Review on Computer chair Metta Samurai S-3.04 for executive, upholstery: textile, color: black by Michal Dobiasz ᠌

Body Mass Index: 178 It's possible that he wouldn't have any issues if his weight were below 90, but he's listed as having 120 kg. In most cases, I wouldn't bother trying to find problems if I didn't have access to the multitool. There's no way I want to go get repairs done once a week, therefore I'll have to insist on a return. I would not suggest buying it. In favor are: Affordability of Costs The chassis has faith that it will not perish without a chance to live (the multitool is worthless in this case). Arguments against it: It's worth it to lean back as far as you can and stay that way for 30 minutes; after that, your back won't go back to where it was. Customer service claimed the marriage of the multiblock had been altered; they replaced the part without incident. Wheels, well, this is typically plain nonsense, what type of engineer came up with the notion of doing such a heresy as wheel movements only when a person is sitting, i.e., small girl to move a chair (vacuum, wash the floor) you need to sit down and ride SERIOUSLY? facepalm The construction is... horrifying? There's no back support when you spin it, so I yanked it off both sides like pins, and now my lower back hurts after just 20 minutes of sitting. in addition to the part itself, the portion's liner is ripped. If you are under 5'11", your legs will hang down in the lowest setting for people 5'11" and taller.