RS9 Simulator Seat
Experience an unparalleled racing simulation with the GT Omega RS9 Simulator Seat. This seat is engineered for superior comfort and ergonomic support, featuring a reinforced PVC leather exterior and a plush, cold-moulded foam interior for lasting comfort during extended use. Its wider design offers more room, enhancing the immersive experience. Built with a durable steel framework, the RS9 is easy to mount on GT Omega cockpits and rear seat frames, making it a versatile addition to your sim racing setup.
$289.95
Owner Satisfaction
4.4
/ 5
Category Rank
37
/ 61
#37 in Racing Simulator Seats
Price vs Category Average
-46%
Below average
Material
Reinforced PVC leather, PVC
/ Reinforced PVC leather, PVC
Who it's for
- Ergonomic Comfort
- Premium Materials and Finish
- High Degree of Adjustability
Who should skip it
- Higher Cost Barrier
- Large Physical Footprint
- Frame Compatibility Required
Key Specs
Material
Reinforced PVC leather, PVC
Interior
Soft, cold moulded foam
Compatibility
ART Cockpit, TITAN Cockpit, PRIME Cockpit, PRIME lite Cockpit, CLASSIC Rear Seat Frame, APEX Rear Seat Frame, All GT Omega cockpits and Rear seat frame
Warranty
18 months for chairs and simulator cockpits
Features
- Improved ergonomic design with recliner and sliders for personalized comfort.
- Durable reinforced PVC leather in a sleek black and silver finish.
- Thick cold-moulded foam provides lasting comfort and support.
- Robust steel framework ensures stability and longevity.
- Easy to mount on GT Omega cockpits or rear seat frames.
- Wider design offers increased room for enhanced comfort.
- Comfortable and high quality
- Wider than RS6 counterpart
- Maximum comfort and ergonomic support
- Can be mounted to all GT Omega cockpits and Rear seat frame
What customers say
The GT Omega RS9 Simulator Seat garners highly positive feedback, establishing itself as a benchmark for dedicated, mid-tier sim racing cockpits. Customers consistently praise the seat itself, describing it as exceptionally comfortable and supportive, making long racing sessions enjoyable—a critical factor often overlooked in budget rigs. The rig's adjustability is another major strength; users appreciate the ability to fine-tune the wheel, pedal, and shifter positions to achieve an optimal driving posture, accommodating a wide range of body types. Assembly is frequently cited as straightforward, minimizing setup frustration. However, the primary point of constructive criticism revolves around structural rigidity. While the RS9 is robust enough for standard gear-driven or belt-driven wheels (like Logitech or Thrustmaster), users upgrading to high-torque direct-drive wheels or heavy load-cell brake pedals often report noticeable flex or wobble in the wheel deck and pedal plate. This slight instability prevents a perfect score but is generally accepted given the rig's competitive price point. Overall, the RS9 is celebrated as an excellent investment for serious sim racers seeking a comfortable, dedicated setup without committing to the expense of an aluminum profile rig, offering a significant upgrade over basic wheel stands.
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