The seat is said to “ventilate certain areas of the chair and dissipate body heat to increase comfort and performance.” For those who finish up a race or a long practice and step out of a puddle of sweat, this seat might be for you.
Avoiding that ‘sim racer room’ smell after a sting in an iRacing 24-hour special event could be worth the price of admission alone.
Other features built into this chair include 3D woven fabric, a specialized Cold Fusion foam padding, and a regulator to determine the airflow you need to be comfortable.
A ‘cold fusion’ layer of fabric is placed within the materials designed to specifically allow the seat to ‘breathe’ and dissipate body heat.
The Cold Fusion seat starts from €779.99. As of now, the company is asking potential customers to request quotes through its website. What do you think about racing in a cooled sim seat? Let us know in the comments below.
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