Next Level Racing GT Lite Foldable Simulator Racing Cockpit (NLR-S021 ) PC

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  • Next Level Racing hubs allow for quick adjustments and solid durability
  • Adjustable wheel, gear shifter and pedal positions and angle
  • Gear shifter support included and can be installed on left or right side
  • Seat made with highly-breathable Fabric allowing for maximum comfort
  • Easy to store and portable

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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Rated ‏ : ‎ Everyone
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 175.77 x 92.96 x 95 cm; 14.38 kg
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ German, English, French
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Solutions 2 Go Inc.
  • Place of Business ‏ : ‎ Gold Coast, Queensland 4215, AU
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08N79HM77
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ NLR-S021
  • Country of origin ‏ : ‎ USA
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Product description

Following the popular design of the Next Level Racing f-gt Lite, the GT Lite is the perfect foldable GT position cockpit for users that have Limited space but still demand a realistic and rigid racing solution. The innovative Next Level Racing hubs provide rigidity while allowing quick setup and easy Folding functionality for storage. Patent pending revolutionary adjustment hubs the Next Level Racing hubs have been developed and engineered for over two years to offer ultimate durability and rigidity with each hub being able to withstand 150Kg of force to ensure a solid racing position. The Next Level Racing hubs also make it a perfect solution for storage, meaning the product can be folded and stored after racing. Pre-drilled, hard mounting and gear shifter support the GT Lite is pre-drilled to hard mount electronics like wheels, gear shifters and pedals to provide a rigid racing experience as well as full adjustability to ensure different size users can find the most comfortable racing position. The GT Lite is compatible with all major wheels and pedals and pre-drilled for Logitech, Thrustmaster, Fanatec and supports wheels that have clamping mounting options. The included gear shifter support can be installed on either the left- or right-hand side. Portability and storage taken to the next level The Next Level Racing GT lite’s unique design folds to Pack away even with electronics installed, allowing the user to easily store their cockpit when not in use, making it the perfect cockpit for sim racers that have Limited space. This also allows the GT Lite to be portable and for the user to take their racing setup from room-to-room when needed.

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next level racing gt lite

Following the popular design of the Next Level Racing F-GT Lite, the GT lite is the perfect foldable GT position cockpit for users that have limited space but still demand a realistic and rigid racing solution. The innovative Next Level Racing Hubs provide rigidity while allowing quick setup and easy folding functionality for storage. *patent pending

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REVOLUTIONARY ADJUSTMENT HUBS

The Next Level Racing Hubs have been developed and engineered for over two years to offer ultimate durability and rigidity with each hub being able to withstand 150kg of force to ensure a solid racing position. The Next Level Racing Hubs also make it a perfect solution for storage, meaning the product can be folded and stored after racing.

PRE-DRILLED, HARD MOUNTING AND GEAR SHIFTER SUPPORT

The GT Lite is pre-drilled to hard mount electronics like wheels, gear shifters and pedals to provide a rigid racing experience as well as full adjustability to ensure different size users can find the most comfortable racing position. The GT Lite is compatible with all major wheels and pedals and pre-drilled for Logitech, Thrustmaster, Fanatec and supports wheels that have clamping mounting options. The included Gear Shifter support can be installed on either the left- or right-hand side.

PORTABILITY AND STORAGE TAKEN TO THE NEXT LEVEL

The Next Level Racing GT Lite’s unique design folds to pack away even with electronics installed, allowing the user to easily store their cockpit when not in use, making it the perfect cockpit for sim racers that have limited space. This also allows the GT Lite to be portable and for the user to take their racing setup from room-to-room when needed.

ADJUSTABILITY

The Next Level Racing GT Lite’s adjustable wheel plate is pre-drilled for all major brand wheels like Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec. It also over distance and angle adjustments to suit all users.

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4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1 out of 5
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Very uncomfortable for more than a short session. Likely returning.
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Very uncomfortable for more than a short session. Likely returning.
Ugh. Reviews. Won't lie. I'm having a hard time with this one.It's a product that was made with good intentions but IMO, was executed just a tad poorly.TLDR: 90% sure I'm returning this. It's just not comfortable to sit in for more than a 25min sprint race. Anything an hour or longer....not a chance. I had to basically re-construct the seat with my own materials to make it even remotely comfortable.Now, in depth:I got this because there's almost no cockpits or seats available from anybody these days and the monthly payment thing was a huge plus. Next Level isn't a huge name but it's got a good reputation.It arrived promptly and I will warn you now: This thing is a lot bigger laid out than it looks. Putting it together was....well...at times annoying as some holes don't quite line up and it's awkward getting some things in place by yourself. The tools provided...meh. The wrench is awful and thankfully I'm not short of tools. Took me about an hour to get it together and then about a week to get it even remotely comfortable. Do NOT use power tools or tighten anything too much as the bolts that come with are of really poor quality.The biggest issue is comfort. It just doesn't offer any.I literally....wait....yes, literally had to re-upholster this thing myself because it's just not comfortable to sit in. Fortunately, I had an older chair I wasn't using that had padding that is perfect for racing. As you can see in the photos, if you didn't see the strap on the left side, you wouldn't know who made this as I basically had to re-invent the seat myself. And no, I didn't have to physically alter it. I basically just made a racing slip cover lolBecause of the way you get in and out, I have to slide the whole rig back from my screens to open the swing arm the wheel mounts to because if I don't it will hit one of the screens. Even if you are just using one screen in the proper configuration, unless it's on a moveable arm, you're going to have to slide backwards before getting out. Worse when you have a keyboard/mouse or shifter mounted. Seriously. Not optimal.I went through a few different gel and memory foam seat cushions, but nothing helped until I added what you see. I'm not super tall. 5'11. Clock in around 240lbs. The seat is rated for 150kg or 330.693lbs so I'm not anywhere close to being too heavy for it. Thrown in the wheel and base at around 11 lbs and still, I'm nowhere near max weight.It's plenty adjustable but the problem is the seat's canvas/suede-like material. There is no joint where the seat meets the backrest like you have in any two piece chair. Once you sit in it, if you're a bigger person, it flexes the back out so what you end up with is a curve instead of the normal flat bottom and upright back. I tried every combination of height adjustments and the two hooks on the side of the seat don't stay in place so, if I hadn't modded it, keeping it in a more comfortable position is not possible, at least with the one I got.The price is okay I guess, for a patio chair with a wheel mount, but for a couple hundred more, you can get a proper rig with a real seat and that's the way I guess I'm going to have to go. Too bad. I was hoping to like this one.
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Matt
5.0 out of 5 stars Great fun
Reviewed in Canada on April 24, 2022
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I really like this gaming cockpit. I was overwhelmed by all the choices available but this one had monthly payments through Amazon so I chose it instead. It is a great racing cockpit and my wheel and pedals and gear shifter work well with it. It took me around 2 hours to build it and another hour to attach the wheel and pedals and gear shifter. The chair is comfortable. I read a review on here that said it was difficult to sit in for very long and I haven't found that to be my experience at all. I spent 6 hours playing gran turismo yesterday and had no problems at all. If you are wondering what the extra bolts and nuts and washers are for when you finish building the cockpit, keep them around because you will need them to bolt in the steering wheel and gear shifter and pedals. I like that they included bolts for those accessories because the wheel doesn't come with any bolts in the box.

Something the installation manual doesn't include until the end of the book is that you have to turn the latches and tighten them before you sit in the chair. I didn't realize that they had to be turned and locked in place and so when I sat down in the chair the first time it completely collapsed on me. I thought I must have been too fat for the chair but after I adjusted the latch and tightened up everything it held the frame firmly and hasn't collapsed again.

The chair set can be folded up although it is difficult right now with all my gear bolted onto it. If I wanted to travel with it I would have to detach everything and that would be a pain at this point.

I really like this setup and for $60 a month it is certainly affordable for me.
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Matheson
4.0 out of 5 stars Gets uncomfortable after a while
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2022
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This is a gamechanger if you don't want some giant cockpit setup. It's realtively cheap compared to most options and it (kinda) folds away.

Assembly is kind of a pain and there's a lot of forcing things to go where they should but once it's all set up, it's very sturdy. As for the folding, it kind of folds away. It's been impossible for me to get it folded away like you see in the pictures on here and on the box, but I've gotten it pretty close. The only problem is that it isn't something that you will pull out, use for a few hours, and then put away because it's too much of a hassle to fold it up into anything compact. Took me like 15 minutes to get it folded into a decent size so I mostly leave it out and fold it away when I know I'm gonna need some more space.

As for comfort, it's great for the first couple of hours but since it's more of a hammock and less of a chair, the rounded part where the seat meats the backrest gets very uncomfortable on the tailbone. I guess it's kind of a good reminder to get up and do something else, but it isn't ideal and that's why I took off a star. The folding issues aren't really issues, just inconveniences, but the comfort is an issue IMO
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FxDaigle
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun addition
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2021
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Quite possibly the best quality chair in its class. Took about an hour to set up. many adjustments Feels like you're actually in a real racecar. I think - I've never been in a real racecar. But with this I am confident that I am the best driver on the course. I connected my G29 Logitech racing wheel, pedals and shifter. Now I feel like using them.
If you have a wheel you're eventually going to want to get a chair like this for $300 ish Cdn dollars - to see if you actually like racing games. This one does the job well. Comfortable - I'm just under 6 feet and I way about 230 so I'm pretty tubby. Happy racing and get out of my way if I'm coming up from behind you!!!
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robin c
5.0 out of 5 stars Great entry level chair
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2024
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I bought the chair for my 2 boys. They were starting to get into car racing video games. They say that the chair is comfortable and all the other stuff - steering wheel/brake pedals - attaches easily to the frame. A good solution. It does take up some room but the TV is in our basement so I do not mind that it is sitting on the floor. I know it can be folded up but I have not tried to do that yet.
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Pat G
4.0 out of 5 stars Good stuff - for the budget
Reviewed in Canada on March 29, 2023
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It's sturdy when it's built, but it's a tad finicky to assemble alone.
It's good once it's built, quite large and wide so it's not the easiest thing to lug around, but it's totally doable.
The benefit of the size is that it's comfy in terms of width, but it's not a good setup for long sessions - maybe add some padding or something.
Good for starters though
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Pat G
4.0 out of 5 stars Good stuff - for the budget
Reviewed in Canada on March 29, 2023
It's sturdy when it's built, but it's a tad finicky to assemble alone.
It's good once it's built, quite large and wide so it's not the easiest thing to lug around, but it's totally doable.
The benefit of the size is that it's comfy in terms of width, but it's not a good setup for long sessions - maybe add some padding or something.
Good for starters though
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Brian K Wong
3.0 out of 5 stars It's decent, as long as you understand what you are getting for the price
Reviewed in Canada on September 30, 2022
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This cockpit is overall not bad, and does an okay job for an entry controller setup like a Logitech G29. The overall frame does have a little bit of flex and wobble to it, so a stronger direct drive wheel would likely not be suitable for this.

While this cockpit does offer a certain level of adjustability, it is fairly limited. Seat angle and steering wheel height are non-adjustable, but the way it comes, seems to mostly do okay for me.

My biggest gripe, is that the seat itself is nothing more than a butt hammock with zero support for your lower back. The way the material curves under you and suspends between the rails will put quite the curve into your lower back, and any session over 40 minutes results in a numb bum due to the pressure of the material pushing against your tail.

For the price paid, I actually did not expect much more, and the size footprint when folded for storage is a huge plus, and is also the main reason why I'd purchased this. I did hope the steering wheel platform did have a bit more stability to it, as the thin rails can flex the entire chassis under very spirited driving. A cable management system would have been nice as well. Overall, it's not perfect, but for what it is and the price, it's "good enough".
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Rodolfo Dillanes
5.0 out of 5 stars Buena silla por el precio adecuado para iniciar en el simracing
Reviewed in Mexico on July 15, 2022
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La silla es de muy buena calidad, se siente en los materiales. Es cómoda por periodos que no rebasen 3 horas. Podría solucionarse con más acojinamiento en la base. De ahí en fuera es muy articulable para guardarse y permite ajustar a tu altura. Si tienes un volante de Logitech te lo recomiendo mucho. Ahora el precio, la conseguí en 6000 aquí y me parece buen precio costo beneficio. Tardó 24 días en llegar y a un familiar en la CDMX le tardó un mes, para que anticipen eso.
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Marco
5.0 out of 5 stars Ottima postazione!
Reviewed in Italy on May 16, 2024
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Mi piace moltissimo!
Facile da montare, in circa un'ora sei pronto per l'utilizzo. Regolabile in varie misure, seduta molto comoda, e materiale resistente.
Molto consigliata!
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Ian B
5.0 out of 5 stars Solid first cockpit!
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021
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This is the best folding racing chair, period. Super solid construction, no wobble when you're using it, it's easy to get in and out of, and is fairly customizable to fit players of many different sizes.

If you've got the Logitech shifter, it doesn't REALLY fit that well because the folding hub is in the way of the shifter mounting point. Some other shifters probably fit better, but I was able to mount my logitech with a single bolt and the clamps keep it in place. Not an issue, just seems like an oversight.

The hubs are really easy to use but they do make folding the chair a bit more difficult than I'd like. Next Level Racing offers a video instructional on how to fold the seat, but they don't fold it the same way as it's folded on the marketing, which is strange. It DOES fold up nearly flat with the wheel and pedals mounted, but it is awkward. Again, it's not a major issue because it does work, but its confusing that they would photograph it folded a certain way and then give instructions to fold it in a different way that makes it less compact.

Wire management is lacking, but I'm not sure there's much to do differently. I used small velcro straps.

TL;DR - this is a FOLDING chair so there are going to be compromises made. It will never be as good as a stationary setup, but this is the BEST product for anyone who doesn't have enough space to devote to a permanent solution. Compared to 'other' folding chairs, this is an amazing value.

Some suggestions for the manufacturer:
A lumbar pillow would make a great accessory, I find that I am much more comfortable with a pillow, this could just be a personal preference but the option of adding a matching pillow would've been great.
Would LOVE to have a nylon drawstring bag to slide over the seat when it is folded up. The included strap helps keep it from coming unfolded but a drawstring bag would be a cleaner way to store this when not in use.
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Mike
5.0 out of 5 stars Ideal Entry Level Racing Cockpit
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2022
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If you are looking to get an affordable entry level racing rig, this is eactly what you need. Most reviews here tell you what you need to know so here is a pro's and con's list:

Pros:

1.) Mostly already pre-built out of the box
2.) Quick set up time. (10-20 minutes-ish).
3.) Seating angle and height are adjustable (not a huge amount, but should be enough to get your comfy racing position sorted).
4.) Front arm bar (for steering wheel attachment) swings forward so you can enter and exit easily.
5.) Easily collapsable, takes up very little room. I have really quite a small room so this is perfect.
6.) It looks awesome (in my opinion).
7.) There are plenty of quality features: Strong/neat stitching, breathable mesh for your back area, two cushion like 'bumps' either side of rib cage area to gently keep you in the middle, the branding and colours give a presence.
8.) Foot pedals can be moved forwards or backwards very easily with quick release bolts.
9.) Foot pedal frame can be easily swapped from angled position or flat on the ground.
10.) Affordable price tag for what you get.
11.) A well thought out logical design.

Cons:

1.) The seat is essentially like a suade/leather type material, so there is no cushioning. This starts to become uncomfortable during an extreme session, maybe after about an hour or so this happens. I put a weighted blanket over the whole chair (if needed after an hour) and it is considerably more comfortable without interfering with my racing.

2.) Watch out for the (red) clip that clamps the front arm bar (for the steering wheel) as the edge is quite sharp, so be extra careful entering and exiting.

3.) The plate that the steering wheel screws onto has a knob that is tightened when you have the correct wheel position. What I found is because the clamp is on a single bar, the plate/wheel can slip downwards around that bar. To remedy this; each time I used the rig, that knob, I just gave that extra bit of muscle, tightening very slightly each time, to a point that I could feel it wasn't going anywhere anymore, no problems with this anymore so far. If you are super strong, make sure not to go overly aggressive as it could potentially break or bend.

Some bonus tips if you decide to get one. And also if you managed to read this far:

1.) DO NOT over tighten the nuts/bolts, it WILL bend the tubes. All the nuts are nylon lock-nuts, so once they are tightened, they won't work loose.
2.) Don't lift or move the rig with the steering wheel. Grab a solid part of the frame.
3.) The foot pedal frame swings up into a storage position. This can slam down on the floor, so mind those toes!
4) It can be a bit awkward adjusting all the various positions, the first time I managed to collapse the whole rig in on itself. A second pair of hands makes it much easier (and safer).
5.) I cannot comment on the manual gear shifter attachment as I do not use it. However, from what I've heard, it does do the job well but can wobble a small amount (from what I've seen from video reviews).

What racing wheel/pedals do I use?

I use the Thrustmaster T300RS, completely stock with no extras or modifications. It all fits perfectly with this racing rig, no problem.

Have I previously owned a steering wheel or racing rig?

No this is my first one and I'm very happy with it.

How tall am I?

About 5 foot 11 inches (but I have short-ish legs).

Hope this helps a little bit in making the right choice for you.
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Ahn
5.0 out of 5 stars Au top nextlevel racing bravo !
Reviewed in France on January 18, 2022
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Base solide ,siège parfaitement adapté , et confortable, pour du tubulaire ! Ont Voit de suite que c’est du propre ! Des nombreux réglages aussi au niveau de la base siège et des jambes , je mesure 1m93 et ça passe nikel pour les grandes personnes . Avec des fixations robustes Au niveau du pédalier et bien pensé pour ce cockpit de simulation . On peut aussi viser directement les éléments comme le volant et pédalier les vis sont fournit ,parfait pour débuter dans la simracing.qui ont un Petit budget . Après oui c’est vrai que le cockpit prend de la place dans un appartement . Donc si tu vie dans une chambre oublie de suite 😂.Mes en 2 secondes tu le plie et c’est réglée!!!. Merci à next level racing gt lite Pour débuter c’est parfait ! Et bravo à Amazon qui ont livré en temps et en heure comme convenu.
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