Not to so easy to put together but I would buy again.

product is good, but... i wouldn't purchase again. Only because it's not sufficient for what I'm using it for. I would need a setup that will allow different people ot adjust this base setup. Be cognicent of this before buying. With a school setting, this base is something I shouldn't have purchased

Low quality came partially broken

I was pretty big into sim racing on Xbox with a wheel set up on a desk 6 or so years ago, and haven't touched my wheel in about 3 years. I decided To get it back out, and since I now have room for a cockpit, but didn't necessarily want it set up and taking up space permanently, I thought this would be a good option. I just set it up yesterday and only have about 4 hours of seat time, so I'll share my first impressions, and will update if anything changes.The Good: It had significantly less set up than expected, most of it is already assembled, and is pretty simple if you have the right tools (more on this below)It is very adjustable, but upon Initial set up I just kinda eyeballed it, and pretty much nailed it (gt layout)The seat is very comfortable for me, its not a plushy couch, but it gets the job done, and is great for what it is. The office chair i was using prior made my back hurt after about 45 minutes of continuous use, and I feel like I can sit in this all day and be just fine! I am about 5'8, and 270 lbs. So Im short and wide, but it fits me perfectly. It also feels sturdy while sitting in it.The bad: upon opening the box, I had a nut immediately fall out, thankfully I figured out where it went. Im a mechanic, so I know how to work with tools. The slots that the tubes slide into are very tight, which probably helps with stability and durability. However, it was near impossible to slide them in far enough for the bolt holes to line up. I tried pushing as hard as I could, beating it in with my hand/fist, even putting my entire body weight on it, and they still wouldn't slide in far enough to line up. Ended up getting a 5 lb hammer and a rag to protect my new purchase, and it didnt take much beating to get the holes lined up after that! Also, the included tools are your typical cheap throw away tools. They will work, but using a drill probably cut set up time by at least half.Also, as a tip, if you have a cheaper wheel like I do, and it only has a clamp on the bottom, you may struggle a bit to have the plate in a far enough away position to be comfortable driving, but close enough that it actually will clamp down, as a support bar interferes with the area below the plate, and may cause some spacing issues with the clamp.I have yet to attempt to completely fold it up, but it appears pretty simple and would probably take less than 5 minutes, especially if you've done it a time or 2.Overall, Im very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend.

Pretty nice setup without spending lots of money…it feels secure and adjustable…im about 6’ 220 and found some really comfortable positions…also you can fold it down and put it in the closet out of the way..