Tall Drafting Chair with Folding Armrests Executive Ergonomic Office Chair with Lumbar Support and Adjustable Footrest Ring for Computer/Standing Desk (Black)

Pros: When I received this product. I assembled it. Assembly is very easy and stright forward. You can do it on your own, but having another person makes it easier and faster as they can hold the pieces in position while you screw in the screws. Doing it on your own is very doable, but it would be awkward and take you longer. Both my father and I were shocked at the quality and strength of the metal base, legs and foot rest. It looks Amazing. I bought it as I have back problems and my employer changed my work station to a desk where I have to stand, but the desk is not dsigned for a 6'1 tall person. Day one instantly triggered major back pain. Therefore I had to find a drafting chair with proper lumbar support for medical reasons. Due to my medical issues my employer approved my use of a chair, although I had to buy it myself..lol. The chair gives me everything I needs. Perfect lumbar support. It allows me to adjust the height of the seat as well as the foot rest to the perfect level for me to maintain proper posture while doing my work on the computer and desk. Cons: There was a hiccup on their end delivering my chair. They notified me right away and assured me they already sent a new one. However this resulted in me having to wait like 14 days to get the chair instead of t 8 days originally estimated. They were genuinely apologetic about it though and kept me up to date. You cannot lean back in the chair. Although this feels like a con, it actually makes sense given the height of the chair. If you were to lean back you'd likely topple over as the chair is tall and top heavy. You could get hurt bad falling like that from such a height so makes sense. The foot rest is adjustable which is awesome. I just wish there was a way of fully locking in once you find the perfect position. In this chair you twist a bolt which sort of locks the position, however the bolt is not going into a hole is just tightening up against the metal. over time the weight you apply to the foot rest lossens this bolt and eventually the foot rest will lose it's position. Just means you occasionaly have to put it back to your position and retighten the bolt. It is a little annoying though. One thing that did annoy me. I wanted a black one but for some reason black was like $60 more for the exact same chair? Thank god I love the colour blue lol. Conclusions. If you're like me with back issues and need a fully adjustable, quality chair with foot rest. You cannot go wrong with this chair. It's pricey but after getting it and using it I feel the price is appropriate. I promise you that you will love yours just as much as i love mine. My co-workers are so jealous of it. One said "oh they bought us a nice desk chair" I was all "No! I bought me a quality back support chair. Don't even think about sitting in it" My employer allows me to keep in stored in an area so other staff cannot use it LOL. Thank You TATOZA for helping me find the perfect chair to support my back and keep the pain at bay.

I have an adjustable-height desk (also purchased from Amazon) and needed a drafting chair for those times when my body gets tired of standing. This chair fits the bill and then some! I put it together myself; it took me about an hour, but would take me about half that next time, since now I know what to do (and what NOT to do!). All the parts were there; there are even spare parts (see photo). All the holes were drilled in exactly the right places, too, which isn't always the case when I buy things from Amazon (my standing desk is a great example). The chair fits me; I'm short (5'3.5"), and often the seats of furniture are too deep for me to rest my feet flat on the floor. The depth of the seat on this chair is just a little over 18 inches, and with the adjustable footrest ring, it's perfect. I don't think a tall or heavy person would fit in it, to be honest. But it's perfect for those of us who are vertically challenged. I love that it glides easily on my hardwood floors and that it turns 360 degrees. The chair comes in numerous luscious colors, so take your pick! It is very sturdy, has good lumbar support, and the seat and seat back are very comfortable. And the arms flip up, which was an absolute must when I was shopping for this chair. I got it on sale, too -- $109.00 -- and I'm delighted with this purchase.

Hi, I’ve been looking for a chair for months. Finally! I thought I’d try this one. Hoping I wouldn’t have to send it back. I received the chair quickly. It was easy to put together. I love that it is so lightweight and comfortable. It’s not big and ugly, it’s nice, I like the durability, easy to go up and down, and we especially like that we can rest our feet up on it instead of just the floor.

I bought this chair because I spend a lot of time working and needed something comfortable but also stylish, and I absolutely love it. Since I started using it, I feel much better support in my back thanks to the lumbar support. It makes a big difference, especially during long work hours. The adjustable footrest is also a feature I didn’t know I needed, but now I use it all the time. The flip-up armrests are very convenient because I can adjust them depending on what I’m doing or move them out of the way when needed. The pink color is beautiful and adds a soft, elegant touch to my workspace. It looks great in a modern home office. It feels sturdy, well-made, and very stable. Overall, it’s a great purchase that improved both my comfort and the look of my workspace.

Pros: + Nice quality chair + Good height + Sturdy enough that it doesn't move when i sit down or get up from it + The cushion is thick enough that it feels good to sit on + The back support is nice + Pleasantly surprised by how high and low this chair can go Cons: - The armrests fold up, but don't fully clear the back of the chair. What i mean is that with both armrests folded up, while sitting back, the sides of the front of the armrests are touching my shoulders (the middle of my deltoids) - The back rest doesn't tilt/move. You can adjust the angle of the backrest. That is NOT to say you can't adjust the "support" piece of the backrest up and down where you want the focus support point to be in your back.