Marvel Avengers Gaming Chair Desk Office Computer Racing Chairs-Adults Gamer Ergonomic Game Footrest Reclining High Back Support Racer Leather Foot Rest (Captain America)

Since I have gotten this chair i could fall asleep at any time of the day. Its insanely comfy, authentic marvel theme, a 10/10 for me.The only problem I had installing my chair was I did not know the massager was soddered, and the cord broke after some tension was applied to it. But I was able to sodder it back together myself.

Great chair! Very well made and very comfortable.Rather easy to assemble too.

This is the absolute best Christmas gift I've given to my oldest daughter. The chair is comfortable and stylish. Great STEAL FOR THE PRICE!!!!.

We bought this for our son. This chair does triple duty in a small bedroom. It is a gaming chair, a piano chair, and a desk chair. Easy to put together and comes in wonderful designs. I was surprised by the quality and really happy with the purchase. It is adjustable, so it fits with the piano and desk great!

The reclining feature isn't what you'd expect, you have to pull it out from underneath and there is no knob to do it, not a problem, but, the instructions didn't mention this and were universal to the base model. My unit didn't have a massage pillow, so, IDK if that works or not.I decided to upgrade from the death trap of an office chair my ex bought me from K-Mart years ago. It was falling apart and, honestly, I'm trying to replace everything from my ex for obvious reasons. I bought this for two fold reasons: The first is obvious, it's Deadpool. As a representative of the Deadpool singularity I am required to own Deadpool franchised products so that I can show that I'm part of the Deadpool singularity.Second is the reclining feature and the racing seat design. I thought it'd play nice with my scoliosis. It doesn't, but, then again, it's not advertised to.Assembly is easy enough, it has steps and, I don't know how I feel about the fact that it has a gas cylinder for the raise/lower feature. I mean, sure, it's far more convenient to lift up a little and let the chair raise for you, but, a mechanical ratchet is by definition safer as it has 0 psi and, if it fails, you're just falling to the ground versus a gas cylinder which "could" just fail gracefully and lower to the ground, but, also "might" explode. IDK what gas they use, hopefully not plain air because oxygen deteriorates metal, but, hopefully a stable gas too, IDK and didn't check as I hadn't anticipated the gas cylinder and didn't notice it until I got the unit and then saw it mentioned in the description on the buy page. That's not a manufacturer or vendor issue, that's a matter of my inattentiveness. Apparently, this chair is officially licensed if that matters for collectors reasons to you, it doesn't to me and some of my fave Deadpool stuff wasn't licensed.That bit about the gas cylinder may not be a concern to you, however, it's worth noting because it may limit where you can transport it. Do research before, say, transporting this by air is all I'm saying (and maybe if you're going from low altitude around sea level to high altitude like most of New Mexico). Either way, it does its job so far, so, that's a plus.Assembly isn't overly complicated and the unit comes with all the tools you'll need to install stuff. Namely 2 hex wrenches and, iirc, a screwdriver. I don't remember if it has a screw driver because I used my electric screw driver when possible.The instructions were just the slightest confusing only because there was no mention of the reclining feature aside from one vague mention. At the time that made me second guess if there were extra bits for that. There aren't, it's already installed with the base of the chair and doesn't have any mechanism aside from rails to keep it on track and screws that jut out at the back to stop the recliner at max. Everything else was pretty much straight forward, and, if you even have basic mechanical skills or are able to follow directions via a YouTube video, you should be good to go, I don't think it's worth the extra amount to have someone assemble it for you unless you have accessibility issues, but, that's your money, not mine, your call, but, it's simpler to assemble than an erector set is to play with, so, if you want to save that extra dough, you sure can.... otherwise, search locally for your local Bob the Handyman, and have them assemble it. I'm sure there's a Bob near you because Bob's are their own singularity that follows the Deadpool singularity, even if you aren't part of the Deadpool singularity your chair is ;-D.Things were so easy to assemble that I was able to use the restricted confines of the foyer to assemble everything. Was that a smart idea? IDK, I'm lazy and I forgot that I had some frozen chimichangas until I just typed this.As far as comfort: It's about the same as the office chair I was replacing, probably more because it's foam and not... IDK what they used for padding in the other chair, but, it was either cotton or some other fiber that lasted... uhh,... 4 weeks before I felt like I was sitting on the frame of the chair?Not an issue with this since it's foam, however, it's not comfy, at least, not for me. The pleather is more or less high quality, but, the foam was a bit too firm for my tastes. That same firmness, however, is great on the back, so, give one, take one. I'd rate comfiness at.... an arbitrary number of... 4. The cushions that come with the chair attach via elastic, no biggie for the lumbar cushion as you're shifting it up and down and not pulling against the sewn anchor points, it might lose retention over time, but shouldn't completely wear out because you're less likely to shift it all that much. The neck pillow is a lot more functional than I thought and the elastic for it has the higher chance of wearing out sooner because, depending on what you've got going on, you might shift it quite a bit.The reclining feature is functional, but, unless you have abnormally short legs, there's a chance that it won't extend to your feet, for me that wasn't an issue because, yes, I bought the stool too, I bought it because I thought it was an ottoman that was listed as a stool due to translation issues, no, it's a stool... I'll add a bit at the bottom on why that's an issue, for now, though, you want to have something to rest your feet on the reclining part will not do the job, but, it works, and, unlike other reviewers, I did not have an issue with it, it was assembled correctly.The arm rests weren't what I was anticipating, but are functional and are easy to use/adjust. It's not an issue for me, but, if you end up needing things to stay fixed in one position, you may have issues. Don't get me wrong, it's not loose, but, turning the arm rests in and out doesn't have a lock. Rasing and lowering them does, thankfully.Does it recline as far back as they advertise? Yup. Is it a ratchet type of recline? Yup. Is that good? Yup. The chair my ex bought me had a resistance stop sort of set up for reclining which, well... lead to issues where if I sat down too quick, no matter how tight I had the recliner control, i'd be laying flat on the chair with the wrong sort of move, I don't have that issue with this chair. You set it where you want it and you're good to go.This listing advertises that you can recline to 180 and you can, but, unlike the previous chair, I was unable to get comfy enough to snooze in this chair. It's important to me to note that due to the seat not being the most comfortable for me, and given that I use this chair constantly during my waking hours, I bought a Purple cushion and it raises me up a bit further than I'd be if I was sitting in the chair normally, so, that may be the reason, IDK. Not that big of a deal, but, it's worth noting if you plan on using this like a normal recliner.I'm satisfied with the purchase all in all and would suggest it for anyone who needs a gaming chair and likes Deadpool. It's not the $3k uber chair that has a hydraulic boom that lowers your gaming monitor down in front of you that I want, but, that's not a bad thing either. This is cheaper and easier.Package shipped via UPS. Not a bad thing, but, you might want to snag the tracking number from Amazon so you can see when it'll arrive. In my case, it and the stool claimed they'd arrive in a week, but arrived a WHOLE lot sooner.One final note is that part of the advertisement for this chair, at the bottom of the listing, suggests buying this in conjunction with the stool they sell. The stool is easy to assemble, etc, however... I don't know if I recommend the combo. Both have wheels at the base, and, both swivel effortlessly. Sure, it's nice to have a chair that easily swivels, but, that's the issue. Resting your feet on that stool is awkward to say the least because it has a tendency to swivel with the weight of your legs/feet if you don't rest your feet on the exact center of it or the other end for that matter... It's not the worst experience in the world, but, I sort of wish I'd kept the ottoman from the office chair and not bought the stool because, at least with the ottoman, it doesn't move because it has a rim and not wheels, and rocks and doesn't swivel.... I can see that if I didn't have this perched in a corner of my room, how the swiveling might get to me even with that set up since it'll naturally want to pivot and there's no lock to the swivel aspect.I'd suggest this anyway, but, if you were wondering about the product not having 5 *'s, that's why.

Great chair bought for my 16yo son at Christmas. Holding up great and he loves it. He falls asleep in it easily when leaning back as it is quite comfortable to him.

The seat is top quality, incredibly comfortable, and easy to assemble. One of the parts came damaged and within 3 days the seller sent a replacement. Amazing customer service.

This is a very nice and comfortable chair. Very easy to put together and use.