Pursuit Ergonomic Chair Reviews

I dont usually leave reviews. This chair is worth typing this. Recommended

After reading many reviews, even though it is more expensive, I choose this chair, as it was a long term purchase, not a throw away item for 1 season use. �I was not disappointed. �I don't think I could have bought a better chair period. �It is so easy to fold and carry and exceeds our expectations. �I highly recommend this chair.

The Speltek gaming recliner was on sale and the prior reviews, for the most part, were favorable. I have gone through a rotation of gaming chairs claiming to be sturdy and with great features only to find they were cheap imports with false information. I was in need of a new chair and, since I practically live at my computer, I figured it was worth a shot. The chair is quite well built. The frame is sturdy, stitching and stapling are well fit and the assembly was relatively painless. The back and mostly the two side wings were a bit tricky to get attached because the vinyl and padding are thick and make seeing what you are doing is a challenge. The chair is pretty comfortable and the foot rest works well, though I think they could have made the lift handle a bit stronger as this is likely to be the first thing that breaks. The only thing I see that would be a big improvement would be the option to stop the swivel in a fixed position when intensely gaming.

Definately ergonomic!!

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

best ergonomic pad

As described in the website, useful and ergonomic

Far preferred for my use would have been a longer three section tripod, if only to avoid a last thin leg section and three leg locks for each leg and the pursuit of rigidity. So far, that last section has not been a problem on stability but there is one heavy lens/body combo that I have not tested yet. The extra length would not be a travel problem because the tripod ends up in checked luggage anyway. Aside from that subjective preference there is nothing about this tripod that I consider a detriment. Excellent attention to details, craftsmanship, material selection and design. I love the bowl base for quick leveling, handy for panoramas which is my primary pursuit. I use three different bowl mounts with the tripod head pre-assembled for each application. Easy to swap out that assembly instead of fidgeting with the short mounting screw base and bulky, awkward heads. The only sacrifice is upside down mounting for macro, but there are other solutions for that. I've owned a lot of tripods from many different manufacturers. And I've lost lens and equipment to bad designs. But, I'm betting that the current crop will be referred to as Peak Tripods someday. This is very much one of them.

This is the first step in my pursuit of copying my 35 mm slides with my digital camera. Simple mount and works great for macro photography. Product has mainly one purpose and does that as it is supposed to.

In the pursuit of the perfect camera for Vlogging, I ve bought action, pocket , DSLR , Mirrorless APS-C cameras. However, all have something that is not to my liking. This Sony ZV-1 is not so different. But a few issue such as battery life and not so wide angel lens, I have bought extra batteries and an extension for the grip to fix the issues.