Ergonomic Gaming Chair — Pocket-Spring Seat, 90–135° Recline, Headrest & Footrest

Description

Estimated Delivery Time: 3-5 days

Ergonomic Gaming Chair — Pocket-Spring Seat, 90–135° Recline, Headrest & Footrest

If you sit for hours—grinding ranked matches or grinding spreadsheets—this chair was built to take the pressure off. The wing-shaped back and cushion cradle your sides, the pocket-spring seat feels like a good sofa, and the lumbar pillow slides exactly where you want it. Lean forward at 90° when you’re locked in, kick back to 135° when you’re watching a stream, and pop out the footrest for a proper reset.

Why you’ll love it

• Sofa-level comfort: individually pocketed springs in the seat respond to your weight and bounce back without sagging.
• Support that follows you: removable headrest + sliding lumbar pillow help you dial in neck and lower-back relief.
• Moves the way you work: 90–135° backrest tilt, 4″ height adjust, and a sturdy 3-stage gas lift to hold each angle steady.
• Sturdy, quiet base: thick steel frame with a metal five-star base and smooth 360° rubber casters that won’t scar floors.
• Breathable, long-session fabric: tufted polyester microfiber has the look of leather with the airflow of fabric—no sticky feel.
• Built to last: rated up to 300 lb with reinforced hardware for everyday reliability.

At a glance

• Style/colors: Black, Khaki, Green, Pink, Blue
• Chair size (W×D×H): 25.20″ × 25.39″ × 48.43″
• Package size: 32.28″ × 22.83″ × 9.25″
• Weight: 37.04 lb (chair); 41.88 lb (boxed)
• Materials: steel frame; polyester microfiber (tufted), breathable; high-density foam; pocket-spring seat
• Adjustability: backrest 90°–135°; seat height +4″; removable headrest; sliding lumbar pillow; retractable footrest
• Lift: rugged 3-stage gas cylinder, angle-lock mechanism
• Wheels: 360° rotating rubber casters (quiet, floor-friendly)
• Capacity: up to 300 lb

What’s in the box

• Gaming/office chair (pre-assembled components)
• Removable headrest pillow
• Adjustable lumbar pillow
• Hardware & tools, quick-start guide

Helpful tips

•  Set the lumbar pillow so it sits in the natural curve of your lower back; it should feel supportive, not pushy.
• If you’re switching between work and play, keep the back near 100–110° for typing and 120–125° for movies.
• To protect the fabric, spot-clean with mild soap and water; avoid harsh solvents.
• Check and snug the screws after the first week of use—springs and foam settle a bit as they break in.