This article covers Anman フライトレーシングシミュレーター コックピットホイールスタンド多目的ロジクールシフタージョイスティックペダル — its compatibility, setup requirements, pricing snapshots, and who should skip it.
Overview
The Anman Flight Racing Simulator Cockpit Wheel Stand is a versatile rig designed for both racing wheels and flight sticks. Put simply, it targets people who have outgrown desk-clamp mounting but are not ready for a full aluminium-profile cockpit.
Its 40x40mm square steel tube frame provides a sturdy single-post structure, while the included three-size shifter panel gives you mounting flexibility for joysticks or gear shifters.
The friction pads on the bottom grip the floor much better than older rubber-pad designs, so the stand stays planted during aggressive inputs. At 9.52 kg, this is not a light product for its class — but that mass is exactly what buys you the stability.
On Amazon.co.jp the user rating was 4.3 out of 5 (86%) from 18 reviews as captured on 9 June 2026.
Eighteen reviews is a thin sample, so do not treat that average as a reliability guarantee. More on that below.
Compatibility Guide
This stand works with most major wheel brands, including Logitech G25/G27/G29/G920/G923, Thrustmaster T300RS/T500RS, and the Fanatec series. For flight simmers, it accommodates the Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog and other popular joysticks.
Pre-drilled mounting holes and clamp slots allow direct wheel or joystick attachment.
The real failure point is not whether your brand appears on a list — it is whether your hardware's bolt pattern lines up with the panel's holes. Universal stands provide native holes for mainstream models only; everything else relies on slots and clamps.
If you plan to mount a lesser-known wheel or a custom base, measure your bolt spacing first and compare it against the product photos.
The pedal tray extends to fit larger pedal sets. Note that with heavy load-cell or hydraulic pedals, your chair slides backwards before the stand ever moves.
That is inherent to any non-seat-integrated rig, so plan on a carpet or chair stopper if you use a castor chair.
Shifter plates mount on either side, so an H-pattern shifter right and a handbrake left is a workable layout. Height is adjustable, but the deployed footprint is larger than the 60 x 47 x 13 cm package size suggests — check the in-use dimensions on the product page.
Measure these three things first
- Your wheel/stick bolt hole spacing (measured, not assumed)
- Seat height versus your foot position on the pedals
- Floor depth available with the stand fully deployed
Product Info
Anman is a Chinese gaming peripheral brand, and this product is sold in Japan as a parallel import. It sits in the mid-range — noticeably sturdier than cheap plastic stands, yet far cheaper than premium aluminium cockpits.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Alloy steel (40x40mm square tube) |
| Weight | 9.52 kg |
| Package size | 60 x 47 x 13 cm |
| Includes | Main frame, 3 shifter panels, mounting hardware |
| Rating | 4.3 / 5 from 18 reviews (captured 9 June 2026) |
Pricing on Amazon.co.jp was JPY 51,089 as captured on 9 June 2026 and JPY 51,850 as captured on 27 August 2026 — roughly a 700 yen move in two and a half months.
Parallel imports track currency and stock, and sale pricing varies, so always confirm the current figure on the product page. These are snapshots, not standing prices.
One listing is labelled "Amazon US" while its link and currency (JPY) are both Japanese — likely a labelling slip. Check the displayed currency yourself before ordering.
This is a stand-only product: wheel, pedals, shifter, and joystick are all sold separately.
Comparison With Other Stand Types
| Type | Rigidity | Storage | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Desk clamp | Low–medium | Excellent | No dedicated space; desk marks acceptable |
| Metal stand (this) | Medium–high | Good | Semi-permanent setup, no dedicated room |
| Seat-integrated rig | High | Poor | Dedicated space and high-force pedals |
Coming from a clamp setup, the difference is obvious. If you already have room for a seat-integrated rig, there is little reason to step back to this class.
Best Use Cases
This stand is ideal for home sim racers and flight simmers who want a dedicated rig without buying a full cockpit. If wobbly foldable stands have frustrated you, or you dislike clamping a wheel to a good desk, this Anman cockpit gives you a far more stable base.
It also suits gamers who alternate between racing and flight sims, since the multi-purpose mounting system covers both.
It does not suit people who want to stow the rig in a closet between sessions. At 9.52 kg, frequent setup and teardown becomes a chore, and a lighter folding stand will see more actual use.
Before You Buy
1. This is not the budget option. At the JPY 51,000-level captured above, a stand alone costs as much as some seat-equipped starter rigs.
If you have the floor space, put seat-integrated rigs on your comparison list before committing.
2. Eighteen reviews is thin evidence. A 4.3 average is fine, but that sample cannot tell you the defect rate.
Parallel imports often have different support channels than domestic retail stock, so confirm the return window and support contact before ordering.
3. Listing metadata can disagree with the physical product. Manufacturer, model number, and bundled-item descriptions are frequently imprecise on parallel-import listings.
Verify the product by photo and title, and count the included panels, before you order.
4. Steel does not mean zero flex. A single-post design trades some rigidity for footprint, and high-torque direct-drive bases can reveal slight deflection.
For a strong DD base, look at a heavier dedicated rig instead.
5. Budget time for assembly. One person can build a 9.52 kg steel frame, but dry-fit the whole structure before torquing anything down — tighten out of order and the last bolt will not line up.
FAQ
Q. Are a wheel and pedals included?
A. No. This is the stand only; wheel, pedals, shifter, and joystick are separate purchases.
Q. Will a Logitech G29 bolt straight on? A.
G25/G27/G29/G920/G923 are listed as supported. Still verify hole positions against your unit, and use the clamp option if needed.
Q. Can I switch between a flight stick and a racing wheel? A.
Yes — three shifter panel sizes are included and positions are adjustable. Each swap means unbolting hardware, so it is not ideal for daily changes.
Q. Can I move it once assembled? A.
Not realistically. Treat 9.52 kg of assembled steel as a permanent installation and choose the spot accordingly.
Q. What does it cost? A.
JPY 51,089 as captured 9 June 2026 and JPY 51,850 as captured 27 August 2026 on Amazon.co.jp.
Parallel-import pricing moves, so check the listing.
