Purchased chair on Black Friday deal at store. It was the last one and the box was heavily damaged but I purchased it at a discount with assurance I could bring it back if damaged. Assembly was slow but not difficult. Got to last part the headrest and it was missing. (nothing else was damaged or missing) . Went back to store and they replaced the part immediately with no hassle and an apology. Chair is confortable for me and I think it will be cool in summer. Other than the missing headrest I am very satisfied.
This was a chair I purchased on black Friday UT was relatively easy to setup and is very comfortable the mesh material makes it an excellent choice for those who suffer from their back overheating as the material let's air circulate. It is very adjustable and has built in lumbar support. Great choice!
This chair has great back support especially for a smaller-framed person like me. I like the fact that it is not overly cushy or deep and I can pull right up to my desk. The assembly instructions are easy to follow and the screws for each step are not only packaged separately and labeled but color coded as well. The chair parts are heavy and awkward at it goes together so having someone to balance it for me as I assembled it was helpful. Putting the wheels in is the only tricky part. It seemed that they would not go in when I applied all my strength and all of a sudden would be in place without all that force.
The whole package arrived on time without any damage. The installation took me a while mainly one of the screw did not completely fit the hole under the seat. Thus only three screws were used but I think the strength is good enough. The mesh materials used are quite ok. It definitely is not as good as a $300 chair but at the price level I have nothing to complain. The back support is good. My back pain is significantly relived and I can sit and use my laptop for quite a few hours without problems.
I've been through several chairs in the last year. I need support for my neck but I'm also short. But a lot of the "executive chairs" out there are built for 6 ft tall men which means that I don't fit in them well. I've sat in all kinds of chairs from all different makers and from all different stores/retailers. This one is a winner. I like the mesh because of the air flow; completely necessary in the sauna that my office becomes when it's more than 55 degrees outside. The armrests are adjustable and the key are adjustable down low enough for someone of my height. One thing I haven't figured out yet though is how to limit how far the back can recline. When I do lean back it goes all the way and I feel like I'm going to go head over heals onto the floor.
This chair is an improvement over the leather "executive" chair I bought from Staples a few years ago. I fell apart much sooner than it should have beginning with plastic caps the covered the ends of the legs and were held on by hollow molded pegs that fit into pre-drilled holes in the legs. The pegs broke off and glue wouldn't hold them back on. That said the new chair is seat is not very comfortable because it doesn't have enough "give " and the back leans backward far too easily even though I have changed the tension on the adjustment to its maximum point.