COLAMY KIRIN Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair 300lbs Mid-Back Desk Chair

Listen, I'm sure you can find dozens of chairs that are 'better' than this chair... and you'll end up paying hundreds, if not a thousand, or more for most of them. I've used very high end chairs from other much much more expensive brands in previous jobs, and this chair is just as comfortable, if not more so. I Genuinely mean that.

I am ~6'3" ~145lbs, so definitely on the taller side/thinner side, and this chair is perfectly fine for my height. The seat is front/back adjustable so you can add a little more seating area if you have longer thighs (like I do). This also allows for enough space for even me to sit cross legged, though if that's how you primarily sit in your chairs, I might look at another model.

When you move the seat to the maximum forward position, there's no issues with the back of the seat 'falling off' like there seems to be with some other brands/models. In other words, there's plenty of seat room, no matter the position it's in. :) That said, some people MAY prefer more height out of the seat piston, but I've had no problems with that either (again, I'm 6'3").

The seat cushion is very comfortable, with tons of padding, and it doesn't feel like it's going to lose density or bottom out anytime soon. I'm not generally a huge fan of any lumbar support, but I've been having more back issues lately (thanks desk jobs!) and I feel like the PADDED lumbar support on this chair has been helping. It's still not my favorite feature, but I can easily get it to a position that works for my back, and thanks to the padding it isn't uncomfortable or obtrusive. This is especially nice because even on some other really expensive brands, the lumbar support is just hard plastic, which is absolutely horrible. I want to reiterate that this is more a problem with me personally not liking lumbar support, but the support in this chair is among the better I've tried.

Lastly, this chair is super adjustable for what you pay. The back, seat, and arms all have multiple levels of adjustability, and none of it feels especially 'cheap'... all decent quality materials.

This chair is a very comfortable upgrade to my husband's office.The chair came very well packaged - everything was carefully wrapped and labelled. The instructions were very clear. It took about 30 minutes to get it all put together. The casters on the bottom have to be at just the right angle to get them to go in, and there's one part where the screw holes in the instructions aren't where they actually are on the chair - it points to 4 screws on the front side but there are two at the front and two at the back, but the correct way actually was the more intuitive way so no big deal there.The chair itself is super comfortable. Everything adjusts so both me (5'2") and my husband (6'2") can adjust the chair easily when we sit in it to be comfortable for both of us. No back pain at all using this chair!

I have actually tried three different chairs lately to try and find a reasonable replacement for a worn out Herman Miller Aeron. The first was fairly comfortable, but the materials were not as nice or adjustable. The second was nicer materials but even less adjustable and actually quite uncomfortable. This chair is about the same price as the second chair, but the materials are just as nice, the chair is incredibly adjustable, and it is one of the most comfortable chairs I have tried anywhere.The back is mesh and has a lumbar support that can be shifted vertically to provide a little extra support, and the whole back can be tilted and/or tilt locked into a preferred angle. Each arm can be adjusted up and down, slightly in and out width-wise, and angled in and out slightly. The height of the entire chair can be pumped up and down like most. The one adjustment that really surprised me was that the base cushion can be slid in and out and locked into position via a third lever to further customize the sitting angle and where the back connects in relation to the mesh and lumbar support. I have seen this on very expensive chairs, but not usually on chairs this price range.The range of adjustability and quality of materials make it easy to get a true ergonomic position. I highly recommend this chair.

I got this Colamy ergonomic mesh office chair for my wife for her sewing room. She is really impressed, telling me it's a lot nicer than the chair she used to use and she thought that one was pretty good. This has a great seat cushion and plenty of adjustment for her 5'10" frame. She especially likes the lumbar support, which can be adjusted. The arms swivel in or out depending on the angle you need. They also can go up or down and forward or back. The chair back can be locked into place or allowed to recline. The seat also has an adjustment to move forward or back if you have longer legs and want that support all the way to your knees.The chair took a total of 30 minutes to unbox and assemble. All the parts of the chair are well built and heavy duty. The instructions were very easy to follow (they even have a YouTube video for assembly) and the manufacturer included an extra bolt for each of the three mounts.Cudoo's to a well built piece of furniture.