NRG Innovations NRG-FRP-301 Fiber Glass Fixed Back Bucket Racing Seat (Large), 4pt Harness Compatibility, Black Seat Cover, 23“W X 35"H X 18"D

The seat was very comfy and snug but unfortunately doesn’t fit a na Miata without modifications to the inside of the door panel. I can see this being a very good chair for a racing sim rig. Cost to quality ratio is very good!

Build quality and comfort is great for what I need it for. I am not concerned with safety, since it is only being used as a sim rig seat, so I can't speak to that. I will say that the comfort and ease of use is definitely there. This will fit pretty much every sim rig frame kit you can find based on measurements alone. It comes with the brackets, which are very good quality NRG brackets, like the seat. Mine also came with a baggy of 8 screw/nut/washer/spring washer combos that aided in my assemblies. Not much to say other than that. If you are looking for a seat for a sim racing rig, definitely consider this in either medium or large. I got large, and I am 5' 10" with a 33-34 waist. I fit in here pretty comfortably and can use it for multiple hours without any discomfort.

Overall, this is a nice seat. I do think it is a little bit expensive for what you get. Pros: (a) It is beautiful. It brings the visual appearance of my sim rig up a huge notch from the standard computer chair that was on it before. (b) The seat cushion material is nice. I think the fabric does a good job at minimizing the heat of sitting in a chair for extended use -- I don't really get hot or uncomfortable after sitting in this chair for a long time. (c) Fit: this thing fits me like I'd want my racecar seat to fit me - it funtions well for its intended purpose. I'm 5'9 and 150 lbs. At the same time, its big enough that some of my bigger friends can comfortable hop in my sim rig and run some laps without feeling like their hips are getting crushed in. Cons: (a) If you are someone who prefers your seat with a significant degree layback, this isn't really the best option. For one, the back is not adjustable. And two, if you mount the seat with the bolts through the top mount of your bracket in the front, and the lowest hole on your bracket in the back, you are going to have a hard time mounting this seat. The bottom of the seat will hit your bracket before you can get the bolt into the mounting hole. The rear mounting hole just needs to be lower in the seat design. (b) The lumbar support is lacking. If you sit in this thing for a couple of hours, you may feel like your lower back hurts. Mine sometimes does after extended use.

Made a fantastic affordable supportive sim racing seat

Picked this up to use in a racing sim rig and it works perfectly! Zero complaints, and fits well with the Simlab GT1 Evo.

Bought this seat to pair it with my NLR F-GT Elite, i'm 6'3 240lbs, this thing is tight. hurts your shoulders as it's not wide enough. I have lower back pain and the seat is not that comfortable. Again, if you're a smaller frame, this will fit you like a glove. Bigger guys, probably not.

Supports me at 6'1 with weight! very comfortable and snug. Upgraded to sim lab GT1-EVO cockpit with NRG FRP-301 from my NLR wheel stand and desk chair combo... What a difference! no more back pain.

Solid bucket seat on a budget. Used it for my sim rig. I’m 6’1, seat is a perfect height. Squeezes you a bit on the sides like a typical bucket seat for that race car feel (probably wouldn’t recommend if you’re on the heavier side). Mine did NOT come with a seat slider so you’ll have to get that separately.