This recliner is on the small side and would do well for petite individuals. It seems well-constructed and feels substantial for it's size. I like the simplicity of use as a push back and that it does not have an exterior arm mechanism that would detract from its aesthetic.

This leather recliner is sleek and comfortable. It's easy to recline in by simply pushing back. It's the perfect size for me as I'm on the shorter side but could be good for taller people because the foot rest extends! I love the black color because it's blends in to any space but adds texture and elegance. It's affordable and a great addition to my living room.

It seems well made, both in the construction and material. I think recliners are usually ugly but this one is pretty attractive. It reclines easily and sits back up easily, just by pushing. (No handles.) My one complaint, though is big: it just feels too small. I'm 6 feet tall and it's just not comfortable. The seat is too shallow; with my back settled all the way back several inches of upper leg length is unsupported. It doesn't come up high enough for my head. Reclining, my feet and 1/4 of my lower leg are hanging off. The width is just barely enough, but I do feel like I'm holding my elbows in to be able to fit.

The leather on this chair is so incredibly soft and smooth! The black looks great and the comfort is top notch. The recline feature is great and they did it well without being bulky. The stud detail on the sides feels a bit dated to me, but I love the chair otherwise.

This is a very sharp looking chair. I love the nail details along the front of the arms and looks high end. It has a very soft leather finish and it is pretty comfortable seat. I'm also 5'5" and my feet don't touch the floor when I'm sitting all the way back.

The Braxton Bonded Leather Pushback Recliner is a fairly comfortable chair. I'm in the taller side of six foot so quite a bit of my legs hang off the foot rest when I recline the chair. The leather is somewhat soft yet you get a feeling of its durability. This recliner won't wow you but it gets the job done.

I like the feel of this chair. The leather is incredibly smooth and luxurious feeling. The seat and the armrests are padded and comfortable, but still have a bit of firmness so you aren't just completely sinking into it. The only problem I have is how high it sits. I'm 5 foot 9 and my feet barely touch the ground. I really, really like the chair otherwise. This would probably be better for a taller person.

The Braxton Pushback Recliner combines comfort and style with its easy pushback mechanism. The soft upholstery and supportive cushioning make it perfect for lounging. However, the recline angle isn't as deep as some might prefer. Overall, it's a stylish and functional choice for any living space.

Bought This Chair For My Wife's , New Room Addition, Discover That One Of The Legs Was Missing The Nut, The Leg Screw In, Was Missing, So I Call ABBYSON LIVING, Nothing ??? So I Contact Sam's Club, Sam's Offer To Send Me Another Chair Out, Waiting For The Chair Now? Would I Recommend This Product To A Friend? Abbyson Living NO, Sam's Club YES

I purchased these because they received very good reviews, but you get what you pay for, I guess. First, the 2 stars is mainly because I contacted Abbyson Living for customer service immediately after I received these, and...crickets, no response after 2+ weeks. The good part: I ordered 2 of these chairs and put them together rather easily. However, the reason for customer service contact was that one of the front legs on one chair would not tighten. Turns out the internal threaded 'cylinder' that marries with the leg extrusion was missing. I contacted customer service for some help in repairing this without sending it back. The rest of the chair parts are 'okay'. The flap at the back of each chair is not long enough to turn under and secure to the Velcro strip at the bottom of the frame. Believe me, the back is on as far as it can possibly go and it just will not reach to secure, so I will have to buy 2 velcro strips to fix this hanging flap if I want it to look proper. In regard to the front leg, basically, I clipped an "X" in the fabric where the leg should fit underneath, and went to the hardware store to obtain a part to engineer something that would work (which it now does). I figured I'd never get them returned/replaced if it depended on customer service answering my requests. For the money, they are very budget friendly, but in my opinion, you should not have to do anything other than put this together for it to be complete. If you aren't limited budget-wise, keep looking.