The Sparco GP lounge sky chair has a fibreglass formula style shell with an integrated foot rest. Finished with a faux leather cover that gives the chair a premium look. The seat can be moved and put in a preferred location with ease from the lightweight tubular frame which its mounted on.
| Weight | 25 kg |
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| Dimensions | 90 × 65 × 35 cm |
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Office and gaming chair size guide
These are the same seat shells we sell for cars, mounted on a gas lift office base. That means the sizing works exactly as it does on a car seat: measure across your hips sitting down, and go by the waist band where the product lists one.
Measure yourself sitting
Reclining or fixed back
| Mechanism | We stock | Who it suits |
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| Reclining | 53 | Almost all of them. The obvious choice for a desk |
| Fixed back | 6 | Sim racing rigs, where you want the shell to hold you still |
For a desk chair you want reclining, and nearly all of these are. A fixed back shell makes sense on a sim rig where the whole point is being held still, and makes very little sense in front of a keyboard.
Armrests
| Option | We stock | Notes |
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| Without armrests | 46 | The racing look. Better if you sit close to the desk or use a sim wheel |
| With armrests | 15 | Better for a full working day at a keyboard |
This is the decision people regret either way, so think about it properly. Without armrests looks better and is the right answer if you pull right up to the desk or you are using a wheel and pedals. With armrests is noticeably more comfortable across a full working day of typing.
The base
The base is the only part of these chairs that is not a car part. Ours come in black or chrome, in an even split, and the choice is purely how it looks in the room. All of them are gas lift, so seat height adjusts the same way any office chair does.
Because the height adjusts at the base, the shell height matters less here than in a car. What matters is the width across the hips and the depth of the bolsters.
Head support
Most of these have no head support, which is normal for a desk chair and means you can see over your shoulder without moving the whole chair. A handful have it, and those suit a sim rig or anyone who leans back to think.
Trim, for a room rather than a car
The trim choice is different indoors. Fabric, cloth and spacer fabric breathe, which matters when you are sat in the same chair all day, and they do not get cold in the morning the way vinyl does. Houndstooth, tartan, corduroy and basketweave are here because they look right in a room and they are what most people pick.
Alcantara and suede feel the best and mark the most. Leather and vinyl wipe clean, which is the argument for them if the chair is near a workbench rather than a desk.
All figures read from our own product data for the office and gaming chair category, checked 2 August 2026. Counts change as stock moves.



