MoNiBloom Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Adjustable Headrest & Lumbar Support - High Back Racing Style Computer Chair with Footrest, Height Adjustable PU Leather Office Chair for Adults & Teens - Perfect for Gaming, Work & Home Office (Blue)
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Description
Previous page Next page The ultimate gaming throne, recline and game in style The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Linkage Armrest The padded armrests move along with the reclining seat back to ensure that your hands remain in a comfortable position. Big Load Capacity This gaming chair has a solid structure and can hold up to 300 pounds, making it suitable for adults of most sizes. Height-Adjustable Adjust the height to adapt to different applications and scenarios, with a range of up to 5 inches. Premium Gas Cylinder Fitted with industrial-quality Gas Lift cylinders for extra durability and to keep your seat maintained at the proper height.
Features
Ergonomic Seat Shell - A gentle curvature guides you toward the middle for a healthy sitting posture. The firm lumbar support helps your iliac crest and relieves your back even during long gaming sessions.
Perfect Comfort and Support - The upholstery foam is formulated to be medium-firm which is the optimal balance for that gentle, cradling feel. Engineered for even weight distribution and pressure relief.
Adjustable Seatback and Footrest - The chair can be laid flat at 180 degree maximum and match up the extending footrest to enjoy comprehensive support for your head, shoulders, back, and legs.
Ventilation & Durability - Faux leather offers a positive quality of scratch withstanding, and a strong fade resistant as well as the breathable holes keep you stay cool even during the long summer days.
Linkage Armrest - The armrest move with the reclinable seatback, it should be in the correct position under the arm when you lie on the chair.
