Office Star Breathable ProGrid Back with Leather and Mesh Seat Adjustable Black Managers Chair and Nylon Base

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Considero haber adquirido una muy buena compra, ademas de eso, la entrega fue bastante rapida, mas pronto de lo planeado. Gracias...

UPDATE: Have had this chair for over 2 years now, sitting in it 10+ hours a day, sometimes sitting cross-legged, sometimes with a foot on it, and it still looks just like the day I bought it, and the cushion hasn't deformed at all, and the back mesh is still intact.Pros: Incredibly well-built for the price, incredibly comfortable seat cushion (at any price!), back is very comfortable and mesh is right firmness (not too soft so you fold into it or hit the plastic behind, not too firm), tilt control is nice to keep legs from cramping, back "free motion" setting is nice in that it provides a bit of support but gives the chair an optional "free moving" feature, height adjustment is nice for different people, casters roll easily on carpet and are sturdy, adjustable arms (forward/back, in/out, up/down) are nice, arm-rests feel sturdy and don't feel like plastic will disintegrate over time.Cons: Arm rests were squeaky and a bit too much movement, but I solved the squeaky-ness with some grease. No head-rest mount, but I bet you could bolt one on if you were determined. Seat-height pneumatic does not have a huge range (but it works to keep both a 5' 3" person with feet flat on the floor as well as a 6' 2" person with feet flat on the floor, so pretty good). Arm rests are "flat" across the top and so are not as comfy as "rounded" ones. The back rest in "free motion" setting doesn't have *quite* as much resistance as I would like (but you can lock the back rest tilt angle at any angle you'd like).Conclusion: The absolute best chair under $400. Extremely well-built, more comfortable than chairs three times more expensive.

I may as well have been sitting on some cinder blocks the last few yearsthe pneumatic height adjuster had gone out in my old Hon chair and I decided it was time to upgradeupgrade indeed! this chair is amazingly comfortable and so ez to adjustthe chair was well packaged and assembly took about 15 minutes - other reviews talked about the limited documentation for this chair, but I didnt find it a problemanybody who has ever put together a model in their lifetime should have 0 issueseven comes with a couple of allen wrenches so you dont have to go digging through your tools to find the right sizesand as always with amazon prime shipping was fast - a day early in fact!Proswide cushy thick padded seat with adjustable angle - checkadjustable height and width plus forward and back armrests - checkadjustable back height and angle - checkeasy assembly - checkprice pointmy back and legs (not to mention my butt) feel better already!Consmy only beef with the chair is the arm rests slide forward and back just a bit to easily - they should have a way to lock in place - though I think a piece of cardboard wedged in will stop this minor annoyance

When I switched to working from home it quickly became clear that my old office chair (purchased from Office Depot) was not going to work and I started looking for a new chair and after a pretty lengthy search settled on the ProLine II ProGrid as the ideal chair and placed the order. Amazon Prime wins again by allowing me a $3 next day shipping!The chair arrives flat-packed and requires assembly. Two different Allen Keys are packaged allowing this to be done with only a Phillips #2 screwdriver being required for a final piece of plastic trim. The assembly can be done by one person and it took me less than 30 minutes.The chair features all of the adjustments you need to find that 'just so' position with seat height and pitch (forward/backward), seat back height and pitch (can be locked) and arm height adjustment with arm rests that can be pushed forward and back.With all these adjustments on offer getting the seat adjusted to a perfect position is a breeze.The arm rests are slightly padded meaning that elbows don't get fatigued and there are no pressure sore issues from resting elbows and typing for extended periods of time.The seat area is quite large and should be able to accommodate a frame of 6 foot 3 easily. I weight 250 lbs (again! oh the humanity!!) and the seat cushion is comfortable for the regular 10+ hour days that I put in.The casters roll nicely even on a carpet, but I would highly recommend a carpet runner anyway because you will get a lot of tracks from the five wheels.So far no squeaks are apparent and all of the adjustments are nice and smooth. A bonus is that the chair does not smell of chemicals or oil or anything which is a real plus in a small home office.I've worked in various offices for over 20 years and had all manner of different office chairs and this one ranks right up there with the best chairs I've had.Update: January 23, 2013================The chair is performing well, however a couple of small niggles have appeared. While the chair still works perfectly well, the back rest trim has pulled away slightly from the rest of the chair. It would seem the screws are just slightly too short and they have pulled out of their holes. This has not impacted the comfort or structural rigidity of the back, and it does not look like it will fall off, but I thought it was worth reporting on.