Love the great big chair!!!

My husband and I are very pleased with our new chairs.

This chair is the best office chair I have ever had.

I love everything about this chair except for the fact that it sinks when I sit on it. I weigh 212 lbs. so it can't be that I weigh too much. We have tighten everything and it still continues to sink! Please, somebody help me!

Not only is it a comfortable, well made, sturdy office chair at a fantastic price, but I had it assembled it less than five minutes. I went to my office on Saturday morning to put it together and had the rest of the morning to myself.

Best computer chair I've ever owned. I returned my gaming chair for this and it was the best thing I've ever done. Don't buy if you aren't 6ft or taller though. Your feet will he dangling

hydraulic piston broke after only 6 weeks - the chair was very comfortable but after only 6 weeks the cylinder failed and it would not stay in the risen position. Returned it to Sam's and will look elsewhere for a good chair.

I bought this chair about 5 years ago. It was great till the other day my left arm brock I thought that a screw came lose but not. Sad thing is I can't find my receipt. This lasted longer then any chair I had before. I need to find my receipt foe this chair has a 10 year warranty

I moved recently, and went to replace my office chair. I've had good luck with chairs from Sam's, and my previous one I'd had for something like 8 years. I purchased this chair on 13 March, and here it is, 20 Aug, and the cylinder won't stay raised for more than 20 minutes at a time. I'm a tall guy, and the chair works great - at full height. Once it collapses down, however, it becomes super uncomfortable for me. Not sure if I just got a bad cylinder or what. Most of the rest of the chair is great, but the cylinder is making it unusable for me.

Don't buy this it's literally designed to break after about a year or two. The arm rests are attacked to the chair by what basically amounts to a wooden plug that's not attached to anything but the arm rest. The stitching is literally designed to give way over time and there's even a pullable plastic tab near the back of the arm rest that's designed to tear the stitching and it serves no other purpose. Eventually what you'll be left with is a big gaping hole in the side of the back of your chair where, it will begin with the arm supports feeling just slightly loose then one day it will just rip open. You may even be physically injured by it. This could have very easily have been prevented by attaching the wooden plug to the plank that braces the back of the chair instead of simply having it float in the stuffing of the chair, this is a hidden weakness in the design of a chair that's made to only APPEAR sturdy.