Belt tensioners and single axis movers add one strong cue, like the harness pulling you into the seat under braking. A low cost way to add feel, or a top-up for a full platform.

Best forAdding feel to an existing rig

Your whole rig tilts with the sim. The nose dips under braking, you lean through corners and bank in the air. The best way to start with motion.

Best forYour first motion rig, racing or flight

A third axis on top of pitch and roll. Depending on the platform, either the rear steps out as you lose grip, or you feel kerbs, bumps and turbulence vertically.

Best forSerious sim racers and flyers

Vertical movement for kerb strikes, track texture and turbulence, plus traction loss or yaw on many platforms. The axis most people underestimate until they feel it.

Best forThe top end of most home rigs

Pitch, roll and heave, plus surge for the punch of acceleration and yaw for slides and oversteer. Close to full motion without going to six axes.

Best forRacers who want slides and real acceleration

Every direction at once, including surge under acceleration and sway through long corners. The most complete motion you can get.

Best forNo compromise, home or commercial