so when I spotted this I thought it might be ideal for the purpose and I'm wasn't disappointed, the shelf where you would put the wheel was almost made to measure and my yoke an throttle quadrant fitted on hear perfectly while the hotas throttle was attached to the supplied shelf on the left and the joystick was placed on the right supplied shelf. Rudder pedals sat on the bottom platform and I had my perfect stand. Quality was much better than I thought with a good solid sturdy stand, it's easy to fold away when not in use, I took a chance on this hoping it would do the job and it hasn't disappointed. If you're looking for a racing stand then look no further, if you want to put flight gear on it then this is perfect, highly recommended.