Optimized Modway Thrive Drafting Chair for Standing Desks - Tall Office Chair in Vibrant Orange Review

My love for this chair didn't last long. I've been using it as a daily stool for about seven to eight months and it's already uncomfortable to sit in all day. I'm sad because I like looking at the chair, but the question has already faded away. I work a lot, I need a chair that will stand up to the wear and tear, unfortunately this is not the right chair.

I love this chair! I have a bar table, but sometimes it's nice to sit at it. This chair is comfortable and the height is perfect for getting up at a desk and then pulling back when I'm ready to get back up. Easy to assemble (homemade, no help) and most importantly in such a way that there aren't really armrests in the way, but more side supports.

Not so easy to assemble, not too bad, but spend some time on it. After assembly, I noticed a hole in the mesh of the chair's backrest. Too many problems disassembling and returning, so I'm hoping for a partial refund. Also, the seat of the chair comes down to about halfway down my knees, and I'm not sure it'll be that comfortable. I'm only 5ft 5in so I can only imagine a tall person struggling with that.

so practical! The seat is pleasantly soft and wide, the backrest fits just right. The curved backrests designed to look like armrests don't get in the way at all, which was my biggest concern. Everything is secure and works great. I bought the light gray color and it's really light, not anthracite and very attractive. I would very much like to buy this chair again. Love it! For the record, I'm 5ft 7in and 150lbs and this fits perfectly.

I bought this chair because I read reviews that it was suitable for short people. The seat itself is very comfortable and with the leg rest I can use it and be at the right height to use my chair with my laptop at my desk. It's not low enough to sit in a chair with your feet touching the floor. It's better than many alternatives, which is why I'll leave it, but the world's products weren't made for people with short legs.

I wish I'd spent more money on a better chair. I invested in replacing the wheels which was a big improvement but I only had this chair for about a year and a half with occasional use before it slowly started to decline. It no longer holds me at table height when standing, so I'll either have to "fix" it to stay in the same position so it never gets misaligned again, or I'll have to replace it with a higher quality chair. Haven't decided yet as it fits very well otherwise. I would recommend…

As I send and receive packages every day, I'm pretty damn careful about opening packages. Today I used an X-Acto knife with a new blade and held it so it barely cuts through the tape. Well, some fool who grabbed it put a pillow right under the duct tape. The pillow now has a 3-4 inch blue pillow cut. I'll return it tomorrow. I tried to buy a replacement but they added $30 to the price so I'm going to eBay to buy the same chair. I tried gluing it, but then I thought the problem was in YOU and…

Very disappointed with this purchase. I have a standing desk and bought this chair specifically because it needed to be adjustable to the height of the standing desk. I'm 5ft 5in, which is pretty average for a woman, and although my desk is set at a comfortable standing height (elbows at 90 degrees), my arms need to be gripped when using this chair at its maximum height uncomfortably high. 3-4 inches. I even bought a seat cushion to put on the seat so I sit higher and that doesn't solve the…

I bought this chair almost knowing what I was getting. I bought one through Revain and a few others due to availability issues with Revain. I wouldn't find it that great as an everyday drawing chair. But for use in the kitchen as a bar stool, it's great. Height adjustable is perfect. It rolls easily, sometimes even too easily when stepping in. Most importantly, it will not damage the floor. All typical counters/stools/chairs have solid legs that will tear the wood/laminate floor to shreds over…