Secretlab has announced the TITAN Evo Marvel Spider-Man Edition, a new licensed version of its flagship gaming chair inspired by the iconic wall-crawler and his signature look. The announcement marks Secretlab’s first collaboration with Marvel and comes less than a month after Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened in theaters.
The TITAN Evo itself dates back to 2021, when Secretlab launched its 2022 Series and replaced its separate Omega and TITAN lines with one chair offered in Small, Regular, and XL sizes. US pricing started at $429 for the NEO Hybrid Leatherette model, while the SoftWeave Plus fabric cost $20 more across each size, putting the Regular fabric version at $469. Five years later, its U.S. comparison page lists the standard TITAN Evo as starting at $579 before temporary promotions, so its baseline price has climbed over time even as Secretlab’s ongoing Back to School sale reduces select configurations.
Secretlab’s Spider-Man TITAN Evo Uses SoftWeave Fabric and Venom-Inspired Details
For the newly announced TITAN Evo Marvel Spider-Man Edition, Secretlab has opted for SoftWeave Plus fabric and a predominantly red-and-black treatment. The front backrest carries a large black spider emblem over red fabric with fine web lines worked into the upholstery, while black panels and Venom-like tendrils extend across the sides and seat. The rear uses an even larger black spider graphic that covers much of the red back panel.
Marvel is a new partner for Secretlab, but themed TITAN Evo chairs are not. The hit model has appeared in dozens of licensed designs based on games, anime, movies, esports, and even automotive brands. Full chair variants are only part of that customization catalog. Secretlab also sells SKINS, fitted removable covers made specifically for the TITAN Evo, letting owners change the chair’s appearance without replacing the underlying seat. The line includes both plain colorways and licensed designs, including three Pokemon Pixel Art SKINS inspired by Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise.
The Spider-Man Edition Keeps the Standard TITAN Evo Ergonomics
Underneath the Spider-Man artwork, the new model retains the standard TITAN Evo’s core ergonomic hardware. Secretlab specifies medium-firm, high-density cold-cure foam, a sculpted pebble seat base with sloping side wings, and its four-way L-ADAPT lumbar system, which can move up, down, in, and out so as to support the lower back as the user changes posture. The luxurious chair continues what is already a substantial wave of Spider-Man: Brand New Day collaborations that has been going strong since before the movie’s July 31 release, with some of Marvel’s partners like LEGO already launching their merch back in spring.
Secretlab revealed the TITAN Evo Marvel Spider-Man Edition without disclosing any pricing. The manufacturer has also yet to announce a release date for the high-end gaming chair, though it did confirm the release will span its usual markets: the U.S., Canada, and the EU. If the company’s track record with similar high-profile collaborations is any indication, the Spider-Man-themed model will likely remain available for years.


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