Xfeagle Tilt Adjustable Steering Racing Ergonomic Steel Wheel Floor Stand for Logitech G29 Gaming Wheel- Supporting G920 G27 G25 Thrustmaster T500RS, T300RS, TX Ferrari F458 Fanatec PS4 Xbox PC(Black)

The media could not be loaded. I have been looking to purchase a stand for my G29 driving wheel and Thrustmaster shifter for more than 2 years but couldn't find any worth purchasing and also there weren't many options available in Indian market. I eventually ended up building a wooden table which costed me around 5k. It took a lot of unnecessary space and I had to move my monitor from my main desk to the wooden one every time which was tiresome. So I eventually lost my interest in playing driving simulator games until this table came along and changed my playing experience astonishingly. I immediately bought it when I saw it for the first time for Rs 8088 which may be a bit costly but as I mentioned I have searched for a table like this in the past and the lowest price I saw was around 16k from an International website and that too was a very basic stand. Also Good luck dealing with customs!Pros:-1. It is compact and can be adjusted for any height level. It doesn't take much space and can be folded easily when you're not using it. I usually pull the pedal platform towards the front to lock it with the front bar when I'm not using it, this way it occupies less space(See last pic).2. Every bit of it is composed of iron. No plastic material at all. So the stand is sturdy and would easily stick to the ground if you're pressing the pedals hard or using the wheel force feedback to 100%. It comes along with rubber grip pads that you have to install in its legs which doesn't let it move once placed.3. It has enough screw holes to mount any type of Wheel, Pedals, Shifter and handbrake. Plus it comes with extra screws(6-7) which you can use to mount the wheel and pedals. Hard mounting is optional and you can still use it without the need of mounting it with the stand.4. You can mount the handbrake and shifter in accordance with the Indian standard i.e on the left side and even on the right side.5. You won't find a better stand than this in this price range.Cons:-1. Assembling it might be a bit complex. You may need a companion when you're assembling it especially when you are mounting the steering plate with the body. The instructions weren't properly given on the installation manual. But still its not that big a deal!2. A bit costly but since there aren't any better alternatives in market, and the one's which are available are super expensive with no features at all, the price seems justified.3. A bit heavy it you're lifting it while moving it from one place to another. Otherwise you can always slide it with ease.I would definitely recommend it to anyone owning a G29 Steering wheel with pedals. Its a good investment as you can later purchase a shifter and handbrake and can mount it in this. No need to buy a separate attachment for that.Also you might find these sort of stands on Ali Express but the shipping fee and delivery time is so high plus there's always a fear of customs denying the entry of your item.

This Xfeagle is an excellent racing rig for the money. I own a more expensive stand, of the single central pillar design, from a better (internationally) known manufacturer who promises to take your racing simulation to the next level. However for amateur use I found that one too heavy and cumbersome to move around and also occupying more space. So unless you own a Direct Drive type wheel which generates many torques, frankly you do not need the extra heavy guage metal frames and plates. For reference I use a Thrustmaster T248 wheel, with the super solid T3PA pedals and TH8A gear shifter with Ricmotech Sequential Shifter Mod (which is very hard and can upset any low metal guage setup, trust me). The gear shift mount design is more (torsionally) rigid than the other company who promises to take your racing to the next level. Another plus is the anti-slip feet which are really effective, and the quick release bolts which make folding the A-arm easy and quick. Now for the negatives. The fasteners provided are of average / poor quality. I managed to strip the socket of one M6 Hex bolt while fastening the top table. Fortunately I was able to remove and replace it without using any special extractors. The chrome fasteners dont look good either. However, not a big issue. Just buy your own M6 bolts and nuts for a few rupees if you wish from your local hardware store. I just ended up using the excellent fasteners from my other now retired rig manufactured by the company which promises to take your sim-racing to the next level. Another gripe is the paint stripping from the telescoping part of the A-frame. Finally, the anti-slip feet which do very well in preventing the stand from moving can be also be annoying when you want to slide it out of the way. Not really an issue. Just a minor incovenience. I plan to replace two of the feet with lockable castor wheels to help with movement, when I find ones with M7 threaded connectors. The Xfeagle might not elevate your racing to the next level but it does make it much more enjoyable than using a work desk. Although it may not look impressive in the photos, but it's not bad looking either in real life.

*Recommended*The stand was easy to setup, if you know what you are doing.Steering is pretty stable, doesn't come off like a desk. Pedals are stable as well.Overall the frame is sturdy as well once all bolts are tightened with the Allen keys provided.It would be good to see some features in future like something to stop chair from sliding back while braking but I was able to manage that.It setup correctly increases the immersion significantly.