Review on Computer chair Zombie DRIVER gaming, upholstery: imitation leather, color: black/blue by Felicja Foktyska ᠌

I am 185 pounds. 81 pounds. The chair fit my requirements and fit beneath my computer desk well despite the lack of a height adjustment. For typing, hands can easily rest on the armrests. I hope carpal tunnel syndrome won't occur. I'm currently sitting in an armchair and composing these words without looking up. Perhaps one of you needs this advice: 1. Use the cross with caution. Edge processing is not done. They are hot as a result (with skewer remnants). When taking anything out of the box or putting it together, you could hurt your fingertips. 2. Place the crosspiece on its back and place it on the ground so that it rests from top to bottom before inserting the wheels. Avoid trying on weight. It's really close. 3. First secure the armrests to the chair back. lower bolt first. due to the higher one being more challenging (the armrest prevents 360-degree turns). Press the armrest firmly after feeling the thread. If not, the foam rubber will not permit twisting. Likewise, tighten the seat by pressing the armrests tightly. Because there is more foam rubber there, it is harder. 5. I took the white piece out of the crosspiece bushing. Hope it's accurate. 6. It is possible to flip the top cushion. If the word "Zombie" makes you uncomfortable 7. Pillows immediately disperse. Every time, you need to correct it again. This is not a problem in theory if you use the keyboard frequently. The comfort of the fifth point is crucial))) 8. Keep the screwdriver handy so you can use it to tighten the armrests. useful for periodic bolt tightening and for relocating PS. Despite this, the instructions call for spring washers at number 11! After a few days of use without them, the chair starts to creak. I made the bolts tighter. The groan has stopped. For a long time, I hope. But this issue probably wouldn't have existed if washers and springs were present.