Review on Vertagear SL2000_BP S Line Racing Gaming Sports & Fitness and Leisure Sports & Game Room by Matt Woodward

great chair. Supports my weight very well and I weigh almost 300 pounds. I've had it for a few months now and only have two issues with it: 1) The raised sides at the front of the seat cut into my (really very large) hips when I'm sitting with a lumbar pillow attached for more than a few hours huh is pretty important as the purpose of a gaming chair is to keep me comfortable for absurdly long gaming sessions. Relatively easy to solve by removing the lumbar pillow, which I find uncomfortable anyway. The seat fits my body much better with the extra depth I get from removing the cushion. 2) The wheels are terrible. After rolling this thing lightly across a three foot carpeted floor for about two months, one of the wheels fell apart. I've never had that with any other chair's wheels in my entire life, and I've bought a lot of lousy, understated chairs that cost like $50 at stationery stores. Cushions can crack over time, faux leather can peel, seat hinges can break, but the wheels on all of these chairs still work. I'm very disappointed that I can't say the same about a chair that costs six times as much and uses fancy wheels as a selling point. Just factor in the additional $10-$20 price tag for spare wheels that you'll inevitably have to buy.