RESPAWN110 Ergonomic Gaming Chair With Footrest Recliner - Racing Style High Back PC Computer Desk Office Chair - 360 Swivel, Lumbar Support, Adjustable Headrest Pillow, Padded Armrests - 2021 Red

I was looking for replacement office chairs, preferably high back. Prices were all over the map, and so were the reviews. I spotted these--not office chairs, but definitely usable--on sale, so I jumped and got two. As it turns out, the wife doesn't like her new chair and opted to keep using her squeaky old one.Amazon said it was going to be 4-5 days and the chairs would arrive separately. A couple updates later and the chairs were arriving early. And, they did, one shipment at my gate 2 days early so the shipping thing was grand.After lugging the cartons onto my porch and contemplating lint for a few minutes, I decided it was time, so I opened the first carton (which was damaged) and went for it. Took my time, didn't get carried away organizing stuff, and half an hour later the first chair was built with the second one unboxed. Assembling the second chair went like clockwork. About 45 minutes from starting I had both chairs ready to game.The cartons, though damaged, had protected the contents just fine. There were no visible defects in any of the parts. All the screws in the hardware packs had thread locking compound on them, the parts were organized along with two hex wrenches, and one set of spare hardware (one of each type) was included.The pedestals assembled quickly and solidly: attach spokes to hubs, insert casters, drop lifts into hubs, drop covers over lifts. Next seat brackets were bolted to seats, seat backs were lowered into place & bolted, arm rests were bolted on, pillow secures with elastic, and done.I left hardware a little loose until I was sure the parts were aligned, then I tightened the screws fully. Do this to all the screws including the armrests. The assemblies will be 'tight' at first but they will break in! Better a little stiff when new than screws falling out a couple months later!I am about 5'10" and 170 lbs and so far the chairs are just peachy. The backrest is slightly taller than me when I'm seated; lumbar support is in roughly the right spot. I don't use the auxiliary pillow unless fully reclined. The reclining mechanism on one chair slips a tiny bit but then locks solidly. The pedestals have a little flex in them but not enough for concern. The armrests feel reasonably solid but I don't put my full weight on them. Same goes for the footrest, which feels a little springy, and reaches to my ankles when fully extended. The padding is adequate for me on all parts and I have slept in the chair.My only critique so far is the armrest pads should be a couple inches longer at the backrest end, and the seat should be at least one inch longer. Overall, it's a nice chair for the price, fingers crossed that it will be reasonably durable.Side note: apparently my legs shrank while writing this. The footrest reaches to about 76 mm or 3" above my ankles, oops.

I have had this product for almost 2 years. I am 6 ft and 260 lbs so usually chairs like this don't last long, this has been an exception. Overall it is still in good condition. The seat padding is still comfortable and the exterior of the seat is not peeling or cracking. One arm has a little cracking starting to show (the mouse side). I don't use the footrest much as it doesn't work well with my current setup. My one big complaint is that from day one I have had to tighten multiple bolts on both arms after a few days of use. They always come loose, no matter how tight I make it. I do fidget a lot when I am sitting in one spot for a long time, but this shouldn't cause the bolts in the arm to get loose every couple days.

As you can see from my score, I think this is a great chair to use for gaming and for office use. Replacing the basic office chair that I have used before that had nothing in the name of comfort, this is a huge advancement for me. I will say that this purchase wasn't flawless though. I did have to get the first chair I ordered replaced because it was missing parts to it. I was missing wheels, the wheelbase, and one of the arm rests. That would leave a beanbag more functional than this. It also had a bag of zip ties for some crazy reason in the box. Maybe as an alternative to put it together? Judging from the condition of the box, I'm pretty sure parts fell out during the delivery process. I had it returned, and they shipped me a replacement quickly. The box, although still looked rough, was in much better condition and had all the parts. It was easy to assemble and ready in no time. Coming from someone with no gaming chair experience, this is an amazing chair. If you are looking for a chair that is comfortable with decent performance and at a great value, I highly recommend this.

So far this chair has been good so far with lumbar, adjustable seat height and reclining back without the fear of falling back. The condition of the box it came in looked like it was throw and kicked around, luckily the parts weren’t damaged at all. However I will say the same thing that most reviews are saying are true. The arm rests do wobble, even if the screws are tightened all the way ( additional spacers/washers may be needed to correct this problem). Also the dense foam at the bottom of the seat does wear down after 2 hours. Had to get a memory foam seat to correct this problem. The foot rest does fill a bit flimsy but I really don’t use it.

This is my second chair. The first one I bought 5 years ago and it still works great but the piston finally gave out. This new one is the 2nd Generation and its So much better. and thats saying alot because the first GEN was great too. They added A HUGE upgrade to the Foam/padding its like sitting in the Cadillac now. and the Bonded leather on 2nd Gen should outlast the 1st gen. As you look at the pics I posted you can see them side by side. one is 5 years old and used daily.One thing I would recommend during Assembly. "DONT OVER TIGHTEN THE ARM BOLTS" there's 2 on each arm. just get them to tighten and give it a little snug. thats it. If you over tighten them youll find the arms will become loose after awhile and at that point you may have to add washers.to avoid it DONT OVER TIGHTEN THE ARM SCREWS