The leather looks to be very sturdy. It is a comfortable chair. It took a bit for me to figure out how the reclining part worked. I think the recliner is hard to work.

The overall look of this chair is great. It has a luxurious feel and would go with any decor. The high class look does not affect its comfort. The chair provides adequate support for any occasion.

The chair is beautiful. I ordered the red and was hoping it was more like burgundy and it was. I was so pleased with the color and comfort of the chair.

The chair is very cushiony and the leather seems to be great quality. You really have to use your core muscles to lean back. I'm 5'7 and it fits me perfectly. I would not say this would be a very good fit for a very tall person or large man.

I bought two - one for my residence and one for my vacation home. Great price, comfortable, and appears to be one that will last. It arrived in a box that I could easily handle and even more easily assemble.

We ordered two of these to put in our room. They were very easy to put together and we love using them. The red is gorgeous and the chairs are very comfortable.

Made for small person

I purchased two of these for my condo. There was virtually no instructions except to ensure the back clips into the base. I could not get the back clipped in on both sides on both chairs. It appeared that the base frame was slightly twisted. Returned both to the local Sams Club.

This recliner is made of an inexpensive bonded leather (hence the low price) - but it recliner looks great and it's fairly small as recliners go - which was important factor for the space I wanted to use it. It was easy to put together (comes in two parts - back attaches to chair base) and sits well . . . but if you actually want to recline - do not get this one! 1) It doesn't recline all the way (suppine/flat on back) - at best I'd guess it goes back maybe 120-130 degree. Of course, a lot of recliners don't actually lay flat, so that may not be a problem for you - BUT . . . 2) It won't stay in a reclined position! I push back as far as it will go and it simply won't hold the position. Other's' have made the same observation, so it's got to be a design flaw. In order to stay in the reclined position, I have to push back and the shift my entire body up high onto the back of the chair, and even then it feels tenuous at best - like I'm constantly having to fight to keep it from moving back to the upright position. So be forewarned . . . this chair looks nice if you want a chair - but don't buy it if you actually want to recline. Recliner's are for relaxing - but this one is more like a workout.

This chair looks really nice and seems to be good quality, and maybe ours is a one-off; but it is almost impossible to get it to recline! I have to get both my feet in the seat and kind of jump against the back to recline to the first position - which is nice but not a REAL relaxing amount of leaning back. If I want to lean all the way back (which is pretty nice), I have to push against the foot rest the entire time with my feet to keep the back down in that position. NOT the MOST relaxed I've ever been in a recliner... The upside is, when I want to sit up - I can just take my feet off and I go back to the first reclined spot. And when I want to sit up (which is VERY straight, btw), I just barely lean forward and I'm up like a shot! All in all, at least for our experience, this is NOT a relaxing recliner at all. I called Member's Mark member services and they were wonderful to already take care of us with no trouble at all. I'm disappointed, though, in my chair... it looks nice in my den but now I have to find something else I actually enjoy sitting in!