🪑 HERCULES Series Big & Tall 500 lb. Rated Black LeatherSoft Executive Swivel Ergonomic Office Chair with Adjustable Headrest by Flash Furniture Review

I'm 6ft 1in and 380lbs this is a very comfortable computer chair with a solid steel construction on metal hardware. The height adjustable headrest is amazing, it adapts perfectly to your height. The chair has a simple reclining function and the thick steel parts allow for easy recline. As another reviewer said, before putting on the armrests, allow the back a little slack so you can easily line up the armrests. I assembled this chair in about 15 minutes. Only time will tell if this chair stays…

This suction cup is HEAVY! I love it. I have a big butt. And big everything; I'm losing weight, but I still need to be comfortable while playing and working from home. I had a gaming "racing" chair and it was good, but heck it's the best. Good price, my butt is comfortable and I don't feel too big for this chair. That's great. Also, a ratchet was used instead of the included wrench. Was 100 times faster than the little shit thing. Also put some Loctite on the screws so they don't fall apart as…

Good morning everyone. For someone like me who spends long hours at a desk studying and writing, a good chair that is comfortable while supporting your back and supporting your weight is paramount. The price might seem a bit high, but you have to consider all the adverse ergonomic consequences of poor sitting posture. Yes, our backs bear the brunt of our careless posture. Feel free to buy now. And if you're lazy like me, get the build option and a nice guy like this Jamaican will set it up for…

I've been "riding" in this chair for 5 days and it's here. simply good. Definitely big and heavy. Wide seat with good armrests but it's just not very comfortable. The padding feels soft but quickly compresses into a relatively stiff seat. Thankfully, I lean forward when typing because the backrest is the "far back" recline. Good for relaxing but no table support. I doubt most people can lean back in their seat while working, even with a keyboard stand. A little more over the back. Zero lumbar…

The backrest is too inclined compared to the seat. Sitting, the back does not support. When I lean back in the seat, I lean back. I want to stretch the back more upright like a car seat. But it doesn't move like that. The seat needs more lumbar and lumbar support. I had to get a small pillow to be reasonably comfortable sitting up straight. Even when the seat is locked in an upright position, i.e. not reclined, it still wobbles back and forth a little. It doesn't close tightly. If you recline…

This chair is not a Cadillac or Ford truck. There were no such cars. Maybe a tank. My 330 lb dad (who recently broke his expensive chair from staples) described it as being built like a Chinese SKS rifle. It's actually a perfect description because while China was selling the fragile junk we're so used to, all the good solid steel and wood went to the SKS and this chair. I don't expect anyone reading this review to have no idea what an SKS is, so I've posted some photos of the thickness and…

After struggling with some back and neck problems over the holidays I finally had to admit that the old chair was too small for me and I had to spend some money had to on one that is actually meant for a very tall user (6ft 8in). This chair definitely fits that description: a little pricey compared to the one it replaces, but for the first time since I was a teenager I've been able to sit in a chair with a headrest that doesn't end somewhere below my neck. The seat is spacious and high enough…