🪑 High Back ProGrid Managers Chair with FreeFlex Seat, Adjustable Arms, 3-Position Locking Tilt Control, Seat Slider - Black Review

Assembly was a little tricky as the instructions are very minimal but once I put it all together it's definitely a good choice for the price. I use this chair while gaming and it's comfortable, keeps me cooler than any leather covered chair and hides well behind my desk when not in use. Highly recommended if you don't mind bad building instructions.

I knew it wasn't a high end chair but at least I expected to receive the same item as the pictures. The arms are tilted and there is no way to adjust the angle. It was advertised as having 2:1 synchronous recline. I can only recline the seat with my full body weight, and even then it moves about an inch, very tight. I tried to contact the manufacturer but the link to their support site doesn't work. I ended up getting stuck in that chair because it would hurt too much to get it back. Purchase…

We've had this for a few months now and it's turned out to be a pretty decent chair. A definite ergonomic improvement over my wife's POS at her home office. The lumbar support is not adjustable but appears to be in the right place. Otherwise, it has all the adjustable parts it should have; Pallet, armrests, height. The packaging it was shipped in was intended to confuse Revain. There are other comments here as well. I had these sent to my office and received them when I picked them up in the…

The chair has good features that can be adjusted manually with screws. It's not a $1,000 chair with a lever to adjust everything. What is - the lower handle of the retractable seat, which locks the height and tilt. The armrest pads only slide forward/backward and do not lean outward/inward. The height adjustment has a wider range than other chairs. Good quality seat fabric. The seat cushion smelled very strongly of chemicals for a few weeks until the foam was completely deflated. It suits me…