Review on Razer Iskur XL Gaming Chair With Enhanced Ergonomic Lumbar Support - High-Quality Synthetic Leather And Foam Cushions - Designed For Durability - Memory Foam Headrest - Black/Green by Susan Zhao

The chair is excellent, without a doubt the materials, the lumbar support and the versatility it has is quite good, but I don't know if it is completely comfortable, I mean, I have a $60 chair that seems much more comfortable (except for the lumbar support).When I sit in the Iskur XL I feel too tight in the legs, I am a person who is 1.90, and weighs 110kg, I have quite prominent legs and hips, because of this my legs are glued to each other without any kind of mobility, plus it has a kind of leg containers in the sides which are the ones I hate the most. That makes the sirculacion of my legs is not entirely correct, after about 20 minutes and I have to move to let the blood circulate well as I fall asleep by the wings that has the chair, if only it were flat without those things that squeeze your legs would be excellent, because not everyone has small legs, my wife who is 1.60, weighs 60kg and has small legs it fits normal, neither my loose nor too tight, but this is supposed to be the damn XL, what size is the normal?, unfortunately that part can't be adjusted LIKE EVERYTHING else on the chair. I am even thinking of putting a knife through it or bending it in some way so that my legs are more free, unfortunately I can't return it, because I live in another country, but if I could I would certainly do so. I thought that by ordering the XL, it would be designed for people with a little overweight, but it is incredible that my $60 chair that I have next to me does take this into account and the $500 razer does not.Aside from the other things mentioned, I have no complaints, the armrests are fully adjustable, as well as the lumbar support, recline and height. The materials are of excellent quality and it is very beautiful.So if you don't have wide legs or big buttocks this product is for you.