Logitech Lap Attachment for Force Feedback Wheels
| Logitech Lap Attachment for Force Feedback Wheels |
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Manufacturer: Logitech
UPC:
097855021410 Retail Price: $29.99 Avg. Rating: |
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 "Logitech lap attachment" | 2008-02-08 |
| - Reviewed By User: AOO4FPXHV2V81 | |
| Poor design!! The bottom of the unit where it connects to the steering wheel has uneven hard plastic pieces that irritate the thighs after using the system for a while. You also must stabilize the unit by holding your thighs together as opposed to other manufacturers that drape over your lap. I guess in a way you can get some "thigh master" exercises at the same time your playing a game. | |
 "Good exersize machine." | 2007-10-26 |
| - Reviewed By User: A15M2Y8ZHSXIBL | |
| I can't squeeze my legs together for a whole race without feeling like Susan Summers. If you're looking for an exercise machine this is a good choice. But, (here comes a plug), if you want a stand that works then look for mine on eBay (racing wheel LapStand). | |
 "Great shopping for the holidays" | 2007-01-19 |
| - Reviewed By User: ALXN9F8CDAMA4 | |
| Very fast shipping, great product! Thanks! I will definately buy from you again! | |
 "Not Worth the Money" | 2006-02-01 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2UUVF96RHVEII | |
| When I saw this I thought it was the perfect solution to holding my PS2 driving wheel (Since I do not have it close to a table). I was wrong this just makes its bulky and even more difficult to hold, not at all what I expected. Truth be told the best thing for a true driving experience (in your living/family room) is a playseat, but at three hundred bucks, a TV table may be the best value! | |
| "helpful but not the best" | 2005-09-09 |
| - Reviewed By User: A31N8LLTW8UNIE | |
| I bought this along with the steering wheel for my husband. I thought it would be perfect because he sits in front of the tv in a rolly chair to play his games. Not so good. Not very stable for steering. He complains that it slides out from between his legs and seems like to much work to hang on to. | |
| "This lap attachment needs a serious redesign..." | 2005-04-14 |
| - Reviewed By mylesj0831 | |
| The lap attachment would have been incredibly useful if the base (the part that you squeeze between your legs) would have been longer. It seems like it would be better suited for a child. If you are over 6' tall and weigh over 200 lbs., you probably would be better off trying to clamp your Driving Force wheel to a table. I sincerely hope that Logitech redesigns the next lap attachment with full-grown adults in mind. | |
| "Disappointing for Any Serious Manuvering" | 2005-04-04 |
| - Reviewed By djeanclerc | |
| On paper, the Logitech lap attachment for their top-notch line of force feedback wheels sounds like a must-have accessory. It also sounds a little too good to be true and unfortunately, this turns out to be the case. As others have mentioned, its fatal flaw is the design itself. It is simply too small and innately imbalanced to keep the wheel stable through any quick and/or "big" (i.e. hairpins) steering. Not only does it impede your use of the wheel, but also of the pedals - you'll quickly grow tired of clinching your knees together while trying to manage the heavy-duty stop/start pedaling associated with any city street or off-road rally racing. Imagine squeezing a Thighmaster together as hard as you can while playing - oooh, fun. At least you'll have really toned gleuts after a lot of gameplay. The lap attachment is also made of hard, slick plastic. You can't tell that from the photos and I'd hoped that it would be something rubbery with some grip, but no. So, you've also got to carefully choose your attire while playing. By now, you should be getting the point that this thing is simply more trouble than it's worth. The only reason I give it two stars is that it can perform adequately (just barely) when racing ovals that don't depend on jamming the pedals and working the wheel. So, NASCAR fans may find some value here, but let's face it - Gran Turismo 4 is THE reason to buy the wheel in the first place, and this gizmo will render it almost unusable for that purpose. I've seen others convert TV tables or large lap desks into suitable surfaces on which to clamp a Logitech wheel. I'll be looking into that option next since the lap attachment has let me down. | |
| "Too small and unstable." | 2005-04-01 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1CN4PPBW010AQ | |
| This thing is too small for anyone bigger than an eight year old. Also it is a very poor design very unstable. Needs something under your legs to hold it in place. Do not buy this you will return it. | |
| "What a waste of money." | 2005-03-29 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1Y5RRW8I4YX5Y | |
| I purchased this along with the Logitech force steering wheel. This thing is worthless. The portion you fit between your legs isn't long enough to securely hold itself no matter how hard you squeeze your legs together. It totally defeats the purpose of having the wheel to begin with and you completely lose the ability to drive with any sort of accuracy because it flops around so much. I used it for about an hour and threw it across the room. | |
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