Product Code: B0HBWC1ZWT
LUCKRACER Gaming Chair with Footrest, Pocket Spring Seat, 90°-135° Reclining Computer Chair with Linkage Armrests, Lumbar Support, Height Adjustment, SGS-Tested Gas Lift, 330 lbs Capacity, Black
$89.98
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- [2-PART POCKET SPRING SEAT] For buyers who do not want a basic foam-only cushion — The seat combines pocket springs with foam, adding spring response beneath the cushion instead of relying on a single foam layer. PU leather upholstery, neck and lumbar support pillows, and a seat area designed for cross-legged sitting support multiple sitting positions during gaming, working, and studying.
- [45° RECLINE RANGE] For switching between work, reading, and rest in one chair — Adjust the backrest from 90° to 135°, including 90° for desk work, 115° for reading, and 135° for resting. A 360° swivel, up to 4 inches of seat-height adjustment, and an SGS-tested gas lift provide measurable adjustability beyond a fixed-position computer chair.
- [FOOTREST + LINKAGE ARMRESTS] For reclining without leaving your arms or legs unsupported — Pull out the retractable footrest while the linkage armrests move with the 90°-135° backrest. Unlike fixed armrests that remain upright when the chair reclines, this synchronized design keeps forearm support aligned throughout the full 45° recline range.
- [330 LB STEEL SUPPORT] For buyers concerned about wobble, loose hardware, or seat-plate wear — The chair supports up to 330 lbs with a reinforced steel frame, metal base, Grade 8.8 anti-slip screws, and an SGS-tested gas lift. The steel base plate completed 100,000 adjustment tests, providing published test data instead of relying on a generic “sturdy” claim.
- [20-MINUTE ASSEMBLY] For buyers who do not want to spend hours building a chair — Letter- and number-labeled components, matched hardware, and illustrated instructions are designed for assembly in approximately 20 minutes. Unlike instructions that use unmarked parts, each component has a corresponding reference to help you identify the correct hardware before tightening.
