Secretlab just announced lockable casters for its gaming chairs, which will allow you to lock the chairs in place with the tap of your foot. The lockable casters join a range from Secretlab that also includes extra small casters, rollerblade casters, and static stands (which aren't technically casters).
Secretlab makes some of the best gaming chairs. But the lack of lockable casters has been a glaring omission by the company until this point.
We've covered Secretlab for a long time. Recently, we reviewed the Secretlab TITAN Evo NanoGen Edition, which uses next-gen materials to improve on the already excellent TITAN Evo. I also covered the Secretlab Pokémon collection last month.
The Secretlab TITAN Evo is ranked as the best gaming chair by our friends at PC Gamer, Tom's Guide, and TechRadar.
Heck, I even reviewed a tiny version of the Secretlab Titan designed for children and dogs. The lockable casters would be quite handy for that tiny chair since my dogs kept moving the chair around accidentally.
If you enjoy racing sims or flight sims with pedals on the floor, having a lockable set of casters is essential. Lockable casters also prevent your chair from drifing on smooth surfaces like hardwood floors.
A set of five lockable casters costs $49 through Secretlab's website. The casters are compatible with several Secretlab gaming chairs.
Compatible with Secretlab Lockable Casters
- TITAN Evo (Small)
- TITAN Evo (Large)
- OMEGA 2020
- TITAN 2020
- TITAN Evo Lite (Regular)
Not compatible with Secretlab Lockable Casters
- Secretlab TITAN Evo XL
- TITAN XL 2020
- TITAN Evo Lite (XL)
It's a bit strange that lockable casters have not been an option for Secretlab chairs until now. I know some gamers sit in the same spot as they play at a desk, but I assumed there was a demand for being able to move a chair and then lock it in place.
Regardless, it's an option now, and you can upgrade your Secretlab chair with lockable casters starting today.
Which chair do you have at your desk or table? Does it have wheels? Let us know in the comments!
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