Review on 🪑 ProGrid Mesh Back and Padded Coal FreeFlex Seat Office Chair with Adjustable Arms, Lumbar Support, and Titanium Finish Base - High Back, Black by Angie Miller

The thing is a real chair. Mack Truck between office chairs. This piece represents the old school days when quality and durability were paramount to design. The base alone probably weighs 20 pounds, not the entire seat assembly, just the metal mechanism of the chair. Solid steel almost everywhere except for soft-lined parts. The seat upholstery is very comfortable, almost too comfortable? My butt isn't used to this kind of comfort. The grid is not bad, just the right resistance. The material is very grippy and can scratch a bit if you rub it with your elbows. In normal use, however, it does not bother. Strangely, one armrest is slightly higher than the other. Maybe 2mm higher. It's hard to tell by looking at him directly, but I can tell by leaning on my hands. The tilt feature is probably the best. Typically with chairs you have 2 positions: locked upright or unlocked and reclined freely. This chair allows you to unlock it, manually recline it to your desired height, and then lock it back to adjust the position. It has specific breakpoints where it will move forward a bit if you don't lean back the specified amount, but it's still a nice feature. The seat also slides, allowing you to fully adjust the distance between the backrest and the backrest fore and aft. Seat. The lumbar support is pretty good once the correct position is achieved. It's a bit stiff and lumpy in one particular spot, but for me, that's where I need support for my back. My only concern, as with all mesh chairs, is how long the material will last before it sags and is no longer the right quality. Elasticity and resistance or open tears. The chair comes with a 3 year limited upholstery warranty but includes a lifetime mechanical warranty. Hope this chair lasts over 3 years, it's literally built like a tank minus the potentially absorbing mesh back. In any case, a great purchase. PS The chair stinks when you first open it. I suppose it will wear off, but it's pretty overwhelming. We need to air this guy. There is also a "California" warning stating that the materials used in the structures are carcinogenic. I'm not sure if it's just during the manufacturing process or if the materials themselves are cancerous. The smell may indicate the latter, but in any case, comfort is not compromised.