Big and Tall Office Chair 400lbs Wide Seat, Leather High Back Executive Office Chair with Foot Rest, Ergonomic Chairs Lumbar Support for Lower Back Pain Relief (Brown)

This is hands down the best office chair I’ve ever had. At first I was going to just bite the bullet and go for one of the hundreds of gaming chairs that are out there, most with iffy reviews and none really standing out as being high quality, but I’m so glad I didn’t and found this chair instead. It’s so luxurious and incredibly comfortable for the price it is. I got the Mesh Dark Blue color and it’s so regal and fancy looking, I’ve got many compliments on it. The white outline really makes it pop and makes it really unique. It’s definitely a big, sturdy chair compared to most but I like putting my feet/legs up in chairs so I really like that it’s a bit oversized for me (5’5) so I can sit in many positions. It’s also a very heavy chair to move but still easy to roll. Like other people have said, when sitting down it feels more like a super comfy recliner than an office chair, so I actually look forward to going to work just to be able to sit in my comfy chair! The arm rests are pretty adjustable and very well padded. My last chair (in the background of the attached pictures) had very hard, flat arm rests that made my elbows hurt everyday from leaning on them, and now they never hurt with how squishy these are! This chair doesn’t have an actual head rest, however, just lean back a couple inches and you’re in the danger zone of falling asleep because it’s so comfy. The back padding of the chair doesn’t look like it would be very soft because of the mesh, but just barely poking a single finger into it makes it squish, so it’s really comfortable. The embossed pattern on the back also adds to the luxuriousness of the chair, even if it does make me think of a toilet paper pattern. I included a picture of the back of the chair since not many other reviews did.I love the foot rest. After looking through (literally) hundreds of other office chairs with foot rests, I found this one was pretty unique. First, it’s a mesh material to match the chair so there won’t be any peeling ‘leather’ after years of use. Second, the bars seem very sturdy and I feel like I could put a good amount of weight on it and it wouldn’t break. Third, there’s a small, U-shaped indent on the end that I wasn’t really sure why it was designed that way, but after putting my feet up, I realized that my calf/ankle fits perfectly in that little area so maybe it’s to not cut off circulation? Whatever the reason, it’s super comfortable!I did request the extra wheels and shorter hydraulic lift right after purchasing the chair and customer service responded very quickly and they got both things and my chair to arrive at the same time so that was nice. I put on both longer and then shorter hydration lifts and only noticed a few inches difference, as is advertised. I wish the shorter one could be even shorter though since I’m not a very tall person, so as of now I have the chair down as far as it will go. I tried out the rubber wheels at home first on tile and they didn’t move around too precisely (would have to make a wide turn to make a circle) so I decided to keep the original plastic wheels on so it would move easier on a plastic chair mat at work, but it was very nice they gave them away at no extra charge.The Pros - Everything aboveThe Cons - This chair is very easy to fall asleep in due to how comfy and cozy it is. Hopefully I don’t get fired for all the dozing I do now since making this purchase but I’m sure glad I did.If you’ve been looking endlessly through pages and pages of chairs after chairs after chairs and are hellbent on finding that perfect, comfy chair with a foot rest and want the search to finally end so you can go back to enjoying your life, the search ends here because this is the chair you’ve been looking for. So stop and just buy it!!!!!!

Overall I'm very impressed with this chair. I was looking for a wide chair as a lot of chairs are made for tiny people. The width of the seat provides a good amount of space for people with "big hips." It was one of the easiest chairs I've put together. One thing to be careful of is if you are not very tall. Even at 6'1", at the lowest position, my feet are flat on the floor. You can be a bit shorter but it will depend on your legs. I have a sensitive bottom so cushions are pretty good. I have to use another insert like the purple seat cushion but this is mainly due to my particular demands. Looks great at my desk and pretty stable. Don't expect much "rocking" but overall stable and won't easily tip over even in recline position unless you are pretty heavy. I"m about 200 lbs and don't have a concern. We will see on durability but it feels good.

This is a bit long, but maybe will help someone.The chair is great. I have been looking for a chair for several months, and finally settled on this one. My only hang-up was that I really wanted genuine leather, which this chair is not. The chairs with genuine leather are either (a) priced well over $1k, or (b) are cheap junk. This chair replaces my old, genuine leather chair, that was less than 3 years old. Unfortunately, it fell into the "cheap junk" category, as I came to find out. I had ordered that chair, just based on the leather...and in fact that is the ONLY part of the chair that held up. I replaced the base when it broke, replaced the hydraulic lift when it broke, and had to re-work the arm rests so they would stop falling off. The sides and back were also deteriorating...so quite literally, the ONLY "good" part of that chair was the actual leather itself.So, apologies for the back story, but that leads me into the review of this chair. In putting it together, I could easily see that this chair is hands down much more well-made than my old one. The base of the old one appeared to be a cast metal or some kind. Problem with cast metals are that they tend to be brittle...which is exactly what happened to me…one of the legs broke off with no warning. This chair's base is welded steel...I'm pretty confident it's not going anywhere. Second is the comfort. Lesson learned from the old chair is that if it appears to be thin padding, it definitely is. After a year or so, I had to add more fill to the old chair to keep it from being so "flat.” It was filled with some sort of cubed foam. This chair has the spring-cushion seat, and bolstered back with lumbar support. It is very comfortable, and the padding is 2, maybe 3 times thicker than the old chair. While the covering of this chair is not genuine leather, it does have a very good feel, looks to be of high quality, and is breathable - which would have been my biggest complaint had it not been. The arm rests are generous in size, and fit comfortably under the desk without hitting. I probably could have done without the footrest, but suppose it may be nice to have at some point. The tilt features work very well...plenty of firm resistance, but not so much to force you up straight, or be horizontal with a simple lean back...the tension is just right. Putting the chair together was easy...took me maybe 30 minutes, and half of that was easily spent just unpacking all the parts, as they were well protected in the box. I would agree with what some others have said about needing a second set of hands with getting the back on. I managed okay, just me, but probably should have had my wife come help...but you know, men can do it all on their own...So, all in all, I'm very happy with this chair, thus far. Hopefully it will withstand the test of time...if I can even get three years out of it, that's okay...I feel a lot better about getting a $2-300 chair every 3 years, than I do about spending $700+ each time. Some photos for reference...you can see how thick the padding is, compared to the other chair.