Review on Premium Ergonomic Office Chair with Lumbar Support, High Back Desk Chair - Tribesigns Big Tall Chair with Breathable Mesh Seat, 3D Armrest & Blade Wheels by Beth Wagner

36 years old, 6ft 2" 260lbs, not happy with support or comfort. Maybe this chair will appeal to a small person. IDK that thing is super uncomfortable and painful lol. In general, the thing is a letdown for me, I'm sending it back. This is exactly what I've been trying to avoid for days while searching for Revane. 🤦‍♂️It's hard to find a chair with mesh and lots of adjustments at an affordable price, so I'm giving them this one. But it all depends; "Is it comfortable?" My answer is no. A few design tweaks and this chair could be the winner. Get rid of back vibrations. Tilt? Yes. Rock? no Make chair seat straight, level, don't lean back, less pressure on front legs, real neck support in and out, up and down. ADVANTAGES: Quality construction. Nice slim design with a nice black base. Real full size roller wheels. Network. Adjustable 3D armrests as described. CONS: - Armrests are actually stiffer than most "soft" armrests. Not as comfortable as the cheaper chair I mentioned below. Not enough customization due to poor design to try and get it working for me. The backrest also moves when the chair tilt is locked. It is in a metal structure on a base with springs and there is no way to stop it. Because of this, it removes all wood support and puts stress on your legs. To try and better support my back I had to move the base up from the "219" holes (as per the manual). the next. This will move your entire back closer to the chair and try to add more support as it naturally rocks back. The chair feels like it's reclined (yes, I have full forward recline and the forward-locked feature) and this puts a lot of pressure under the front feet. Also, there is significant pressure on the sides of my legs. The front pad is designed to provide good support, but it falls short. It is too hard. You have to transfer to an armchair. Maybe it wears out over time? Almost perfect when you put your feet on something directly above the chair. It's almost impossible to do this at a computer desk when you're tall. There is no neck/head support unless you tilt your head back. People need support when they sit at the computer 10-15 hours a day. You can't see the computer with your head up. Finding a chair with a properly adjustable headrest is almost impossible. The assembly is quite simple, but the parts are very difficult to remove from the plastic. The previous chair I used is much more comfortable. https://smile.amazon. com/gp/product/B07HSW27GD/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=A3KJUR99JGR6ZG&psc=1 Now I have bought a respawn gaming chair, I hope it will fit me.