RAZER ESPORTS DOMINANCE CONTINUES WITH SENTINELS PARTNERSHIP
Razer™, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, expands its Team Razer roster with the signing of Sentinels, an American esports organization based in Los Angeles, California. With this partnership, the Razer Iskur V2 gaming chair is now the official gaming chair for Sentinels.
Built for ergonomic comfort, the Iskur V2 stands out with its 6D Adjustable and Adaptive Lumbar Support System that better allows the lumbar to conform to the natural curvature of the spine. Users can fine-tune both the lumbar’s protrusion and height, ensuring a perfect fit tailored to individual comfort needs. The gaming chair also features high-density foam cushions, a reactive seat tilt and up to 152-degree recline functionality.
This partnership underscores Razer’s commitment in supporting top-tier esports talents, enabling gamers to benefit from Razer’s advanced ergonomic designs to ensure they maintain peak performance during extended gaming sessions. Known for their impressive performances in major tournaments, and strong community engagement, Sentinels is one of the most recognized and respected organizations in the industry.
Sentinels joins Team Razer, which features the world’s best esports athletes. This announcement follows the successful partnership with zekken – the duelist for Sentinel’s VALORANT team. zekken won the Grand Finals of VCT 2024: Masters Madrid with the Razer Viper V3 Pro wireless esports mouse, Razer’s latest addition to its award-winning line of esports gaming peripherals.
For more information, please visit Team Razer.
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