Flash Furniture Kale Mid-Back Blue Mesh Ergonomic Drafting Chair | Adjustable Foot Ring, Flip-Up Arms

Don’t write a lot of reviews. I am impressed with this chair. Had it a few weeks, can’t say if it will prove durable, but it’s great so far.I bought this to replace a similar chair that wasn’t padded, and was getting old. This chair has foldable arms. I didn’t think I needed that. But, at a counter height desk, the ability to fold up the arms changes how easily it can be stowed under the desk. Didn’t know that feature would be helpful.The padding is comfortable and generous. I have nerve issues with my elbow and wrist and this was an important reason I chose this chair… I really hope the padding will be durable and not squish over time, because it’s really nice so far, out of the box.Foot ring/casters are sturdy, casters run smoothly. I don’t love that the foot ring attaches with a pinch screw only, but so far it’s staying where I set it.Assembly was pretty easy… THERE WERE NO PAPER DIRECTIONS INCLUDED. There IS a PDF assembly instruction file linked in the Amazon listing, FYI.Got this on a Prime Day for well under $200. Very impressed for the price. Nice chair, great value.

got the chair so I could use it at a work table that I raised using to use as a standing desk using these:https://www.amazon.com/Utopia-Bedding-Premium-Adjustable-Furniture/dp/B073WFCV1L/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_rp_c_2_4?pd_rd_w=ZhlVH&pf_rd_p=454eda66-575d-4584-9511-fd768a5c8a77&pf_rd_r=M0GKNB8BNDE08YAK8796&pd_rd_r=3d65db47-c61f-49ef-91cf-5bd6f298eec4&pd_rd_wg=CKtu8&pd_rd_i=B073WFCV1L&psc=1I also wanted to be able to use it as a standard desk as well.Does not go as low as I thought but low enough to be at a desk height that is not an uncomfortable sitting position (arms mostly level for me to have my elbows at a right angle while typing.Seat pad is well cushioned, I do not feel the solid area under the pad. The foot rail is sturdy, one of the reason I bought this one is the others' foot rail all seemed too wimpy for me., and I read that was the case in other chair reviews.went together quite easily, all holes lined up enough to get it together without any severe adjustments. REMEBER leave screws loose until they are all in the holes and not cross threaded, There is a bit of locktite on each one as to not allow them to back out so you will feel a tiny bit of bit bit of resistance but it is tiny, if it feels too much back out and try again. Everything is heavy duty plastic and will bend a tad to adjust the holes as needed, except the base to the seat cushion but the holes in the metal base are slotted enough to make up for the misalignment you get in cheap goods from china . Jiggle the pieces you are putting together to allow you to get the screws in finger tight to ensure no cross-threading, they are fine threads and I get could easily be strippedThere are extra bits of hardware in case you lose a few thing, nice with how these small things always seem to get lost on me.Seat overhang area is padded to very comfortable when you sit back or hang your legs and let them swing.Back lumbar curve sticks out a lot but you can push back on it and it gives (there is NO back tilt and the tilt know on the bottom was a pain to adjust and only tilted the whole seat back ant that raised the front of the pad to an uncomfortable pitch (for me at lease) I tend to sit off the rear of the seat anyway while I am working.Time will tell how ling it lasts and How comfortable it will be for a full day of work. I will update after I have done that.

Pros: same size as a big office chair. comfortable seat, has arm rests, good height adjustment control and has foot rest.Cons: the back offers little to no support. The wheels are plastic. It is too big for small spaces

I love this chair. Love that the arms go up and down. Love that the foot rest is perfect for myself. Not sure the issues others are having with it. Thought it was upside down but the picture shows the proper way. It is perfect for me. Also love that the radius of the bottom isn't larger than the seat cushion. You know exactly what room you are taking up.

Incredible lumbar support, but if you're tall, half of your legs will come off the front since the seat is so small and nothing is adjustable. This forces you to use the footrest or slide forward from your feet dangling. This then encourages a forward lean, which then encourages use of the armrests, which are way too low, and you end up slouching anyway. This becomes a vicious cycle with more of your legs coming off the front of the chair. A horrible design.

I've h ad this chair for 2.5 years now, and I actually am preparing to replace it with a new office chair, as my needs have changed.I first bought this chair as my #1 criteria was for it to be sit/stand adjustable, as this was my preferred way of working at the time. I wanted a foot rest and arm rests available when the chair was elevated, and this chair ticked all the boxes!Overall, assembly was fine - not hard, but certainly not done in a snap.My observations:1. Pretty quickly, I had trouble keeping the foot rest at a fixed location. Not a deal breaker for me, but if I continued to use it as a standing chair, this would have been a disappointment for me.2. Within a few months, the one arm rest was wobbly. It took me months before I got around to fixing it, because I found that to access the connection point for the arm rest requires almost fully disassembling the back rest and arm rests. Since tightening it, it has been fine.3. Back support is adequate, however, something is lacking - I just don't know what. I do know that since I stopped using it as a sit/stand chair and began using this exclusively as a sitting chair, I've struggled with some very bad neck/shoulder issues. The greater contributing factor may be my monitor positioning and the layout of my desk, but the chair is certainly not providing "comfort" and support. it's really just fulfilling its duty as an object to sit on lol.