Modway Edge Mesh Back and Mesh Seat Office Chair In Black With Flip-Up Arms in Brown

Features

• DURABLE OFFICE CHAIR - Featuring a sturdy two tone five-star nylon base with armrests that easily rotate up, Edge is a versatile modern desk chair that offers reliable support for everyday use.
• ERGONOMIC SUPPORT - Featuring a breathable mesh back, lower back lumbar support, and padded waterfall mesh seat, sit relaxed in a thoughtfully designed chair that adjusts according to your needs.
• OFFICE UPDATE - Refresh your office with a compelling seating choice that makes a sleek and stylish statement. Sitting atop five dual-wheeled casters, glide around any flooring surface with ease.
• SYNCHRONIZED TILT - Complete with synchro tilt and tension control that enables your feet to remain on the ground as you tilt backwards, Edge also features one-touch height adjustment.
• CHAIR MEASUREMENTS - Product Dimensions: 26"L x 26"W x 37 - 41"H; Armrest Dimensions: 10.5"L x 3"W x 2.5"H; Armrest Height from Seat: 9.5"H; Base Dimensions: 26"L x 26"W; Maximum Weight Capacity: 330 lbs.

Description

Welcome to a new era in functional comfort. The Edge Computer Office Chair combines old time charm with cutting edge ergonomics to deliver one comprehensive seating experience. Every feature imaginable in a home office chair is available as soon as you sit down. This is an ergonomic task chair that you can conform to behave exactly how you need it. The Edge Office Chair – giving you the comfort you need when you need it most.

Product Dimensions 24 x 26.5 x 42 inches

Item Weight 39 pounds

Shipping Weight 42.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Department Unisex

Manufacturer Modway Inc.

ASIN B00GNW1VC0

Item model number EEI-594-BRN

Customer Reviews 3.8 out of 5 stars 456 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #184,162 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #316 in Home Office Desk Chairs

abunda_amazon_reviews Overall I'm very pleased with this chair. It's just what I expected and seems to be of good quality for the price. I'm a PhD student and I spend about ten hours a day in my chair, reading and writing and doing other work at my desk. This chair has improved my comfort level immensely. I have already rolled away my old faux-leather executive chair because it doesn't hold a candle to this one in comfort or features. Below I've summarized the high points and low points of this chair to help you determine if it's right for you. The Good: * It seems to be pretty good quality. The parts are all plastic but they're heavy-duty with a minimal number of working parts. * It has great lumbar support. This is essential for me. A lot of so-called "ergonomic" chairs put all the emphasis on the chair's recline tension or seat cushion and leave a lot to be desire where lumbar support is concerned. This one (at least for me) has just the right amount of lumbar support without feeling awkward. Even when I lean forward to hunch over a book, or sit upright to type a paragraph, the back rest always seems to be there giving me a little extra support. * The arm rests sit at the proper height. As my chair height set, the arm rests are just below the level of the desk, which means that they are out of the way when I'm working but just right when I need something under my arm while using the mouse or writing on the desk. * The arm rests flip up - a rare feature on a chair of this price. This allows me to roll the chair all the way under my desk if needed. It also comes in handy when I'm doing some task that requires my arms to be free and not hemmed in by arm rests. * The chair materials are nice. Both the seat cushion and the armrests are a kind of mesh material laid over a foam pad. Already it has made a big difference in keeping my arms and butt from getting sweaty during long sessions at my desk (extra important in the Texas heat). The pad on the seat seems to be a little softer than what's found on other ergonomic chairs, so you probably won't find any problems there. Finally, the backrest itself is made of a very thin mesh material that seems comfortable and so-far durable. You'll especially like it if you tend to get a sweat back when sitting in a chair, since it breathes very well. It does have a little give, however. This has made me wonder if a heavier person (I weigh 150 pounds) might need something more substantial to provide proper support, but for most it's probably fine. I'll report back on the long-term durability of the materials if necessary. * The wheels are just right. It's not run-away smooth but the wheels roll freely. * All the adjustments - well, all three - are simple and easy to use. The adjustments allow you to tilt the recline feature, lock the backrest at whatever position, and adjust seat height. For great adjustability, you might want to splurge for a high-end ergonomic chair. This chair works for me so it's not a problem. The Bad: * The backrest does not recline very far. It's just about right for me when I want to lean back and read a book, but I definitely know people who would find the recline too limited for their taste. * EDIT: IN WRITING THIS REVIEW, I DISCOVERED THAT THERE'S A RECLINE-TENSION KNOB UNDER THE SEAT. A LITTLE TWISTING AND IT WAS JUST RIGHT FOR ME. I'VE LEFT MY ORIGINAL COMMENT FOR CONTEXT: "The tension in the backrest is not as high as in the high-end ergonomic chairs I've used. In this chair, if I lean back, it tilts to its furthest position, and I weight only 150 pounds. The tension is pretty soft. This basically requires that I keep the backrest locked at all times, which works for me, since I like an upright chair, but some people may like to more easily transition between sitting upright and leaning back, without having to pull a lever every time." * The armrests are probably a little too weak to put full weight on them every time you stand up and sit down. The chair flexes when I put even half my weight on the armrests. Maybe none of this is a problem, but it's important to note that this chair is probably not strong enough to support a heavy person using it for support when standing up and sitting down. * The assembly instructions are almost useless but - fortunately - assembly itself is pretty intuitive. The chair was shipped with one sheet of paper that contained a few diagrams (and a confusing set of numbers/letters associated with the parts) but really no written description. It's not very hard to figure out but you need to have a least a small measure of common sense to put it together. * Finally, it seems to be slightly smaller than some other ergonomic chairs I've seen. It's probably good up to 200 or maybe slightly over, but larger people may want to try out a few stores in person before making a purchase online. This sort of thing should never be held against a product in a review, since the product dimensions are stated clearly in the description. If you think you may face problems with size, try out some chairs in person, see if they work for you, and don't complain if you buy the wrong size.;;August 20, 2011;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great chair for the price;;Silvester Percival;;;SECOND UPDATE: The chair has now lost the ability to maintain a constant height. Every now and again if I shift slightly the chair will drop about an inch. This is very annoying as I have to get up and raise the chair back up to a comfortable working height, and of course I know it will happen again shortly. UPDATE: Made a "quick fix" on the chair which has held up well. I am still disappointed in the chair breaking under such mild conditions, but this enabled me to avoid having to pitch it. It doesn't look particularly elegant but it gets the job done in my home office. Added a photo showing how I used a metal bracket to make the quick fix. This product would have been rated much higher, but after having had it for 9 months or so the back of the chair broke. I weigh about 200 pounds so I am not small, but I'm also not huge so it wasn't under an extreme amount of stress or anything, it just seems to lack durability. In fact, it is very rare that I lean back in the chair period, so the back was not even stressed frequently. I patched it up so I can still use it, and I know it was a relatively inexpensive piece but I still think it shouldn't be breaking under normal use in less than a year. Aside from that, it is a comfortable chair, and I like the mesh back because it breathes better. I like that the arms fold up out of the way if you don't want them there, even if that means they do not have adjustable height. Also, it does not have a large amount of height adjustment but I'm relatively tall and it's not an issue for me, just something to be aware of. Perhaps I was just the unlikely person who got a bad back or just happened to lean back in the "perfect" way that would cause it to break, but I was very disappointed because otherwise I would have very highly recommended this chair.;;February 11, 2015;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;Was Very Happy Until It Broke After Less Than A Year;;Jeffrey A. Abell;;;This chair worked nicely for the for about the first four months then something broke related to the seat's back. Some sort of fastener and rubber circular piece broke and fell out which is what has caused this issue (pictured). The seat back no longer has resistance even when I try to set it to a certain position. I contacted amazon about this but because it was past the initial 30 days so they will not help me and suggested I contact the manufacturer which I have done but have not recieved a response. If the situation is resolved in an agreeable manner or if I find out this is some sort of weird defect with the chair I'll update my review according. For the time being however this is not worth purchase price since it broke after less than 3 months.;;July 27, 2016;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Broke after 3 months;;Edward C.;;;I really regret purchasing this chair. Original purchase was back in April, 2016. 1. Cushion: seems to be made with a very poor quality cushion. I use this chair on average 3-5 hours per day for work. After 3 months, the cushion seems to get progressively flat. As of today, 8/4/2016, the cushion is almost non-existent at this point. 2. Pneumatic seat adjust: I have to adjust the seat height every time I sit on this chair. It fails to maintain its height.;;August 4, 2016;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;seems to be made with a very poor quality cushion;;sandy