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Fantasylab Big & Tall Gaming Chair with Footrest- 400LBS Capacity
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- 【FULLY ADJUSTABLE DESIGN】 Every aspect of this racing style gaming chair can be adjusted to fit your body type and height perfectly. You can adjust the height of the chair, the tilt of the backrest (90°-165°), and the footrest. These mechanisms are easy to control and readjust, providing you with the ultimate level of customization.
- 【ROBUST CONSTRUCTION】 With FANTASYLAB, you can rest assured that you’re getting a chair made to perfection with special attention to detail. The chair has an integrated metal frame, explosion-proof gas spring at international standards, and a heavy-duty metal base with smooth-rolling castors, making it a superb and stable structure. The chair has a maximum weight capacity of 400LBS.
- 【RISK-FREE PURCHASE】 Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we make sure that each chair is flawlessly made just for you. We offer a 1-year warranty on parts, and our helpful, prompt, and friendly Customer Service specialists are always available to assist you. If for any reason you’re not satisfied, we’ll do everything we can to make it right.
- 【FASHIONABLE, ROOMY & COZY】 This luxurious gaming chair is extremely spacious, providing a stylish and comfy experience. The chair's total size is 27.2" x 26.4"x 51.2"- 53.5" inches. The seat area measures 20.9" x 20.5" inches, with the tall backrest being 23.2" x 33.5" inches. Whether for your office desk or gaming setup, this chair's sleek design will enhance any space. Its generous size ensures maximum comfort.
- 【THE ULTIMATE GAMING CHAIR】 Elevate your gaming experience with this ergonomically designed racing gaming chair. The chair features memory foam padding on the seat cushion, ensuring maximum comfort during extended gaming sessions. The high back and padded armrests provide exceptional support and hug every curve of your body. The high backrest, with removable padded headrest and lumbar cushions, supports your neck and spine, preventing the dreaded “computer hunch.”
