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Not impressed. He was just dropped off at the door and he's missing his leg. Isn't the missing leg even in the box? Frankly, that's embarrassing. Now we have to make an effort to send it back and hopefully get another one that has all the right parts. I do not recommend buying. But wait a little longer! Got a new seat today. I sent the original back and just received a new chair. Of course his leg is missing again. I took the first 2 photos from the first chair. The second 2 photos are the…

Product brought for my son to play in his room. The product was easy to assemble and my son worked with me to put it together. He likes how far the chair can recline and finds it comfortable enough for him. Cons: My son doesn't like the fact that the armrest of the chair keeps rotating as it doesn't lock. Another issue is that when adjusting the height, even with my 180 lb weight sitting in the chair, it takes a lot of effort to lower the chair. There is no such problem to lift the chair as it…

Not worth $200. If I could exchange my purchase for a Secretlab chair, I would. The structure was fine. It took about 30 minutes and wasn't difficult at all. My only concern was the amount of hard plastic. I have a broken arm and a broken funnel running around the main pole. Leopard Outdoor sent me a replacement armrest, but the screw holes were a different size and didn't match the chair. You didn't mess with the other part. 1 week later I still haven't heard from them on the matter. Sticking…

OY! Buyer warning! I've had it for about 2 months and it started off almost perfectly, but now the height isn't fully adjustable, the arms need to be tightened every day and it has terrible forward lean. I took it apart and put it back together to see if that helps or not. I haven't tweaked much, mostly up and down. I'm 5ft 4" and needed a foot brace when it was at max height (as expected) but now my knees are at max height above my hips so the adjustment obviously doesn't work anymore. Because

UPDATE: After about 10 months of use, the chair is beginning to fall apart and crumble under its own weight; I weigh about 160 pounds so this chair shouldn't hold me down. The adjustable armrests maintain their firmness, resting on them with the lightest weight of my hand, they fall off and completely negate the adjustable feature. generally a product with a very overpriced price; especially when there are higher quality options with more features for less money. I'm already looking for a new…

I bought this chair because I needed a good but not insanely expensive office chair to work from home due to the coronavirus lockdown. The chair arrived very well packaged. At the moment it looks very well made, the stitching and plastic parts seem to be of good quality. All metal parts are also well made. All assembly components fit easily and smoothly. I'm not giving it 5 stars just because it seems a bit difficult. The chair's raising/lowering and backrest mechanisms are stiff and don't move

As others have pointed out, it requires a bit more assembly than other chairs I've bought, but it was also reasonably priced, well packaged and fairly easy to work with put together. . One step that wasn't very clear in the instructions should be obvious when looking at the parts, but in case they come loose, the vertical arm mounts have a plastic guide that slides over the bottom of the mount - it has a cutout in it it. Side of the guide for the protrusion of the rod that secures the vertical…

So I got the chair and the first thing that strikes you is that it has a lot of detail (more than you normally find in a handcrafted chair). So I unpack everything and find that there are no instructions. So I spend a lot of time searching until I find a video that someone else bought from Revain. The chair is beautiful, sturdy and comfortable, but if you make assembly difficult, put the instructions in the box. Updated: Well, I've had a chair for about a month now. Well, it began to creak…