Review on 💺 Enhance Your Workstation Comfort with NOUHAUS ErgoTASK/ErgoDRAFT - Ergonomic Task/Draft Chair with Headrest and Wheels (Grey, ErgoDraft) by Prathima Rrain

This is a decent chair, especially for the price. Here are my pros and cons. Pros: It's large enough to use with a standing desk. I can either just sit on it or rest a bit on it to take some stress off my legs during the day. I like that it locks in the rearmost position. The buoyancy is negligible, so you're not standing with the backrest all the way back at a 90° angle. I love that mesh material is used for maximum airflow and neither your back nor your back gets sweaty from sitting all day. The armrests are basic, only moving up and down, but I like that they move low enough not to get in my way when I'm not using them, and in that position they don't hit the keyboard stand . I was hesitant to even wear them but decided I wanted them to keep the chair stable when I sit down or stand up. The round chair footrest is ideal when I want to sit fully down but don't feel the need to lower my desk or chair. The headrest looks like it sits too far, but I usually find it in a good position. It can move up and down and tilt. I leave it just below my head at the top of my neck and find it quite comfortable. I really appreciate the degree of tilt in the back of the chair. I have sciatica and other nerve issues in my lower back, and being able to recline 130 degrees is especially important to take some pressure off my lower back. It's such a simple thing, but I love the little hanger on the back. It's so annoying when you throw a zipped or buttoned jacket over the shoulders of a chair and it's clinging to your back or arms. "Don't put your feet on the ground. It doesn't bother me much, but I have to push with my front foot to get around. Each pulley has a lock and it's very easy to get them off. I understand why it's 'all the same this is a tall drafting chair but they are a little intrusive I'm not a tall person but even I can feel the plastic on the sides of the seat a bit more so if I'm a male aspect this chair is on the sides of the thighs for those over 34 or maybe 36" uncomfortable at the waist. The back of the chair doesn't adjust up/down or in/out. There's also no seat. There's a decent amount of flex in the lumbar region, but it's not adjustable and you can not adding extra support. I think the mesh is good, but feels different than missing it. When I'm wearing shorts, the mesh around the edge of the seat tends to chafe against the skin, which it doesn't is particularly pleasant. I'm not sure about the durability of the material. I'm afraid a pencil or something like that in my pocket could easily rub, cut it up, and soon after, it would be torn to pieces. This is just an issue and I will update this review with any changes or after a year of use to comment on durability. Overall I am very happy with this chair. It lacks configuration options and I have concerns about the durability of the material, but the rest of the build seems pretty solid. Assembly was easy, although the instructions weren't too clear as to which screws were which, and there were additional parts not mentioned in the instruction manual, leaving you wondering if you missed a step. Most importantly, I needed a chair with a decent angle and headrest, not leather or breathable fabric, and I really wanted something I could use as extra support while standing. It was the only chair that met all of these requirements.