Big and Tall 400lbs Office Chair - Adjustable Lumbar Support Quiet Rubber Wheels Heavy Duty Metal Base, High Back Large Executive Computer Desk, Thick Padded Ergonomic Design for Back Pain (Black)

First off, I do not make too many reviews but when I do they are honest and as accurate as I can make them. This review is on the Brown YORICK Big and Tall 400lbs Office Chair.The chair was delivered quickly and nicely packaged. The base is steel and on the heavy side which you would expect for a heavyweight chair. The seat, back and arm rests look luxurious and are soft to the touch and the chair was easy to put together by one person, I will give assembly tips after this review. My chair came with two sets of wheels, the ones they show on the picture and a smaller double wheel type. I am a 6’2” 190 pound senior and I needed to use the smaller wheels so my legs would be comfortable resting on the ground. I think it is great that the YORICK Company included these wheels.Take note that from the seat cushion to the top of the back of the chair is around 28 ½”. If you are built so the upper part of your body is long, your shoulders might hit the built in pillow at the top of the chair and cause you to lean forward a bit. In a sitting position, my wife measures 25” from the seat to her shoulders and she just melts into the chair and loves the feel.I have only had the chair for a little over a week so I cannot give my opinion on how this chair will stand the test of time but it looks and feels solid. Also, the company was fantastic in answering any questions or concerns I had and I would definitely recommend their customer service.As for assembly, the directions are straight forward. The base wheels are inserted first and then the lift cylinder is inserted. The seat plate is attached to the seat cushion with four screws. Both the seat plate and the seat cushion have stickers that tell you where the front is, just line them up and when assembled, slip it onto the lift cylinder. Now where I did things a little different. Install the left and right arm rests according to the instructions but leave them loose. Lay the back cushion on the seat cushion according to the instructions but install only the upper screws loosely, the screws closest to the top of the cushion. After you have both upper screws installed, all you have to do is rotate the back cushion up and it is easy for one person to install the lower screws. From here, just continue following the included instructions.Hope you find this review helpful.

As a strapping individual weighing in at 275 pounds and towering at 6'1", I've had my fair share of gaming chairs bite the dust under my frame. However, the Big and Tall 400lbs Office Chair has proven to be an absolute game-changer. This isn't just a chair, it's a throne, and one that matches the best on-site office furniture I've ever had the pleasure of sitting in.As a programmer analyst, my work requires me to remain seated for a good 10-12 hours daily. One might expect discomfort or back pains after such long hours, but this chair has provided me with unparalleled comfort throughout the day. It's as if I am riding in a luxury Lincoln limo - the materials used are top-tier and exude quality.Aesthetically, it doesn't quite mimic the gaming chair it replaced. But function over form, I say, especially as it stands ready for my co-pilot when she's on board. The comfort and durability this chair offers far outweigh the aesthetics of a conventional gaming chair.As a resident of a home with tile floors, I've experienced the bane of typical chair castors that would constantly snag on the interfaces between the tiles. Disengaging from a lengthy gaming or work session was a struggle - the wheels would essentially lock, leading to a frustrating tug-of-war with my desk. However, these wheels have completely transformed my mobility experience.These smooth-gliding inline skate wheels allow me to effortlessly roam around my workspace, providing a level of satisfaction and ease that I hadn't experienced before. While the idea of taking this chair for a ride down a trail is tempting (and would certainly make for a great YouTube short), the chair is simply too precious for such adventures.Another worthy mention is the chair's assembly process, which was notably straightforward and hassle-free. I'm not one to scrutinize for any minor nicks or scratches, but I was thoroughly impressed by the meticulous packaging. It was both perfect for protecting the chair and easy to unpack. This attention to detail extends to the design and construction of the chair itself, indicating that this model is the result of a highly refined and thoughtful design process. The assembly was a breeze, and the overall construction reflects a carefully engineered product. This chair truly epitomizes the fusion of robust design and superior comfort.Everything about this chair screams "worth it." If you're a larger individual who spends long hours seated at a desk, I can't recommend the Big and Tall 400lbs Office Chair enough. It's a heavy-duty, high-comfort solution to the woes of underwhelming and underperforming office chairs. A five-star purchase, indeed.

This Chair is a tank. Very easy to put together and a strong metal base. Comes with 2 wheel options that are nice. This chair is very comfortable and has great padding. I like the design and stability of this chair. I'm 6' 4" and 380 I'm glad I chose this chair.

It's almost been a year since i got this chair and first let me say i do love the chair im 6ft 280lbs but for 260$ is the price worth it ill break it down here with my experiencePositive experience-The chair is really comfortable-Easy to assemble-leather has held up with no cracks vs the other "high quality" chairs-comfortable to game on keyboard and controllerNegative experience-The Recline lock feels like it could be a dice role one moment i lean a little back and the next it sounds like something snapped and broke almost launching me back. although it still locks it gives me mini heart attacks when it happens- A little wobbly going like a corner to corner motion this could be cause the base plate or the recline lock but not the end of the world- The legs imo should be a bit longer so when i lean i don't feel like I'm about to fall backwardsSo far although i do enjoy the chair i do think 260$ for the chair when i have some of these issues after 8 months of use is a bit too much to ask course this could vary from person to person but when i see something that's rated for 400lbs i don't think i should be facing these issues within 8 months of use