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bigmouthbob1

 now I am looking for a different chair. I would like it to be racing and not a office chair. Thanks for any recommendations 

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A chair is something where you definitely get what you pay for. It is arguably the most important piece of your computer/peripherals because you spend literally the entire time you’re at your computer, in the chair. The reviews for it seem hit or miss. I doubt you will find someone who actually has one here on the forum due to there being so few reviews

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Why a racing chair and not an office chair? The office chair will probably be more comfortable even though it looks less cool

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On 10/26/2018 at 9:07 PM, IdiotPenguin said:

Why a racing chair and not an office chair? The office chair will probably be more comfortable even though it looks less cool

 

22 hours ago, geo3 said:

So you intentionally want a worse chair? I don't get it.

I have been inside a sports car and I have sat in many office chairs so I have a couple reasons 

 

1: the racing seat is a lot more comfortable to me

 

2: When I come home to play games or watch YouTube I don’t want to feel like I’m still at work. And no I don’t play games at work, but being in an office chair gives me the mentality that I am still there

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1 hour ago, bigmouthbob1 said:

 

I have been inside a sports car and I have sat in many office chairs so I have a couple reasons 

 

1: the racing seat is a lot more comfortable to me

 

2: When I come home to play games or watch YouTube I don’t want to feel like I’m still at work. And no I don’t play games at work, but being in an office chair gives me the mentality that I am still there

You may have "been in" a sports car before, but a sports car generally doesn't have racing seats. Race cars do. I also doubt that you've sat in a racing seat for hours on end before, unless you're a semi professional driver (which I doubt.) as such, you're very likely to find that the racing seat is extremely uncomfortable for use hours at a time. If you like it, more power to you though.

 

If you REALLY want a racing seat, your best bet would probably be to buy a bucket and a seat base and figure out how to mount them yourself. Nobody (that I'm aware of) makes racing buckets for office chairs, and the only real exception to that is if you're also buying a sim cockpit at the same time.

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