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Serta Claremont Ergonomic Executive Office Chair with Back in Motion Technology, Adjustable Mid Back Desk Chair with Lumbar Support, Fabric, Dark Gray

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Condition
New
Color
Dark Gray Fabric
Pattern
Chair
Model
44186E
Dimensions
30 x 27 x 41 in
Weight
51.4 lb
Material
Textile
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Office Chair

Features 6

  • Fabric
  • COMFORTABLE AND SUPPORTIVE: Ergonomic office chair maximizes lower back support and comfort while seated
  • BACK IN MOTION TECHNOLOGY: Tilts the seat forward to promote strength and flexibility in your core
  • PERFORMANCE FEATURES: Push-button adjustable armrests and convenient cable-actuated levers

Description

Help promote strength and flexibility in your back while you work with the Serta Ergonomic Executive Office Chair. This ergonomic office chair helps users become more productive and efficient by maximizing lower back support and comfort while seated. Its unique Back in Motion Active Seat Technology swivels the lumbar forward, providing the same effects as a pelvic tilt exercise by promoting spinal movement and flexibility in your core. Push- button adjustable armrests and pneumatic height adjustment allow the leather office chair to be quickly and easily customized to find the right fit for you. The multilayered cushions are soft yet supportive, so you'll feel refreshed even after a long day.

Specs 50

Brand Serta
Color Dark Gray Fabric
Material Textile
Product Dimensions 30"D x 27"W x 41"H
Size Back in Motion
Brand Name Serta
Additional Features Adjustable Height, Adjustable Lumbar
Unit Count 1 Count

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Near perfect
Color: Black Bonded Leather Pattern Name: Chair
I started my search for a new chair and did about a month of research. I had already owned a ~$150, rather nice Office Max chair. It was a decent chair, but a chair’s comfortability is more important to me than most people, sans a few who may be in a similar boat as me. I suffer from RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy), and it is a degenerative, disabling disease that causes chronic pain in limbs; in my case, I suffer from nearly constant burning pain down my left leg, blow-torch burning. I’d rather be water-boarded than spend an hour in an average high-school metal chair. Now that I have stated that, you know how important a good chair is for me. I happen to spend several hours a day at my home office, sitting for more than half the day working, playing, et cetera. In the beginning of my research, I debated between those high end Mesh chairs, high end Gamer chairs like DXRacer, and this Serta chair. I was really torn between the three. I was afraid the Mesh wouldn’t be comfortable enough, and feared the DXRacer would be geared more toward young adult gamers than office workers (though I am a gamer as well). So, knowing Serta has a good reputation with their products being comfortable, I took a good look at this chair and purchased it after watching the Amazon Video on it. I took a gamble, telling myself I could always return it. My uncle helped me assemble the chair. It took us about 20 minutes tops, me being skilled at assembly and he a little less so, but I imagine most people can assemble this chair without issue and within reasonable time. The instructions were fine, but looking at the box’s chair picture also helps. The Serta has all the stock, expected features and then some. It has height adjustment, with an above average max height. Me being six foot one, at full height extension, my lanky legs can’t reach the ground, which speaks to its scope. There’s only one other lever beneath the seat, so it’s unlike many higher end chairs that have a gamut of confusing levers. The lever on the left side will lock and unlock the reclining feature. When unlocked the reclining extent goes pretty far back. Let’s put it this way, I have yet to hit the max reclining position in a real life scenario. The last adjustable feature is the arm rest height. It works well, offering many different ranges of height. This feature in particular was one that I never knew I missed or needed. It helps improve ergonomics drastically. I tend to like the armrests high, subsequently my shoulders relax and experience less neck and shoulder pain at the end of the day. One downfall with the arm rests—this is likely true for only my unit though I’m not positive—is that the right one wriggles and doesn’t feel sturdy. It doesn’t impact my everyday use, but when wiggling it, it moves loosely. The left suffers from no such defect. In terms of comfortability, long-term sitting, and overall feeling, it is by far the best office chair I’ve sat in. In all my previous office chairs, of which I’ve owned many (eight?), within a certain time frame, possibly minutes or hours, I’d start to hurt. My chronic pain would flare up after hours of sitting or even just a few minutes. And my chronic pain wasn’t the only thing that would bother me. Sometimes my back would ache, my knees would hurt, and my neck and shoulder area would become particularly obstinate. The Serta has terrific lumbar support. Instead of a flat back, a gaping hole where your back would naturally slouch, the Serta comes in to support. It curves naturally with my back and holds me up well despite bad scoliosis. It’s not a full backed chair, for there is no head support, but I never found myself needing head support. I don’t sit in my office chair to rest me head and, unless your job is extremely boring, I imagine you don’t either. This is the first chair I’ve sat in that contours to my entire back. It feels as though every nook and cranny is molded to it. The seat’s width is nearly sized to my exact preference. If you’re a little… bigger… on the backside, it may be too narrow. I can say myself, I very skinny and there is about an inch and a half left on either side of the seat. For this reason, it may not be suited for larger people. Speaking of butts, after prolonged periods of time, my butt never goes numb sitting on the Serta, which happens to be a first concerning my experience with chairs. Also, unlike those faux padded sub-$150 chairs, my weight never pushes me past the cushion on the chair’s seat. I’m light, but I do believe this is just superior craftsmanship and is the reason no butt-numbing ensues. On carpet the castors are extremely stubborn. The Serta is a hard chair to move when over carpet, especially when sitting in it simultaneously. The chair’s biggest selling point is its biggest downfall. The Back-in-Motion pivot design simply doesn’t work well. It can even be uncomfortable in some positions. I don’t know if this is the case because I am a mere 140 pounds, but the back in motion technology fails to move with me when I lean forward. The only way I can get it to move with me is by kicking my legs out forcefully, and then it fights with me until it reverts back to its natural position. Also in my office it’s difficult to kick my legs out—not to mention awkward—because my leg room is restricted by the computer and desk in front of me. I would have returned the chair for this sole reason if it wasn’t perfect in nearly every other category. Having been a person with back problems, multiple surgeries, and chronic pain, I can overall strongly recommend this chair. If you’re in a similar situation to mine, the Serta just may be the answer to your problems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2015 by Twistedben
Great Chair if it held together.
Color: Black Bonded Leather Pattern Name: Chair
I am 26 and recently had surgery on my L4-L5 due to being hit by a drunk driver. I've been suffering for back pain for two years and was fortunate enough to have my work relocate me to work at home while I recover. My old chair wasn't anything special and I am a huge gamer and computer enthusiast so I spend long hours daily in behind a desk. My last chair wasn't anything special and was a chair I had for the better part of 8-9 years with no issues. It was purchased for about $80 in Office Max as a gift. After my accident I struggled to sit in that chair, especially after my surgery for anymore than 10-30 minutes depending on how much I had stretched and moved prior. I did weeks of research and came across this chair which seemed perfect as it was affordable and was meant for people with my kind of issues. The chair is definitely comfortable, but unfortunately it didn't take long before basic everyday use in an office environment (chair wasn't abused or used outside of guidelines stated by manufacturer) that it started having issues. My chair now has this slight tilt when any weight it put on it and requires you to shift your weight to the front right to correct align it again. It's very minor, but sitting everyday for sometimes hours on end, it's starting to really hurt my back. I examined with my best friend as the chair is still in pristine condition, to see the cause as we couldnt see physical damage. It seems the chair has a mechanism on the inside bay braces weight in a small metal ring (bearing of sort I guess?) and it appears on one side it snapped. I do not weigh over 250 lbs, and just don't understand the decision for this design or if I have a faulty product. I really like this chair and it's definitely comfortable, but now I'm afraid after 6 months of use I'm going to have to replace it and spends hundreds more. I just don't understand this design decision or why casual and light sitting (no jumping or heavy force) would snap such a vital part. I'm investingating warranty claims, but not having a chair for my back in the meanwhile will be hard to deal with when I need one to work. I may just have to bite the bullet and take my loss and look into other alternatives =( ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017 by Panos
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