Asetek SimSports just rolled out their Next-Gen collection with fresh versions of their popular La Prima and Forte steering wheels. They also brought back the Invicta Pedals and added a brand-new Dished Suede Rim. These cool additions let racers mix and match parts to fit exactly how they drive on virtual tracks.
The La Prima wheel comes with a sleek black and gray color option that looks sharp when you race around digital circuits worldwide. Every button sits exactly where your fingers can find it during crazy race moments, yet you won't accidentally hit anything when you take those tight corners at speed.
Forte wheels feature fancy aluminum buttons and encoders that crank up the realism factor. You can set up each button, switch, encoder, and paddle exactly the way you want them, making split-second decisions easier when races come down to the wire.
These wheels use special carbon, glass, and plastic composite materials for the main structure. A metal spider piece adds strength and lets you switch handles whenever you want. This creates a super rigid wheel that never flexes during hard turns but still adapts to your changing preferences.
The Dished Suede Rim makes your virtual racing even better with its recessed button design. When you take wild corners, and the wheel spins back, you never hit buttons by mistake. The real suede covering feels amazing under your hands, giving you that perfect grip when pushing your virtual car to the limit.
Asetek updated their Invicta Pedals with the new T.H.O.R.P. II hydraulic brake cylinder, which replicates exactly how real race car brakes feel. This new version offers more ways to adjust pressure and travel than earlier models and replaces all current Invicta Pedals.
The company made these pedals super easy to adjust by coloring all the changeable parts. Most adjustments require no tools at all. You can modify travel distance and pedal firmness until everything feels perfect for your driving style, just like real race cars.
All these Next-Gen products sell right from Asetek SimSports' website. The La Prima Formula Button Box costs 259.99 EUR/USD, with the GT version at 234.99 EUR/USD. The premium Forte Formula Button Box runs 499.99 EUR/USD, and its GT version sells for 339.99 EUR/USD.
The Invicta B&T T.H.O.R.P. II pedals cost 799.99 EUR/USD, and the S Series version runs 849.99 EUR/USD. The Dished Suede Rim goes for 134.99 EUR/USD. These products help transform your sim racing setup into something that feels incredibly close to driving a real race car.
The La Prima wheel comes with a sleek black and gray color option that looks sharp when you race around digital circuits worldwide. Every button sits exactly where your fingers can find it during crazy race moments, yet you won't accidentally hit anything when you take those tight corners at speed.
Forte wheels feature fancy aluminum buttons and encoders that crank up the realism factor. You can set up each button, switch, encoder, and paddle exactly the way you want them, making split-second decisions easier when races come down to the wire.
These wheels use special carbon, glass, and plastic composite materials for the main structure. A metal spider piece adds strength and lets you switch handles whenever you want. This creates a super rigid wheel that never flexes during hard turns but still adapts to your changing preferences.
The Dished Suede Rim makes your virtual racing even better with its recessed button design. When you take wild corners, and the wheel spins back, you never hit buttons by mistake. The real suede covering feels amazing under your hands, giving you that perfect grip when pushing your virtual car to the limit.
Asetek updated their Invicta Pedals with the new T.H.O.R.P. II hydraulic brake cylinder, which replicates exactly how real race car brakes feel. This new version offers more ways to adjust pressure and travel than earlier models and replaces all current Invicta Pedals.
The company made these pedals super easy to adjust by coloring all the changeable parts. Most adjustments require no tools at all. You can modify travel distance and pedal firmness until everything feels perfect for your driving style, just like real race cars.
All these Next-Gen products sell right from Asetek SimSports' website. The La Prima Formula Button Box costs 259.99 EUR/USD, with the GT version at 234.99 EUR/USD. The premium Forte Formula Button Box runs 499.99 EUR/USD, and its GT version sells for 339.99 EUR/USD.
The Invicta B&T T.H.O.R.P. II pedals cost 799.99 EUR/USD, and the S Series version runs 849.99 EUR/USD. The Dished Suede Rim goes for 134.99 EUR/USD. These products help transform your sim racing setup into something that feels incredibly close to driving a real race car.
