Review on Computer chair Zombie RUNNER gaming, upholstery: imitation leather/textile, color: black/blue by Bogusawa Tokarska ᠌

The previous chair was also a "Bureaucrat" from VIKING-8N, although he or she only lasted for 1.5 years before "successfully" collapsing. I tried to reserve the same seat, but the "Bureaucrat" only had one "type of gaming" ZOMBIE RUNNER chair left. I'm not sure who its intended audience is, though. Narrow — I'm just 177 centimeters tall and weigh 70 kilograms, therefore I don't fit very well. - There's hardly much give in the seat. How I'll feel after sitting all day every day is a mystery to me. The grips are not pliable but rather fashioned of a rigid plastic. - It is not fixed in the reclining position; a reasonable amount of effort is required to lean back. - You'll have to bend forward a little to put your head on the headrest because of how curved the back is. Thankfully, I still had the pillows from my extravagant gaming chair from the year before. Made of eco-friendly leather with just two tiny inlays. The remainder of the content is worthless rag. - The entire chair looks and feels like it was made for a couple thousand dollars and sold in China. However, there is no way to play it. In overall, I was sad that I lost track of the VIKING-8N. Saddened by the "gaming" nature of this ZOMBIE RUNNER. Thankfully, it's not too expensive: ( (the final picture is merely for reference in comparison to the old bureaucrat chair, model VIKING-8N)