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NLR ERS3 Racing Seat Review - Cheap Seat Done Right
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2024
- Next Level Racing has an incredible selction of Sim Rigs to choose from. They are sold with or without a seat in many case. NLR also has a selection of seats to chose from to match. Now there is the ESR3 Reclining Racing Seat.
The ERS3 is a budget friendly yet comfortable and durable seat made to fit a variety of NLR sim chassis as well as other sim rigs on teh market. It is also a perfect candidate for DIY rig projects.
In this video Shaun checks out this new seat and uses it on a couple of rigs.
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The dual hinges are definitely a pro compared to other sim racing seats. My GT Omega seat is super comfortable, but I can see where the backrest has started to angle like you said. I wish these companies would start offering more fabric options though, I'd rather have a more breathable material than pleather.
I like the dual lock too on the NLR seat. My GT-O seat failed after about 13 months, it won't lock in place anymore. Any pressure causes it to start reclining.
I'll have to keep this one in mind. I'm sort of in the market for a new seat for my rig, when I can scratch up the spare cash. My problem is I'm tall and have a bad back, so any seat with built-in lumbar support always has it in the wrong spot (too low), and I have to use my own solution anyway.
I bought a seat off amazon that looked cool....until the blue leather/whatever started peeling off everywhere lol. Then i went back to amazon and bought a cheap seat cover. I should have just bought this. Thank you for the review, it was a good length at 12 minutes. See you in the chat...on the pitstop or probably in discord too. Peace✌️
Awesome review! You hit the nail on the head when you mentioned that we spend more time in our rigs than real drivers! (excluding the drivers who also live in their rigs away from real racing).
I replaced my S-10 Blazer seat with a Ford Escape seat a couple of years ago. I sit in mine all day and into the night. I weigh 280 lbs. and I have a load cell Fanatec Inverted pedals... I am lucky I have a junkyard where I can buy one seat out of a car or truck that is getting crushed for under $100. I buy the passenger seat since it gets less usage. I don't care that the handle is on the left, not the right. In the future? Yeah I might look at one. I still have the front half of my abomination rig is the NLR DD front... I have some Trak Racer parts too like the rear base and the new DD side mounting tiltable brackets. Cheap, but solid, much like all my rig.
Ok. I'll take it! And I can use the Elite Lite rig also. I have been using a wheel stand and old dining room chair. I was waiting to find one in the right price range and good durability. And I think this is it. Going to take a chance with these two. Thank you for the info.
The ERS3 is the best seat I have ever used and I have had several over the years.
Bought a real car seat from a junkyard for 40$. That is both highly adjustable and with great real leather and great sliders. Sure it doesn't look as "racey", but it's still a sporty seat (it's from a BMW)
yeah thanks, Shaun. now i will have to dive into the specs of the seat that came with my NLR GT Track cockpit and this seat as the original cockpit seat is just a little bit too tight for me to sit in for very long.
My issue is back width, I was a body builder for 11 years. So I'm always skeptical of buying something like this. But It's ideal for the recliner and slider so it looks to have all the adjusters necessary
Thanks for mentioning the dual locking for the back tilt & the base. That is something I've never thought about when considering a seat b4 (I'm still using a dining chair w/ my desk. I can't have my breaks very stiff or it tilts and It moves every time I get in so rarely in the exact same position).
I'm in the process of building a wood rig right now w/ a seat from the junkyard 😌
If the seat rigidity is an issue (I'm hoping not, def much better than I have now), I'll consider buying a new one & this would be near the top of the list ☺️
I have an NLR GT Elite rig. Their products are amazing quality.
The rig has their ES1 bucket seat. You might be pleasantly surprised. Get them to send you one.
Nice to have options. I’m an older guy, so I think a fixed racing seat is out of the question 😆.
OK...
Considering that the generic Summit seat I was considering is only $30 less than this, I'll go with this.
Both are pleather, so sweat will be an issue in the summer.
Both have supports on both sides. So thats not a plus for the NLR seat.
The NLR seat should be more comfortable. Comfort is the biggest thing I am looking for in a seat. So this is a big plus for the NLR seat.
Price...
One pizza from a mom & pops local Pizzaria seperates these. Oh noes. 😂
Thanks Shawn. You've made a better case for this wheel than Over Department.
I personally went for the Volkswagen Passat seat from 2013, it’s pleather and manual! PS I was able to keep the sliders and all the adjustments functional like lumbar and height adjustments.
Seat looks good
Hard to see how this is better than one of the cheaper seats from Summit Racing, which have cloth options as well as vinyl.
Great review! I ordered mine this morning and I'm hoping I have no issues setting it up with my Sim Lab GT1 Evo 😅
Did you have any trouble?
Not really! Putting the back with bottom piece together took a bit longer than I would care to admit, but the seat has been great so far
@@YenkTheTankI assume you are not using seat brakets? On the NLR Elite GT rig it seems that you need two additional alu profiles for the brakets.
I am thinking of purchasing the Simlab GT1 Pro with this seat. I am just not sure if I “need” some brakets for the tilting of the seat
@@bigchild3147 correct, my seat is mounted on the two aluminum pieces the SimLabs GT1 Evo comes with
Looks like the seat i got from princess auto in canada for $170cdn minus stiching color
What kind of resistance is on the pedals you are running while testing this? Are they like super stiff? I can see small movement in the backrest as you brake. I'm considering buying this seat
Is it compatible with tr120 from Trak Racer?
Do you think it will hold up on a four actuators motion rig??
How wide is this seat? Would it work for a 5' 11" 270 pound guy??
Will this work with sim lab gt1-evo?
great review but you try finding one!!
i could think of nothing worse then a pleather seat for sim racing though. fabric or seude should be the only choice
Is it comfortable after a couple hours?
it mentions this is only compatible with the Next level rigs, ive got a Exodus XR-1 8020 rig, it should fit ? ESR2 says it fits everything ?!?
Yes it will fit on other rigs.
@@TheSimpitlegend cheers! Just ordered it!
Problem is one size doesn't fit all.
If it's confy for you, what's a 6 ft 3 200lb geezer gonna do ?
I still think you're far better off getting the passenger seat out of a real car at a scrap yard or off craigslist/fb marketplace.
"Cheap seat"
This seat is like $400 Canadian... I paid $40 for a near mint seat from the wreckers
The real cheap seat, is found at your local wreckers...
I bought it last week on Amazon (preorder) and just got it yesterday. It's $280 from Amazon Canada. The seat is very comfortable and solid compare to the RS6 from GT Omega. Thanks to the dual hinge. It takes 30 mins to mount it on your rig. I agree with you. Nothing beats the price of a Junk yard seats. My friend got a good one (Mitsubishi) for $80. However, he had to go there to get it. Spent a lot a lot time and effort to get it on his rig after!
Awesome review man. If u wanna send me that rig I can send u my address lol………
Junk Yard Car seats still win
Hard to argue with the price junkyard seats come at, but all the extra effort some of them take to mount to a rig is a huge down-side when you don't have the tools or space needed for those types of modifications. I've heard negatives about NLR seats long-term comfort and durability before, so I'm a bit skeptical about the true value here, but $250 is solid as far as bolt-on seat options for rigs currently go.
I think for most people the default budget option should be junk yard, and the default fancy option (assuming you have a nice rig) should be a real racing seat.
Depends on your junkyards lol. Some junkyards charge ridiculous prices and some states they sit out in all of the weather