FDW Recliner Chair Push Back Sofa Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support and Leather Padded Seat Backrest for Living Room (Tan)

I had been looking at these chairs on Amazon for quite some time now and was a bit hesitant to pull the trigger because of some of the NEGATIVE reviews I had read about poor quality and small size. I finally decided to purchase 2 of them and I can honestly say that I am very satisfied with these chairs and I only wish I had purchased them sooner.Fit and Finish - The quality of these chairs definitely exceeds my expectations. All materials and seams are stitched without any flaws and even the inside/underside is well finished out with fabric nicly covering all areas (see photos). There was NO unusual odor with with either of them, and the quality of finishing on both matched perfectly.SIZE - Although a bit smaller than my standard size LazyBoy, the size is totally acceptable and this is coming from a 6'3 200lbs male.My feet do hang over the foot rest, but NO MORE than they do on my LazyBoy (just at my ankles) and I find this completely comfortable and inline with any other reclining chair I've ever owned.COMFORT - Ovall the seat and back padding is firm, but extremely comfortable and the arm rests have ample padding with no sharp edges. They are exceedingly comfortable to sit in in both the upright, partially and fully reclined position. I have fallen asleep in these chairs on a number of occasions without any problem and woke without any body aches or pressure point pain whatsoever.RECLINING MECHANISM - The mechanics operates very smoothly and appears to be well constructed/engineered. The chair easily reclins with minimal effort to either a partially reclined or fully reclined position (nearly flat) and is very easy to put the footrest back down when you wanna return the chair back to it's fully upright position.CONCLUSION - Understand that these Chairs are typically just over $100.00 each including shipping, and in my opinion are worth every penny. Even if they were $175.00 each, I'd still say that they are an exceedingly good deal as long as you're not expecting a $300-$400 chair. I have to say that if you're looking for an inexpensive smaller form factor theater style reclining chair, look no further as these definitely perform well above their price. I am going to order 5 more to finish off my home theater room.I have attached photos that compare the size of this chair to my full size LazyBoy recliner and a typical Waiting Room style chair. As you can see, overall it is somewhat smaller than the LazyBoy (narrower/less bulky), but the overall height and the all important seat and back area (width/depth) is pretty much the same size .If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask.

Overall I give this product 4 stars but once you consider value it is definitely five stars.(+) Extremely easy to assemble, most of the comfort of a lazy boy recliner but takes up much less size/"footprint", looks nice, extra cushy headrest. Also the footrests fully support my legs when reclined (I'm 5'9", 160 lb). At $110 this is truly an excellent value considering to buy a new lazy boy recliner is at least $250. I also really like the brown color and there is no lingering smell after a few days. The leather material feels nice to the touch.(-) If you put too much weight on the armrests, particularly with your elbows, the frame/support underneath the leather will slightly collapse and deform. Really need to be conscious of how much weight you put on. Also the chair is squeaky whenever you open or close the footrest and you recline. The noise is pretty loud, and I thought this noise would go away but after two weeks it has not. I also wish the seat and backrest were just a bit more cushy and less firm, but still pretty comfy. Also there are only really three positions you can set the recline, any other position you need to perfectly balance your weight or else it will throw you into one of the three positions. To be fair those positions are pretty comfortable.Overall at this price this chair cannot be beat. Perfect for a bedroom or smaller space where you want a recliner or reading chair but want fairly small size. There are a few gripes that are not any a dealbreaker but are important to keep in mind.

Chair arrived today ; it was very easy to put together, took my about 3 minutes to put the 4- feet in & just clipped the backside inside the hinges and that was it .. I sat down to get it a feel to see how it felt seating in the chair . It’s a lil short for my it’s for ppl. That is average height. I’m slightly above average in height, I’m 5ft 11 inches tall & I have to slide my head down & body down like an inch & a half to fit in the chair comfortably. If it was 7 ft in length it would be perfect. But it’s 66 inches in length. Just a tab bit shorter. It’s a good chair thought “ it’s comfortable and I like it it’s just a lil short. It’s my first chair I’ve bought , I’ll probably look in getting another that fits a lil better. But I’ll keep this chair . It will be my secondary chair soon 🔜 .

I read some reviews on here saying that this recliner was too small for people that gave me pause. I'm 6'2, 185 lbs with an average waist size (not rail thin, not overweight), so I have to be careful about sizing things when I buy online. I ended up ordering the chair anyway, since I could just return it if it was tiny. This thing is undersized *for a recliner,* not for a regular chair. It's larger than a computer chair, and fits me almost perfectly. When I recline, my feet dangle, but I'm completely comfortable. The only people who would be uncomfortable in this are people who would be uncomfortable in *any* normally-size chair.For someone like me, who's on disability and who has serious back issues, this chair is absolutely perfect. I can't afford a huge fancy leather recliner, but this is the next best thing.Ignore the negative reviews. I'm normally extremely picky about this kind of stuff. The negative reviewers are either delusional and thought they were getting a $1,000 recliner for $100 or they're professional sumo wrestlers. This chair is perfect for kids and adults, and is easy on the back.

Chairs are a little small for a 6 ft tall man as my legs extend about 8 inches off the end of the foot rest. One chair is loose and the foot rest won't stay up. Both chairs are essentially 2 positions, fully reclined (that is flat, parallel to the floor like a bed), or fully closed. They won't stay in any partially reclined position. They are low cost and mechanically functional, if you can live with the shortcomings. They look fine in gray PU Leather.