Review on Computer chair Everprof Polo S for executive, upholstery: textile, color: gray by Czesawa Wlazo ᠌

The chair seemed fine at first, but any concerns were swiftly put to rest after it was put to use. First of all, while it's in its most upright posture, I don't get why the rear is angled backwards. Those chairs require a certain degree of recumbency if you want to place the emphasis where it belongs: on your back. Second, anyone over about 5 feet tall would look ridiculous sitting in that chair. I'm 1.78 feet tall, and even though the headrest is at its highest setting, I can't help but feel that I still need to raise it. He also shifts jobs (which was a bonus when I was considering making a purchase from him). In fact, if you are the same height as me or taller, leaning on the chair and forcing your head against the headrest can cause it to move and spin. Unfortunately, there is no way to secure the headrest in place. Thirdly, I felt the seat lurch to the left and right as I shifted position. All the screws are tight, I checked. All reactions. It's obvious that this chair is not the most expensive option, but it suffers from far too many flaws to be considered worthwhile.