PXN-A11 PRICE IN PAKISTAN

The PXN‑A11 is a premium full‑cockpit racing stand‑and‑seat frame designed to give sim‑racing enthusiasts a much more immersive, stable, and ergonomic driving platform than simple foldable stands or desk mounts. Unlike compact stands that just hold your wheel and pedals, the A11 integrates a rigid steel frame chassis with a dedicated racing‑style seat, creating a cockpit‑like environment that keeps your body and peripherals in perfect alignment for long‑session comfort and competitive precision. The frame is built from heavy‑gauge metal tubing with reinforced cross‑bracing, which virtually eliminates flex or wobble even when using high‑torque force‑feedback or direct‑drive wheels, while the integrated seat (often upholstered in breathable fabric or PU leather) supports your posture with racing‑inspired bolstering that reduces fatigue during extended races. What really sets the A11 apart is its extensive adjustability: the wheel deck, pedal plate, and gear shifter mount can all be moved forward, backward, up, and down to fit a wide range of body sizes and driving styles, and the angle of each component can be fine‑tuned so your hips, arms, and legs all sit in a natural racing stance. This adjustability makes it ideal for everything from drifting and rally events to endurance circuit races, since you can tailor it to your preferences or swap between drivers with ease. The A11 also often includes universal mounting patterns on the wheel and pedal plates, letting you attach gear from PXN as well as popular brands like Logitech, Thrustmaster, and Fanatec without compatibility issues. Stability features such as wide base support, anti‑slip feet, and optional bolt‑down points keep the entire rig anchored to the floor, so wheel torque and pedal force never disrupt your line or seating position. In short, the PXN‑A11 goes beyond a simple stand to become a true racing cockpit solution — enhancing comfort, control, and realism for serious sim racers who want a dedicated setup that feels closer to a real car than a desk‑mounted peripheral ever could.