Features:

  • Contemporary Office Chair
  • High Back Design with Adjustable Headrest
  • Ventilated Mesh Back
  • Built-In Lumbar Support
  • Tilt Lock Mechanism rocks/tilts the chair and locks in an upright position
Impressive chair for the price!

I've only had this chair for several days, but I have been very impressed thus far. Assembly was pretty straightforward. It is very comfortable and offers good back support. The leather padding on the arms is very comfy, and the fact that the arms are adjustable is another big plus. Overall I am very happy with the purchase so far. Great price, looks sharp, and its pretty comfortable!

Great chair for hot summers!

I live in Texas where even the AC runs a long time to beat the summer heat. I opted for a mesh back chair so I could have better airflow behind my back when I turn on the fan. My leather chair used to make my back all sweaty, so this chair is very breathable. Setup was simple for me, took me 20 minutes from start to finish. I ordered the leather bottom and it's faux leather, but it's very comfortable. The mesh back seems durable and will last a while. The arm rests can swing up and out of the way if you so desire. The curved mesh back also makes me sit up straight. It supports my lower back and lumber; therefore, forcing me to practice good posture. I have uploaded pictures for your viewing, if you like please hit the 'Helpful' button! Those that order this chair and are missing instructions for setup, I have also uploaded the picture

A Viable Herman Miller Alternative for 1/10 the price.

A Herman Miller replacement at 1/10 the price. My last office had Herman Miller chairs, costing $1K each and, while not quite as comfortable or adjustable, this chair offers nearly every "key" option I loved about my Herman Miller for 1/10 the price. PROS: STURDY support for my 6'1" tall, 210-pound frame. COMFORTABLE throughout a 10-16 hour work-day (startup-life). GOOD LUMBAR SUPPORT: The bulging disk in my lower back aches much less after a work-day. HEADREST: Reduces both Neck & Shoulder Tension. Headrests are A Must-Have if you stare at a PC monitor(s) all day. BREATHABLE, COOL, MESH makes warm offices more tolerable. ARMRESTS Fold up and out of the way and include some padding. ASSEMBLY takes 10-15 minutes (should be 10 but it took 5 minutes to find my cordless screwdriver and allen-wrench adapters). CONS (nitpicking): WHEELS: If you have hardwood floors, you May want to replace the included wheels with a quieter, scuff-free, set for $15-$20 on Amazon (order them when you order the chair). ARMRESTS: If you intend to fold the armrests out of the way the following isn't a big deal. The armrests aren't height-adjustable and rest about 1.75" lower than I like (everyone has a preference) which increases shoulder tension if one's shoulders slump down to allow one's forearms to contact the armrests. I plan to remedy this by building some spacers to raise the armrests using 2x4 lumber scraps from other projects.

Good basic chair, comfortable and functional

I bought this chair to replace a (much more expensive) leather one. This one is considerably more comfortable. The head rest encourages me to sit back and use better posture. The mesh/netting covering the headrest and chairback are supportive but slightly flexible, and they allow airflow to your back to keep you cooler on hot days. The seat is just the right firmness. The only thing that isn't good are the armrests, which fold up easily if you don't want them. It was also pretty easy to put together, though certain steps (like attaching the chairback to the seat) require an extra set of hands. There are certainly better chairs out there, but this one is excellent for the price.

This is a solid mid-range chair with very good comfort and back support

This is a solid mid-range chair with very good comfort and back support. It took me a while to put it together, but only because I didn't understand exactly how the pieces fit. They give you screws for all the connections and everything, and caps for the back of the chair to plug 4 holes. The 4 washers are installed on the bottom back of the chair, where the seat is connected to the bottom of the arms. The first thing you should do is the bottom piece (putting the wheels in the stand, as this is very easy). Then you attach the arms to the back, and the seat to the arms. Then you just stack the top assembled piece on the bottom assembled piece. It rolls, feels very comfy, and offers good support for back and arms. It's not as good as the boss black leather chair I got, but it's not so comfy you'll want to sleep in it. You can focus on your work and be productive, and not feel any discomfort on your bottom or back. Awesome chair, I would buy it again and I would recommend it.

Comfy, sturdy, functional, economical.

Very sturdy chair that is a perfect size for me even as a 6'3", 280lb man. I have no problems reclining back on this, I definitely don't feel like it's going to dump me at any moment, like with some other chairs. Super comfortable. Armrests fold up if you need that, but I like them down. I just finished doing 5 hours of translation work in this chair and I could sit here for 5 more with how comfy it is. Definitely the best chair for the price.

I need lumbar support because I have a bad back, it must rock also because I fidigt ...

I'm really impressed with this chair. I shopped around on multiple sites and in stores trying to find the right chair at the right price. Mesh back was a must because I don't have air conditioning and in the summer it gets really hot here. I didn't want to be sticking to leather. I need lumbar support because I have a bad back, it must rock also because I fidigt a lot when I'm writing. Something about the rocking helps me focus. As for the assembly, I'm pretty handy at putting stuff together, you name it, I've probably assembled it by myself. This chair went together in about 20 mins, if that. The instructions were easy to understand and follow. All the hardware is steel, not crappy alluminum you get from forgein products sometimes. The plastic parts are heavy duty also. All in all, this chair meets my needs, was within my budget, and seems to be of excellent quality. Tip: When attaching both the arms and the support base, get the blots finger tight first until you get them all in, then go back and tigheten them in a criss corss pattern, this ensures you still have a little play if you need to adjust the postions at all.

Found a great bargin!

Best chair value I could find on the web. I already had a Lexmod chair that I paid $125 for that looked exactly like this Flash furniture chair. The reason for the similarity is that they are the same chairs, except I got the Flash furniture chair for $74. I still had the directions for my $125 Lexmod version, same as Flash. The chair itself is super. It is very comfortable and quite sturdy for a chair this price. I'm 6'3", and 270 LBS and it fits me fine.The fold up arms actually create more space. You won't feel cramped in this chair. I've destroyed numerous other office chairs because of my size. I feel as though these chairs will last for years. Best budget minded chair out there. Buy it from Flash Furniture and save big over Lexmod. West

Five Stars

Good chair. easy assemble. reclines back about 15/20 degree. High back and comfortable . Back height is 23 inch.

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