Review on Computer chair Zombie RUNNER gaming, upholstery: imitation leather/textile, color: black/red by Stanislaw Kobylka (S ᠌

The previous chair was likewise a "Bureaucrat" from the business VIKING-8N, but it only survived for 1.5 years before it "successfully" disintegrated. I made the decision to select the same chair, but it was not available. The search then suggested a ZOMBIE RUNNER chair, which was also available from the "Bureaucrat." I'm not sure what kind of players are intended to use it, but: Because it is narrow, sitting in it is not very pleasant for me, given that I am just 177 centimeters tall and weigh 70 kilograms. - The cushion of the seat is really firm. I have no idea how I will react after sitting all day every day. - The handles are not composed of a soft plastic but rather a very robust material. - In the reclining position, it is not fixed; nonetheless, a reasonable amount of effort will be required in order to lean back. - Because of the back's extreme arch, you will need to make a tiny bending motion before you can rest your head on the headrest. To my good fortune, the pillows that came with the pricey gaming chair I bought the year before last are still in good shape. There are only two very little inserts made out of eco-leather. The remaining items are scraps of inferior quality. - The complete chair gives the impression of being a very inexpensive Chinese chair that can be purchased for a couple of thousand dollars. However, there is no way to play it at all. In conclusion, it was a source of great disappointment for me that I was unable to locate the VIKING-8N again. ZOMBIE RUNNER was such a letdown in terms of its "gaming" potential. It's a blessing in disguise that it's not too expensive:-( (the final picture is just a comparison with the chair Bureaucrat VIKING-8N that was used before)