We’re all built differently, which is why your chair shouldn’t come in just one size. Secretlab TITAN Evo is the result of multiple iterations and extensive testing, with three sizes tailored to fit you. Available in Small (S), Regular (R), and XL — each size is individually shaped for optimal support.
Plus, all three TITAN Evo sizes share the same features, so all you have to do is pick the size that fits you best.
Find your size
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Secretlab TITAN Evo (Size S) |
Secretlab TITAN Evo (Size R) |
Secretlab TITAN Evo (Size XL) |
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Height |
≤ 169cm (≤ 5’6”) |
170 – 189cm (5’7” – 6’2”) |
181 – 205cm (5’11” – 6’9”) |
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Weight |
< 90kg (< 200lbs) |
< 100kg (< 220lbs) |
80 – 180kg (175 – 395lbs) |
You exceed the recommended height OR weight range for size S or R. Now what?
We get that not all of us will fall neatly into these ranges. That said, if you’re between sizes and exceed the recommended height or weight range, we recommend:
- R for more seating space.
- S if you prefer a snugger fit, or usually have trouble setting your feet flat on the floor. To ensure optimal support for your legs and feet, you can consider pairing your TITAN Evo (Size S) with a footrest.
You’re above 130kg (285lbs), but shorter than 181cm (5’11”).
We recommend the TITAN Evo (Size XL) for the added durability from the reinforced multi-tilt, heavy-duty hydraulic mechanism, and extra-large wheelbase.
You’re taller than 190cm (6’3″), but weigh less than 80kg (176lbs).
Get the TITAN Evo (Size XL). You’ll need the full support of the taller backrest.
Still unsure which size to get?
We recommend taking measurements of your current gaming chair so you can compare it with the Secretlab TITAN Evo. Key dimensions to take into account include:
- Height and width of the backrest
- Width of your seat base
- Height adjustment range
- Height from floor to seat base
Need more help? We’ve got a sizing calculator here that might come in handy.
