Duramont Ergonomic Office Chair – Adjustable Desk Chair with Lumbar Support and Rollerblade Wheels – High Back Chairs with Breathable Mesh – Thick Seat Cushion, Head, and Arm Rests – Reclines Home & Kitchen

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great chair for all day use.

This chair is very nice and definitely worth the money. Spend at over 8 hours in it each day don’t feel sore or any pain. Very sturdy and ergonomic. 5 stars, couldn’t be happier with it.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

A fair price for the quality

Normally a good chair is an overlooked piece of your setup. I can guarantee you’re looking at this right now because you need to work from home, or you have a cheap store brand chair and you wanted to spend some extra money.Before diving into my opinion on the product, remember that every body is different. For me, my body didn’t fit the chair comfortably. As you can tell with other reviews on the product, it fit others perfectly fine. That being said, I do have a few design suggestions to the Duramont team to improve this product.* Use a different back mesh that has more give to it. You want something that can cradle the user.* Use an entirely different lumbar as the provided one (for me) created back pain when sitting in the chair. While the lumbar had up and down, it didn’t have much extend and retract. As a result, even on the most “out of the way” setting, it was digging into my back like plastic as the cushion used was not thick enough.Otherwise those two points, I think I had a mostly pleasant experience.A nice feature I liked, but dreaded, is the non-stepped back tilt. I loved it because it’s a breath of fresh air on a chair. I dreaded it because I know, over time, the friction lock can start to slip if you lean back too hard into the chair. Duramont reached out to me after writing the original review and they told me that there was a simple fix to remove the slipping problem. If you have questions regarding this, I’d suggest you reach out to them directly at duramontbrands@gmail.comWhen it comes to warranty, there’s a 90 day money back guarantee (which appears to be the standard in this industry), so I’d suggest you try it out and see if you like it or not. The worst is that you disassemble it and return it (have a rubber mallet ready to get the piston out of the base).Overall, I think for the price of chair in the market, I think you’re in for a good seating experience and this is definitely a safer option than the other chairs in this price range.

5.0 out of 5 stars

The chair is fine, maybe even exellent for your needs, customer service is excellent

*** Update – 4/20/2020 ***Duramont reached out to me regarding my original 3 star review. Since the chair did not meet my ergonomic needs, they were willing to issue a refund. It’s fair to say that they want to make sure that their customers are happy and satisfied with their products. This is especially important when buying furniture online that you cannot try out in-person. Based on how important I consider customer service to be, I have decided to update my rating. There is no quality issue with the chair, it just didn’t meet my needs.*** Original 3 star Review – 4/14/2020 ***This is a fine, but not great chair. I have not been using it for long, so this is my review after less than a week of use. Ultimately the negatives come down to one primary thing, and that is the seat height. If the entire seat could be lowered by another 1-2″, almost every negative would be eliminated from my review.Pros:- The mesh back is comfortable and breathable- The headrest is a nice addition that can easily be removed if it doesn’t suit you- The recline motion is good.Cons:- The seat height does not get as low as I would like. This totally ruins the ergonomics of my home office setup, since I cannot raise the height of my keyboard and mouse. Now I am much more hunched over when typing than I used to be in my old chair. I also am much more comfortable sitting with my knees slightly higher than my hips, but that is not possible in this chair. To be fair, this is a common problem. I had a hard time finding any chairs that could sit as low as my old chair without compromising on other important features and cost, so I had to settle for living with this problem.- The seat cushion is very stiff, with practically zero compliance. I have not had an issue with butt comfort, but the lack of compliance of the cushion compounds the seat height problem above. I think the seat height would be less of an issue if the cushion actually had some compliance, considering how thick the seat cushion is. But at 155 lbs, I do not get any compression of the seat cushion when I sit.- The armrests are much farther forward than ideal. They function, but would be much more useful if they were 3″ or so back from where they are. In their location they interfere with my natural arm position when trying to use my mouse. This would not be an issue if the entire chair could be lowered by another inch or two.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Just buy it!

Buy this chair now! I’m doing to do my best to be as concise as possible and refrain from going on an endless rant about how much I love this chair.What I’m going to do instead is accurately and thoroughly review this marvel of modern engineering. First I’d like to tell you a little bit about myself. I’m a 6 foot tall 250 pound military member with previous surgery on L5S1 which has left me with nerve pain every day of my life as well as problems on three other levels of my spine. Generally chairs aren’t designed to seat a person of my stature and won’t last very long. I requirea chair that’s very sturdy, adjustable and ergonomic.The box came, overjoyed I struggled to lift it into my apartment. The first thing I noticed was the weight of the box. It gave me a sense of assurance in knowing that I bought quality. The Hardware felt to be of good manufacturing. Also I received double the hardware necessary to assemble the chair. I LOVE EXTRA HARDWARE. The instructions were very well illustrated and the chair built in minutes. One thing that I really appreciated was the way adjustments were engineered into the design of the chair. While assembling you can adjust the width of the arm rests. Once the bolts are tightened down your arm rests will only adjust up and down. Another adjustment built into the chairs construction is controlling the distance from the seat to the back rest. This is generally only a feature on higher end chairs and I was happy to see that is has quite a bit of range.The roller blade wheels are amazing! My apartment has tile floor and my old terrible chair struggled to move anywhere, often getting tiny wheels stuck in the grooves of the tile. It generally made navigating chasms of my unorganized room clumsy and difficult. With these rollerblade wheels I can glide from one end of the room to the other. Its effortless, I love it.The mesh feels very comfortable and breathable. The lumbar support is amazing. I nearly fell asleep the moment I sat in this. The lever that allows the chair to tilt back or sit straight up is the kind of lever that you push down or pull up. This is very good because some other chairs have a lever that’s essentially a bar that you slide horizontally. Over time the bar can work its way out so when you go to sit back in your chair the lever pops out and the char sends you flying backward. This has happened to me at least fifty or sixty times and I have ended up on the ground as a result of this. The design of the seat back lever of prevents this from happening.This chair is so comfortable that I felt the need to write this review as soon as I sat down. Already my back feels better, my nerve pain is reduced. I had been sitting on a broken chair for over a year and a half until I noticed the amount of discomfort I was ignoring and pulled the trigger on this. I will update this review if anything changes or the chair fails overtime.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Luxurious? No. Wicked comfy? Hella!

First impressions. Replacing a Respawn gaming chair, looking for something with a more robust seat. The Respawn seat flattened to the wood in a few weeks, had to buy a butt cushion, but that’s another review. I need a solid well constructed, very comfy all-day chair for telehealth work. I was looking at mesh chairs, but worried about stretch and longevity. Wife nixed all my cushy leathery chairs like the Sertas, and got me to buy this one. Looked like a nice cushy seat, comfortable airy back. Seemed a bit pricey, but I’m cheap (the Sertas evidence to the contrary), which is why the wife picked the chair. It looked good, so we bought the Duramont ergonomic chair for a solid seat and a mesh back, a hybrid.Nicely boxed, heavy. Well packaged, arrived undamaged. Unpacked in a few minutes. I followed the easy directions, one page. Had it together in less than 25 min. It really does come with white cotton gloves, and a very nice T hex wrench. Popped the wheels on, stuck the airlift in the very heavy solid metal base. Nice wheels. The cat is a very big 18 lb Siberian for scale, who is head butting my phone as I try to write this. His name is Zaphod, big lovey lug of a cat. I used the box as a table to build the seat on which made getting it together by myself quite easy. I set the seat upside down on the box. I put the base on first, instead of the armrests, because as an American ain’t no one the boss of me. Actually, because ts massively heavy and held the seat down steady. 4 bolts, solid, felt like they could take gorilla tight, but I stopped just short. The armrests were also easy, but I could feel the wood give a bit on a couple bolts so they are nice and tight but also not gorilla tight. Solid. This thing is a tank. First sitting: luxurious? No. Kinda utilitarian. Wicked comfy? Hella yeah. The seat is firm and very comfortable for my 5″11″, 235 lbs of chubby buddy. Loving that lumbar pad support, right where its suppose to be on my back. I found I have the armrests all the way up, as well as the head rest, but it’s quite comfortable. This seat can be raised really high, my feet don’t quite touch the ground at full extension of the airlift, nice for my high desk. First impression: solid, well constructed very comfy chair. Is it worth $329? I wouldn’t have bought it, but I’m cheap. My wife never misses getting the quality she pays for, this chair included. Tomorrow’s work day will tell if its a solid, well constructed very comfy all-day chair. If you want quality, this is a good bet.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Perfect for Home Office

Chair very comfortable. Adjustable height great. Love the headrest. Perfect for the occasional rest during a long day of computer work.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Very happy with my new chair

Wheels are nice and sturdy, do not catch on anything. Chair quality feels good. Nothing feels “cheap” on this chair. Only took about 20 minutes to get the chair together. It was nice to see the detail that went into this.The lumbar support is a little squishy, but not bad. I might not have it fully adjusted TBH. The headrest is probably the one odd part that will take the most getting used to. How it adjusts is kind of odd, and feels a little different. That is taking a little bit to get used to.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Nice chair

Sturdy cushion sear, great lombar support. Not so great hear rest.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Recommend Duramont Office Chair

We are very pleased with this Duramont desk chair. The quality is excellent for the price.It has all the height and back adjustments we were looking for in a new office chair.One small note: As Duramont indicates, the arms move up and down but the arm rests do not translate in and out. If that’s a feature you require, then you’ll need to look elsewhere.The chair was well packed and protected from today’s typical rapid and often brutal delivery.Assembly was easy to follow with the pictured instructions. The written instructions are a somewhat clunky translation to English but you won’t have any trouble deciphering their meaning.The supplied fasteners were extremely well organized in an individually labeled blister package. Duramont also supplies extra fasteners and washers.The bolts come with tread locker already applied to the threads. Duramont also includes a T-handle hex 5mm Allen wrench which makes the assembly must more convenient.If you have you own 12mm six-point socket wrench, it will make attaching the chair back to the seat slightly easier but it can still be completed with their supplied T-handle Allen wrench.This is one of the best and most well-executed self-assembly supplied packaging we have seen from any company. Other companies could learn some lessons from Duramont.Everything went together exactly as indicated in the instructions, bolts threaded in smoothly by hand, and nothing had to be forced together during assembly.We recommend this Duramont office chair. It is a high-quality product in both materials and design.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

EASE OF ASSEMBLEY

GOOD QUALITY

4.0 out of 5 stars

Made it work

This is a great chair after a couple modifications. It’s well built and comfortable with good adjustments.To get it to work for me, I needed to make a couple changes. First, I removed the lumbar support, which was poking me in the back instead of supporting me. I couldn’t adjust it in a good way. I was concerned my back would have problems with no lumbar support, but remarkably, the chair provides descent lumbar support on its own without the pokey support bar installed.Second, the wheels were not good for my carpeting with a mat on it. They dug in and the chair would not move. They might be best for a hard surface or very thin carpeting. Thankfully, I had spare wheels from my old chair. I swapped them and it was much better.

4.0 out of 5 stars

Good Value

I work from home so spend hours each day. Had a leather chair but the leather flaked. Wanted a new chair with the mesh so it would not flake after a few years.The chair assembly is easy and well labeled. The adjustments are good. The soft wheels are terrific. The seat is firm but after a couple months, it is suiting me well. The lumbar support is highly adjustable. Don’t dial in too much at first. It may be too much. I needed to back it off to get comfortable.Still 4 stars is all I can assign because it’s a good value for the price, but it is not as good as a 5 star rating… which undoubtedly means a more expensive chair.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Mixed Review but great company

Update… Review is still about the same. The discomfort I had first day did not continue once I adjusted better. Still wish back support was a bit better for me but… The company is amazing. They read my first review and reached out to me to figure out how to make it right.For that reason and that I do think many would love these chairs I ma changing my review to 5 stars.It’s hard finding a company that cares so much about it’s products and customer. Good job Duramont!So, I received my chair on the weekend and assembled it on Monday. I wanted to give a few days of use before leaving my review.I’ve now been using the chair for a full week.Assembly was no real issue, did take a little time and only one correction (put the arms on wrong sides even though marked). Only issue with product out of the box was one armrest had a dent in the cushion from resting against the metal on the other armrest while in the box. The dent has mostly corrected itself, but the issue is not enough to really complain, just a minor dent on inside of armrest.Love the height of this chair and size of seat. The wheels are great, I actually have to be careful not to go rolling across the room they glide so nice. The back tilt and raise and lower function work well.Lumbar support – there was nothing in the documentation explaining that it could be raised and lowered. Originally, the position was WAY to low for me and was very uncomfortable. After looking at it in detail I realized it could be raised or lowered (although not necessarily easily, make sure to have no tension on it when moving up or down). With chair mostly upright I feel most of my back support is on the lumbar, even at most compressed setting. I wish it were a little less so more of my back could rest against the chair back. In reclining, it is wonderful but that is not practical for working.The seat cushion, some complained about it being too hard. I don’t feel that is the case, it is not super soft, but at 275 lbs, I have no issue with it.The headrest is pretty much useless unless reclining, but this is also probably linked to the fact that most of my back is not resting fully against the back of the chair (see lumbar above). When reclining, it is great.Overall – I’m still on the fence on this chair. I do like it more on day 5 than I did on day 1. First day I was very uncomfortable until I got it adjusted better. I wish it had more back support overall but it is not bad now that I was able to position the lumbar a bit better. If I put a pillow on the back of chair it works well, but for the cost of this chair, I shouldn’t need that, Maybe a little more time and me adjusting to it will make the difference. We will see and I will update if so.

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3.0 out of 5 stars

Great chair for 4 years, then rapidly fell apart.

This chair was the first time I spent more than $100 on an office chair. And, initially the benefits were huge. so much adjustability and more functionality for leaning back. But all this came at a cost, and more than just in the price tag.I used this chair for 7-8 hours a day for 4 years. After about a year, I noticed it would lean back easier and easier. So even if I just wanted to sit up with some back support, it would sink back and I would be practically reclining. I did some adjustments, problem solved. Rinse and repeat about once a month for two years and gradually the adjustments became harder and harder to make.In the third years the plastic attaching the back to the base broke and the back was permanently leaning back a little bit. Not a huge deal, so I lived with it. But it slowly broke more and more until eventually I effectively had a stool.I did some jury rigging with industrial glue, and got it last another year. Then today I noticed the tension for the base was leaking onto the ground. Probably because I’d had to tighten it so much over the years to prevent it from leaning when I didn’t want.After trying to fix it, i have lost all control of the lean function and the I am left with a floppy stool.I still got my money’s worth without a doubt. But I just found it quite surprising that it didn’t last as long as those $70 chairs I’d get at office max. It makes sense when I think about it: this chair had a lot more moving parts and thus a lot more points of failure.All this being said, I think I’ll stick with cheap chairs that stay at the same comfort level for longer, even if it isn’t nearly as nice as when the more expensive chair was brand new.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

A (very) tall guy’s perspective

TL;DR: If you’re ‘tall’ you’ll probably like it. If you’re ‘stupid tall’ – I don’t know of a better affordable option for you.I’m 6’7″ and around 260lbs. I got this chair because several reviews online suggest that this is a good option for a tall person. Let’s just get into this for a second: 6’2″ is tall. Almost everyone thinks that 6’2″ is tall, and even though I’m a giant, I can tell that someone at 6’2″ probably deals with the challenges of buying things that fit. Most sites recommending things for tall people are talking about people who are 6’2″ when they write one of those “top 10 chairs for tall people working from home” articles. 6’7″ is not in that consideration set. 6’7″ is a height that maybe .01% of people would ever write a review about. 6’2″ is tall, 6’7″ is stupid tall.I’m not writing this to specifically answer whether this chair would work well for someone who is “tall”; I think there are already reviews about that on here. But yeah, I’ll say it: if this chair works for me, it will probably work for you too. I’m specifically writing this to help the handful of peeps out there who are “stupid tall” (there are literally dozens of us).For the ‘tall’ – this chair is probably ‘good’. For the ‘stupid tall’ This chair is ‘fine’, bordering on good. It is the second best chair I’ve had behind a Herman Miller Aeron size C at my last office. The gap in comfort is pretty big between the two, but no where near big enough that I’d shell out $1000 more to buy one.Some comments:- I don’t expect this chair’s construction will allow this chair to last more than 2-3 years with someone over 250lbs sitting on it daily. It makes some noises when I move around- The arm-rests are too narrow for me to use; luckily I typically rest my arms on my desk and move the chair closer so this isn’t a huge deal. Just slightly uncomfortable when I recline as I have to awkwardly angle my arms inward- Just providing a couple inches of telescoping of the back of the chair would probably solve a lot of issues for me- The seat length is adequate to support my long legs, but not enough to support all the way out to the back of my knees as ergonomic guides would recommend- I DO find myself leaning forward at my desk pretty frequently, something that I didn’t do as much in an Aeron type C.Final thoughts: If you’re over 6’4″ – there probably still isn’t a chair on the market that is made for you; even an Aeron type C isn’t really. At “stupid tall” heights – if you have a money tree – get the Aeron, you won’t regret it. Otherwise, this is the best other option I’ve found. If someone has a suggestion for another option under $1,000 – I’ll gladly take the reco; but I’m pretty content with this for now.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

A Good Value

Update (2/6/20):Almost have had this chair for 2 years now and it’s still holding up pretty well. The mesh cushion has sunken a little bit, but is still comfortable. Despite other reviews about the legs of the base breaking, mine have held up perfectly fine. The back mesh is still strong and supports me just fine. The arm rests are still going strong despite my initial concerns.The only annoyance I’ve had is with the bolt assembly for the back rest. I’m not sure if there were supposed to be nuts included with these, but there should be since I had to re-tighten them on a 1 to 2 week basis if I didn’t want the back to wobble when it was supposed to be locked into place. I finally got annoyed enough to just go to a hardware store and find some that would work. This was a few months ago and since then I’ve not had to re-tighten them. YMMV.=========================================================================================Original Review:I needed a replacement for my 10 year old office chair, so I figured I would at least get a decent replacement. I received it in the mail a couple days ago and I’m not regretting it so far.Pros:1. Very comfortable to sit in for more than a couple of hours (my old chair caused me mild back pain after an hour of sitting). The breathable mesh back keeps me fairly cool in my otherwise hot office.2. Easy to follow instructions. It only took me 30 minutes to put it together. I suggest attaching the back onto the bottom bracket before installing it to the seat unless you have a second person around to help. You also might want to check the shims before you start construction. There are only a few that fit the large screws (I had to take 3 screws back out just to get the right shims).3. Included everything you needed to put it together. They even threw in some mesh gloves if you don’t want to get your hands dirty!4. The mostly metal construction feels very sturdy and like it will last.5. Adjustable height arm rests are super nifty. Especially when you’re switching between different height desks like me on a regular basis.6. The casters are very quiet and easy to roll. I can pretty much roll across the office in dead silence if I want.Cons:1. The box was pretty banged up by the time I received it. I’m not faulting Duramont for this, but it does suck seeing a moderately expensive item come in such a ragged looking package.2. The chair has a very strong chemical smell. I left it to air out overnight and it has helped, but I definitely need to do it a couple more days. It might not bother you, but it gave me a headache.3. The armrests feel a little wobbly. This isn’t from the bracket being loose, but from the lifter mechanism not being super tight. It’s probably fine, but it does make me wonder how long they’ll last.Overall I’m happy with it so far. I’ve sat in more expensive chairs similar to this price and this chair doesn’t seem too far behind. It’s definitely worth the extra cash over the basic task chairs you’ll find everywhere. I’ll keep this review updated down the road depending on how well the chair holds up for me, but I think it should be okay for a long time. Cheers!

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3.0 out of 5 stars

Almost a winner

Good quality parts. Seat was comfy. The back lumbar ruined the chair for me and I returned it.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Nice chair for the money.

This is a comfortable office chair with some nice features. The seat is a bit hard but I feel it will soften up a little over time. It provides good back support and I like the adjustment features. On the downside I have yet to figure out how to adjust the headrest. It seems one set you cannot move it up and down without a great struggle. Will keep working on that one. However the head rest is one of my favorite features along with the recline feature. I can lean back all the way and have a few minutes of “focus” time which is great.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Good but not great…without one modification. After the mod I now love my chair. This mod is a must.

I have a bulging disk in my neck and wanted a chair that will keep my back aligned. The lumbar is great and very adjustable. The neck/head support is just as good and I love the fact I can adjust the head support very easily while I’m sitting. I adjust the head rest at least five times a day. The arms adjust up just enough to support my arms while typing. A pivoting arm that could be locked in place would have been ideal. I wish the back would be able to adjust forward at little but it’s not even close to being an issue. The seat is a little hard as other reviewers have said and if it was about 25 percent softer I think it would be perfect. One advantage to the seat being stiffer is that it should last longer. One of the features bugs be to no end and it was one that I expected to love. The roller blade style wheels roll easy, too easy as a matter of fact. Once you get the position that you need it moves. Plus the single wheel design makes it very hard to position as well because five wheels are trying to swivel at the same time. Single wheel casters just do not swivel well at all. I have my chair on a thick carpet protector. I removed the protector to try that and it helped with the chair rolling too easily but made the casters more difficult to rotate. So hard in fact I can see something breaking if I pushed too hard. I’m happy for the most part. I’m not sure if I had the chance to try this chair out in a store that I would have bought it though because the wheel issue would have been noticed early on.9/5/2018 Update….I replaced the roller blade wheel casters with dual wheel casters and the main issue with the chair has been solved. Take a look at the picture I uploaded showing the different casters. The roller blade wheels were so hard to swivel that I twisted on of the arms on the base. I was able to twist the arm back without breaking it, thankfully. I’m pretty sure that the reason some people have been breaking the base is due to the roller blade casters being so hard to swivel. I ordered the casters in the picture from McMaster and the part number is 2798T57. I tried putting a seat pad on top of the seat and it was not good as it actually hurt my rear after some longer sit times. I actually like the firm seat now that I’ve used the chair for over a month. I think they would have a great chair if they just changed the casters. Something to think about.

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2.0 out of 5 stars

Not horrible but flawed ergonomics

This is another quickly designed cheap generic brand rushed to market chair. The design has some flaws. With some redesigning this could be an excellent chair for other people with average US heights like myself. I don’t think the chair was tested with actual people in my height range – 5ft 8in. This is the core cause of my complaints.The lumbar support is my biggest issue. When the lumbar support is at it’s lowest setting it still sticks out and into your back significantly. You have two lumbar options with this chair – either an average amount of lumbar or a lot of lumbar support. At the very lowest setting it is just acceptable enough for me. I would preferably like to set it lower than it can go. Compounding this is the extremely flawed height range of the lumbar support. Lumbar support should fit in the natural small of your back. I have an average American build with a height of 5ft 8in. The very tallest height that the lumbar support can be adjusted to is 3 or 4 inches lower than the middle of the small of my back. I would thoroughly recommend this chair for someone who is 5ft 4in or shorter. Any taller than this and you may notice that the lumbar support creates added discomfort.The height of the seat of the chair is quite tall. I’m 5ft 8in. The chair feels a little too tall as is. I swapped the wheels out for another set that I found that are 1in shorter. With the extra cost of the replacement wheels the chair is now at the perfect height for my comfort. I would not recommend this chair for anyone shorter than 5ft 8in.The two paragraphs above rule out anyone taller than 5ft 4in and anyone shorter than 5ft 8in. Essentially this chair wasn’t well designed and was rushed to production. The ergonomics clearly were not tested with people of my height.I’m not a fan of the armrests. They have a strong curvature wherein there is a channel or groove in the middle. When you are doing tasks such as using a keyboard and mouse you will find that the angle of your arms are not perfectly parallel with the armrests. This causes some very small discomfort as your arms go against the curve. I’ve never seen armrests that have a curved surface like this before. If this chair is used in a meeting room and not as a task chair that might not be an issue. Personally, this is used as a computer desk chair at my house.

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3.0 out of 5 stars

Good…but flawed

I’ve had this chair for about 6 months now. Overall it slides nicely, and it’s comfortable. However… after several months of normal use, it is SQUEAKY. I mean driving me mad squeaky. I’m on conference calls for work all day and sometimes I can’t even hear myself think the squeaking is so loud. I’ve tightened every screw and emptied a bottle of WD40 in every joint and connection I can find. And yet it squeaks with every shift and movement. I’m very frustrated.

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