Review on Gaming chair Zombie VIKING-6 KNIGHT, upholstery: imitation leather/textile, color: grey/black by Henrieta Kovaikov

The actual chair met expectations. I specifically selected a fabric covering that you stick in the heat, as opposed to plastic-vinyl. Widely spaced legs provide stability and support. The chair, however, rolls—let's say—difficultly because the wheels spin with trouble. But I believe everything will work out. The seat height adjustment is adequate for my 185 cm height, but the pillow is below the neck. I would generally say that it is a really comfy chair for the home. Regarding delivery separately. The box was promptly brought to the suburbs and taped shut on one side numerous times. I opened it, and everything within dangles. There are not enough long screws for the armrests because the screws poured out. I don't know how I didn't cut the seat and back because the crosspiece, a large, sharp-edged piece of iron, is laying around in a box unpackaged. Even though I shortened it, the lowest portion of the seat is hidden after embly. One leg is lacking a plastic seal that is necessary to emble it. Is it true that the second one has a dent? She is constructed of heavy steel. I requested assistance, and they responded by sending a new leg with a seal and all of the missing screws. The limb was packaged like this and arrived a week later with a broken seal and no fragments. They responded to my letter by sending me two seals separately. Many appreciation to the support team for their prompt response and lack of rubber-pulling. There would be no complaints at all but for this tragic situation. Another chair that is standing. But my gut tells me that a layer like the "ball" capes that Soviet drivers used in the summer will need to be invented. The seat is quite cozy:)