Powerplay Green Supido Hyper Drive Portable Racing Seat (GameCube/PC/PS2/PS3/Xbox/Xbox 360)

I've tried with me seated over it, with a sofa pillow in between... and also with a board, and sadly I cannot give a good review about the sturdiness.I reckon even that the smaller the person is the less sturdy it will be.Nice material and finishing, but not suitable for use since its still too wobbly!NOTE: To the manufacturers, to consider to widen up the area where we seat to maybe correct that lack of sturdiness, and perhaps a stronger material on the folding area to avoid a certain "twisting" when in use...

This is a good temporary solution and I certainly wouldn't have been able to use my Logitech wheel without it. It is true that it is not that sturdy, but I have not had any issues with it. It has not broken and does not move around enough to cause any issues when playing.Comfort is not an issue for me as I always place the pad underneath the seat cushion of the chair or sofa.My only problem is the size - the frame is not long enough to place the steering wheel in the perfect position. But I am 6' 7" tall so this would be difficult to achieve. But even shorter players would probably wish it was a little longer in size.All that said, this is the only solution that I could find which does not involve a much larger unit. I still use it and have not felt the urge to replace it yet.

Liked the idea, but if your steering wheel is more than even slightly heavy it’s simply not stable enough

Good product a bit flimsy and orqward to use but ok if you have just got a gaming weel and can't a ford a gaming seat not for long term use just a stop gap till you get a proper set up

My 7 year old son wouldn't be able to drive without it

Slightly unstable but still works well when using my Logitech steering wheel. The seat is not padded and cannot be sat on for too long without a cushion. Overall excellent value for money considering most stands are £70+

I brought this so I could use my Xbox 360 force feedback wheel on it when using the Xbox in the living room. It looked like it would be the perfect solution, being so compact when folded down, but with the weight of the Xbox 360 Force Feedback wheel and it's flimsy construction the whole things swayed from left to right every time I tried to steer or if the force feedback kicked in. At the end of the day, it was better than nothing, but not much better.