Summary
On Jun 09, 2025, many of you will be embarking on a brand new monster-hunting adventure viaMonster Hunter Wilds. Odds are some of your Wilds sessions are going to be pretty long and to make sure your body isn’t left feeling every bit of each lengthy hunt, Secretlab has added a new design to its collection of Titan Evo Monster Hunter chairs.
Introducing theSecretlab Titan Evo Monster Hunter Wilds Arkveld Edition. Even those of you who have a long and storied Monster Hunter history might not be familiar with Arkveld. That’s because the supposedly extinct beast will be making its series debut in Monster Hunter Wilds. It’s clearly going to be a big deal too, hence it being the upcoming game’s cover monster.
Arkveld will not only have the distinction of being a Monster Hunter cover star, but it joins an even more exclusive club in becoming only the third Monster Hunter creature to have its own Secretlab chair.Capcomfirstteamed up with Secretlab for Monster Hunter’s 20th anniversarywhen Rathalos and Fatalis were chosen to be immortalized as ergonomic Titan Evo chairs. Now Arkveld joins them.
Arkveld Comes To Secretlab
Wilds' Cover Monster Has Its Own Chair
Since Arkveld’s chair is from the same range as Secretlab’s other Monster Hunter chairs, most of the same features remain. That includes a magnetic memory head foam pillow, cold-cure foam for a medium firm surface on which to sit, and four-way L-Adapt lumbar support so the chair can be adjusted to suit how you like to sit when you play.
Since the features that make the Titan Evo the Titan Evo are the same across all three chairs, it’s the Arkveld’s new design that makes it truly unique. The Rathalos and Fatalis editions were released at the same time so their designs were pretty similar, both of them having a dragon scale feel and motif on them to represent the monsters on which they’re based.
It wouldn’t make much sense for that pattern to have remained in the Arkveld edition. Instead, the Arkveld Titan Evo has an armored tendrils pattern down its sides along with microsuede accents designed to try and replicate its furry hide. Arkveld’s emblem is embroidered on the back of the chair, and the Exploration Team’s emblem is stitched onto the front of the backrest.
The Arkveld edition of Secretlab’s Titan Evo chairstarts from $624, with a larger version costing slightly more at $674. If the chair alone is not enough, Secretlab also hasFatalis and Palico memory foam lumbar pillowsto provide even more comfort during the long hunts ahead.
