🏎️ Enhance Your Racing Experience with Next Level Racing Floor Mat (NLR-A005) Review

The racing mat looks good and protects the floor underneath. It's hard to see under the logo, but the carpet covers the floor as intended.

When you have the Next Level Racing setup you need this to complete the look. It really helps level the chassis, looks great and helps hide some of the cables. It's like a carpet floor.

Carpeting under your racing seat makes sense if you want to protect a hard floor, but under that carpet there are spikes. So the whole thing is a rug that can be laid on top of another rug. It's also too small to accommodate some standard F-GT Lite configurations like a GT3 setup. If it was about 10cm longer and had a smooth underside it would be a much better product.

I think this would be a good rug IF YOU HAVE A RUG. Unlike the item pictured and described, the item I received had a spiky backing (such as an office chair mat). Luckily I figured it out before I even turned around. I bought to protect my hardwood floors and this rug will damage them on its own. Disappointed as my son really wanted it to match his NLR chair. I think I'll buy an exercise mat.

I bought this to protect my wooden floor and it really does the job. However, it is not very soft. The stop is a very low pile carpet and the backing is a spiked rubber material. This works great for traction on carpet, but I found the spikes just got fat on the hardwood or left marks on the floor of my foam VR room. If you leave your road bike in one place, I would recommend reserving a dedicated spot for your chair. But for infrequent use I would take a thicker rug.

I'm quite happy with mine. The embroidery isn't the best as another reviewer said. But that's enough for me. It's very cheap. It feels good underfoot and is of fairly high quality for the most part. But you can probably find a standard $10 rug that does the same thing and is about the same quality. If you want all the accessories to fit your cabin like I did, you should buy them. If not, then you really don't need it. I recently moved with my cabin and see no difference between my living room…