Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair with Footrest, Executive High Back Computer Desk Chair with Wide Headrest and Adjustable 3D Arms, Backrest, Tilt Lock and Lumbar Support-Black

6’0, on the heavier side 230-240. But so far this chair has done its job. Assembly was quick, and the comfort is great, better than a typical race car chair you see everywhere. The tilt lock function wasn’t the greatest but I usually just leave it unlocked so I can recline anytime then go back to proper position. Best part is mesh material, it really is a lot more breathable I find myself way more comfortable than any leather or whatever cheap material they make them in. Highly recommend.

A comfortable and breathable chair (cause mesh), but if you're the type to fold your leg on your chair it might be a tad uncomfortable and you'll need to wear socks for that. The footrest is quite useful for me because I like sitting kinda sideways and putting one leg on the footrest.

*I’m 5’8 155lb*PROS: This is a very comfy chair with excellent lumbar support. It was fairly easy to assemble and feels very sturdy. No squeak's when leaning back or moving around in the chair. The chair wheels roll fine and are quiet on my hardwood floors but still might swap them. The adjustments for armrest, headrest, and backrest are solid and stay put. My sister has a Herman Miller aeron and I swear this is better if not more comfy.CONS-ish: The footrest has a hard edge that might make it uncomfortable behind your shin when fully extending your legs but I usually prop my feet on it instead of extending them so it’s fine.The ONLY downside has to be chair height. When fully lowered, my feet are flat on the floor but I wish it could go lower cause the padding on the front edge of the seat digs into my lower thigh. Also when I lean back and begin to recline w/o the footrest, my feet are about 1-2 inches off the ground and I can only fully recline when pushing on my tip toes. A shorter gas cylinder might do the trick or maybe shorter wheels but they’re already ~2 inch wheels and I’m not sure what replacement cylinder would fit and not void the warranty. *Will update to 5⭐️ if I find a replacement cylinderOverall, this chair is a keeper and I’m glad I bought it 👍🏽👍🏽

This review has been updated after my customer service experience with Colamy.I was not prompted to update my review, but I felt compelled to when David from their customer service team reached out and offered to send me a new chair since my original one did not ship with instructions and I felt the arm rests were flimsy. When I explained I could not send the original back because I already chucked the box and am very busy, he said they'd just send me a new one anyway.Love to see customer service like that. I left him unread in my inbox for weeks too and he still got back to me in under 24hours.I also want to note that my girlfriend thinks the chair is very comfortable and she suffers from traumatic back injuries that make it difficult for her to sit in just about any computer chair for long periods of time. Somehow the lumbar support is just right for her. She does use a purple mattress pad for every chair she sits in and is approximately 5'8".Your mileage will vary, finding the right chair is more about your individual body type and habits, there is no one-size fits all.I've come to enjoy sitting in it more over time as well--or at least I can say that I find myself with better habits and I'm mildly less sore after long work sessions than in my old chair--so I'm really happy she and I don't need to share it anymore. I still find that the roll-off area of the mesh feels a little less soft than I'd like, but I don't find it exhausting when I'm sitting for a long time. I'm a 6' 200lb guy with a longer torso.I'm updating this review based on the assumption that the next chair they ship will be at least as good as the first. My original review is below and I haven't changed my opinion on each individual point. That said, it's decent enough that I likely won't replace it until I'm ready to spend between $500-$1000, so given the price of this chair and the customer service I think it deserves 5 Stars. Not the best, but it punches above it's price class.*ORIGINAL REVIEW*Didn't ship with instructions, mesh bottom isn't quite taught enough to make your legs feel comfortable in a normal seating position, the head rest is comfy and doesn't get in the way, and foot rest would be great if it was just a little longer and more padded.That other person who said the armrests feel cheap was dead on. Might remove em. They are well padded, but they feel like they came out of an American car in the 90s.

This is the most comfortable chair I’ve ever owned. I’m 5’1 and my feet reach the ground unlike some office chairs that are not meant for short people. The seat is very roomy and the features are great including lumbar support. I sit all day and my legs don’t feel numb. It’s a solid, well built chair and it feels better than some chairs costing over 700. This is a steal at this price point.

This is almost the perfect chair. I'm 6'5/260 and this chair is perfect for my size. Build quality is outstanding. Mesh is softer and not the scratchy kind that pulls your shirt up. Assembly is easy - 6 arm screws, 3 back screws, 2 headrest screws, took less than 15 minutes. There is one arm screw directly beneath the movement arm, but they include a separate allen key to reach it. Arms have good movement that stay in place, and the up/down movable back is a great feature I think we'll start to see a lot more of in the future. The footrest is probably okay for shorter people, but it was pretty useless for me. My calves rested on the end of it making it uncomfortable, but honestly I wouldn't use it anyway.The only reason for 3 stars and why I'm returning - The photo shows "100-130 degree Recline and Lock" and that's literally what it is. You get one lock at 100 degrees and one lock at 130 degrees. Nothing in-between. There is a tension screw, but it made very little difference, not like the other chairs with the large knob.With little tension, it's either fully upright or fully laid back so it feels like I'm doing a constant sit-up. One more lock setting somewhere in-between or a stronger tension spring and this would be one of the best values I've ever found. This chair is still better than any of the $500+ chairs I tried out in person at office depot, just not quite working out for me though.