Vyper Chair Sidekick

Turn Your Vyper Into a Mobile Workstation

When youre detailing a car, the chair usually isnt the problem. The problem is everything you need to keep getting up for.

You have a polisher on the floor, spray bottles sitting across the garage, clean microfibers on the bench, used towels piled somewhere else, and small tools or hardware that disappear the second you set them down. The Vyper Sidekick gives all of that stuff a place to live directly beside the chair.

It mounts to the side of a compatible Vyper and creates a 28-by-10.5-inch workspace that rolls around the garage with you. You can keep your polisher, brushes, towels, spray bottles, heat gun, tape, small tools, and whatever else youre actively using within arms reach instead of constantly getting out of the chair.

Everything Youre Using, Right Beside You

The Sidekick includes two stainless-steel cup holders, but theyre useful for much more than drinks. They can hold detailing bottles, cans, small containers, hardware, or anything else that fits securely inside them.

The larger open section gives you a place for polishers, impacts, drills, heat guns, microfiber towels, tape rolls, magnetic trays, and the normal pile of stuff that accumulates while youre working. Rubber edge protectors surround the attachment to reduce the chance of scratching a vehicle when you roll close to the paint.

That last part matters. A bare steel tray hanging off the side of a chair would make me nervous around a corrected or coated vehicle. The protective edging makes the Sidekick much more appropriate for detailing, PPF, vinyl, and other work where youre constantly moving close to finished surfaces.

Sidekick vs. Tool Tray

The Sidekick and Tool Tray solve two different problems.

The Sidekick sits beside you and holds the products and tools youre actively using. The Tool Tray mounts underneath the chair and gives you somewhere to place loose hardware, sockets, small parts, shop rags, or items you want contained below the seat.

You do not necessarily need both, but they are designed to work together. For a dedicated detailing or fabrication setup, the combination turns the Vyper into a legitimate rolling workstation instead of simply being a comfortable place to sit.

Who Should Add It?

The Sidekick makes the most sense for someone who regularly works with several tools, bottles, towels, or small parts at the same time.

I would add it for:

• Automotive detailing and paint correction
• PPF and vinyl installation
• Fabrication and welding
• Mechanical and assembly work
• Woodworking and finishing
• Any workstation where tools and supplies need to move with you

For detailing, you can keep a polisher and microfiber towels on the larger side while using the stainless holders for bottles or brushes. For PPF and vinyl