
Playseat · Gaming & Sim Racing
Formula Intelligence Sim Rig
Actual F1 seating position. Folds away, unlike a real race car.
$500–$1,000
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PUMA · Gaming & Sim Racing
PUMA's motorsport line without the paddock price. Wears like a trainer, reads like a driver's shoe.
4.2 out of 5
PUMA has dressed Formula 1 for two decades, and the Tazon is the cheapest honest way into that look. The moulded heel and the leather overlays are lifted straight from their racing silhouettes, and at sixty-odd dollars nobody is pretending this is a technical shoe. It runs slightly narrow and the cushioning is firm, so it is a shoe for standing around a garage or an airport, not for a half marathon. Buy it if he watches the races and wants something with the right lineage on his feet. Skip it if he needs one pair to do everything, because this is not the pair.
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Playseat · Gaming & Sim Racing
Actual F1 seating position. Folds away, unlike a real race car.
$500–$1,000
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Logitech · Gaming & Sim Racing
Force feedback and a proper pedal set. The point at which sim racing stops being a video game.
$100–$250
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Logitech · Gaming & Sim Racing
The PlayStation version of the same wheel. Steel paddle shifters, helical gearing.
$100–$250
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Logitech · Gaming & Sim Racing
Self-centring and differential braking. The upgrade after the wheel, not before it.
$100–$250
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