Ergonomic Mesh Folding Chair

It's a folding chair and it works, enough said. I'm 195lbs and it holds me just fine.

Well, this is what Ive been looking for and so far I've been enjoying the comfort and its not a pain to carry around.. I use to take a folding chair with me but this will do nicely...

As a filmmaker and a photographer you wouldn't think I would have a use, much less an actual need for a piano bench. But as you learn being a creative, some of the best results come from items that aren't used for their intended purposes. I've had the Auray metal frame piano bench for about a month now and I absolutely love it. It's been used on 3 shoots so far (2 portrait sessions and an interview session) and is now going to be an essential part of my gear checklist. Unlike a folding chair or stool, the soft leatherette seat is extremely comfortable which is clutch when you are asking a subject to sit for hours on end. It's solidly built and doesn't feel like it's going to buckle under the weight of larger people (like myself). It's got a sleek, elegant look to it. Unlike a cheap folding stool or chair, when you bring this out on a shoot it seems like a carefully planned and considerate move instead of an afterthought. That goes a long way in the minds of clients and subjects alike. The thing I love about this bench the most is that the legs can fit inside the storage area. That means I can travel with it, without taking up too much space. You can go from broken down to assembled in less than 3 minutes. All in all, I'm glad this bench is in my toolkit and I know I'm going to get tons of use out of it in the future. Now all I have to do is learn how to play the piano. *Slow Clap, High Five*

If you're on the fence about this chair like I was, I'm here to tell you it was worth every dollar. I'd been using an ergonomic mesh chair from Amazon the last few years but over time I noticed my back hurting more and more and it got to the point where I never wanted to sit at my desk. Fractal cases are the most thoughtfully designed PC cases I've ever used. They're the only brand my fiance or I will use anymore. While on the website buying their North case, I noticed they had a new chair that looked really nice. I could only find one Youtube video talking about it and no reviews so I was pretty hesitant. It's front and center on their website, yet there doesn't seem to be much chatter about it anywhere online. I decided to take a chance and bought this chair and wow I'm glad I did! I'm a 5'2 girl and this is the first chair I've owned that I was able to actually adjust to fit me. EVERYTHING can be adjusted. The seat, the head rest, the arms, the tilt tension, the back position can be locked, you can even make it so that the wheels don't spin unless your full weight is in the chair. I got the Dark Fabric color because I was tired of mesh and it's so comfortable. I can sit at my desk for hours now and my back doesn't hurt at all! The lumbar is super adjustable too. You can change both the height of it, but also the intensity of the lumbar, like how much it pushes into the back of the chair. Even the wheels on this chair are amazing. They roll SO smoothly. The frame the wheels are on is also some kind of metal. All the materials on this chair are way nicer than expected. I'll try to remember to update this review after using it for a few months/a year but right now I'm incredibly happy with this purchase! I can't recommend this chair enough if you're looking for something affordable that will keep you comfortable and sitting in a good position.

Definately ergonomic!!

This is not the best gaming chair out, but it’s the best value gaming chair.

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As described in the website, useful and ergonomic

Nice chair

This chair is very light and very durable.