Sim Seat · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
Dardoo Multi-functional Racing Flight Simulator Cockpit Stand
- Budget
- Stand for the chair you own
- Holds 4 controls
- Compact
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MSFS Performance Score
- Controls It Holds35% 80
- Seat20% 40
- Adjustability15% 100
- Space Needed15% 80
- Stability15% 90
Biggest contributor: controls it holds (35% of the score), rated 80/100. How we score
Verdict for MSFS
The Dardoo Flight Sim Stand suits simmers who want a yoke or stick, throttle and rudder pedals held in front of the chair they already own, on a metal frame. There's no seat, the maker doesn't say it folds, and the center plate also takes a racing wheel, so check your yoke's clamp holes.
Updated October 2026
Pros & Cons for MSFS
Strengths
- The frame is metal, as the maker states, so the yoke has something solid to clamp to when you pull back into the flare instead of a desk edge that flexes.
- Height, reach, tilt and pedal angle all adjust, so you can set the yoke where your hands fall on a long hand- flown approach and tip the pedals to the angle your feet want in a crosswind landing.
- It has a place for a yoke, a stick, a throttle or quadrant and rudder pedals, so an airliner setup and a fighter setup can both live on one stand in front of the chair you already own.
Trade-offs
- The center plate is built for flying and racing, so a wheel and a yoke share the same holes; measure your yoke's clamp against the maker's pattern before you commit.
- You get no seat and the maker doesn't say it folds, so you supply the chair and the stand keeps its spot in the room; the next step up in price buys a seat built into the frame.
Full Specifications
- Type
- Stand for the chair you own
- Holds
- Yoke, stick, throttle, rudder pedals
- Maker says it fits
- sticks and HOTAS
- Adjusts
- Height, reach, tilt, pedal angle
- Space
- About a chair's footprint
- Frame
- Metal
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a good place to fly MSFS?
Yes, for MSFS 2024 it's a sensible way to get your controls off the desk, and it scores 76.5/100 here. It shines when you want a yoke or a stick and throttle plus rudder pedals held at a fixed height in front of the chair you already own, so nothing creeps mid-approach. It shows its limits if you wanted a seat built in or a frame you can fold flat between sessions, because neither is part of this one.
Is it worth the price for MSFS?
For the money you're buying a metal frame and mounting points, not a seat, so it makes sense if your couch or office chair is already comfortable. Spend more and you move toward a flight chair or a full cockpit where the seat, the controls and the frame are one unit; spend less and you're back to clamping the yoke to a desk.
Which controls fit on it?
There are places for a yoke, a stick, a throttle or quadrant and rudder pedals, and Dardoo lists the Logitech X56 and X52, Thrustmaster's T.16000M, TCA and HOTAS Warthog, Turtle Beach VelocityOne and VKB gear among the controls it fits. Mounting hole patterns differ between brands, so check the maker's list against the exact yoke, throttle and pedals you own before ordering.
How much room does it need?
It takes roughly a chair's footprint, and the maker doesn't say it folds, so plan for it to stay set up. In a living room that means a corner of its own in front of the couch; in a small office it means the stand sits where a second chair would, rather than tucking under a desk.
What else do I need with it?
You still need the controls themselves and a chair or couch to sit in, since no seat is included. Put a mat under the pedals so they don't slide on a hard floor, and set your chair height first, then adjust the stand so the yoke lands where your hands rest on a long leg.