I have had the chair for only a few days. I found it a bit tricky to put together. There are only drawings of the steps and they are not particularly clear. But the pieces went together well and it is a very heavy, sturdy chair.

Takes just a little skill to put together. Like how the handles fit to the seat of the chair. I am a big guy and the biggest problem I have with chairs is the rollers. I am hoping these will last the life of the chair.

The casters are worthless. Who would build a great chair then put casters on it that don’t rotate. Headed to the hardware store to buy casters. Grrrrrr.

This is a fantastic chair. I bought two and they are very comfortable. The casters are another story. I've had cheap chairs with better rotating casters. Bought a set online that I hope are better. That said I would buy this chair again.

Extremely Heavy getting the box inside the house. Having a work surface would greatly help in the assembly of the chair. While installing the armrest, I encountered a problem, one of the armrest threaded inserts was not properly machined. I ended up leaving one bolt out on the right armrest. Second problem, While installing the back, again there was another threaded insert that was not properly machined. I felt that was going to be an issue for safety. At that point I decided to return the chair as defective. I slept over night and knew I had the rethreading tools, so I matched the bolt with the proper thread and got the proper tap tool needed, It was a 3/8 tap for the backrest insert, so I re-taped the insert and was able to get the bolt in the hole. Okay, now I am sitting in the chair as I type this out. First thing I notice is the coaster wheels are not smooth rolling, second thing I notice after adjusting the armrest in that they king of wiggle back and forth every time you move your arms. I plan to check and see if I can swap the coaster wheels from my old chair to this new chair, they roll much better. The seat cushion is very firm as in the back cushion. I thought it would feel cooler since it is a fabric material vs. the leather type material that my old chair was made of, but that's not the case, it actually feels warm to sit in. I had a large pillow cushion that I had used in y old chair, so I put that on the new seat cushion and it feels better. I am 6'4" and weigh about 214. Proper adjustment for the legs should be at about 90 degrees, so I made that adjustment and then adjusted the armrest to the highest settings, which now has the armrest slightly lower than the bottom edge of my desk. Out of the box, the tilt was set firm, so that's the way I prefer it. I got my chair on sell with free shipping at $189.98 + Tax. For the money, I would say I got a pretty good deal, as long as the fabric holds up over time. I like that the armrest are not fabric as that is what usually gets the most wear as well as the seat cushion. My las chair lasted about three years before the seat cushion started to loose it's cushioning. Hopefully, this one will last longer...

Great off chair for a big and tall guy. I am close to 300lbs and went through several office chairs over a year period. I have had this one for more than a year now and it is great! Wide, study, and plenty of support. If you are a "big" person, this is the chair that you need.

I love this chair

Soft and Comfortable

Happy with the overall built of it.

chair seem very strong and comfortable. easy to put together