HONSadie Big and Tall Office Chair, Ergonomic Chair with Mesh Back, Lumbar Support, Home Office Desk Chairs, 350 lb Max, Black

Needed a replacement for my home office chair and didn't want to spend over $200. Although I'm the one who uses this chair the most, my husband is 6'6" and is over 250 lbs. After checking similar chairs online I noticed that most had stated weight limits usually 200-250lbs! So to be on the safe side I scoured the net for "big and tall" chairs. And this one seemed to be made by a reputable company, with good reviews, so decided to take a chance. So far I'm really liking this chair!It did arrive "with all its parts" in good condition [noticed several reviewers had problems in this area]. Was relatively easy and quick to assemble and even included some "spare" screws.Things I like:Comfortable thick foam seat [almost 5" thick] with nice heavy fabric cover [old one was vinyl on cloth "leather" that started flaking off so didn't want that again & leather was way to $$$$]Adjustable arm rest - easy and convenient to raise / lower - a big plusAdjustable seat height - also very easy to useWide rollers - I don't use a plastic chair mat but its not needed as the chair rolls smoothly over the sisal rug at my desk5 legs vs 4 = very stable chairAdjustable lumbar support that can be raised/lowered while sitting in the chair.Soft mesh back that has a little "give" when you lean back - however, for me the big plus is the seat being the only "upholstered" part. Since there is no "fabric" on the back/arms" [i.e wing chair] I won't have to take it to a professional upholsterer but can recover the seat myself if and when needed.Overall this is a very well made sturdy chair for under $200 that I think will last a good while, plus it has a decent warranty!

I have lived the last 20 years of my life being over 6'2" and there are MANY times that I would happily trade in an inch of my height for less back problems. Chairs, desks, countertops, roller coasters, cars, form fitting clothing, shoes, these are all things that are generally poorly designed to accommodate people who could be best categorized in the size "OGRE" like myself. There is often fierce competition for access to the limited amount of oversized products. In no place is the competition more fierce than in the shoes department, but that's a review for another day.Today I am here before you to proclaim this chair to be almost perfect for the freaky tall people of the world. Are you tall as hell like me? Does your back often hurt after sitting in a chair all day like me? Then take heart because the only barrier between you and this chair is a miserly $200 and change. A small price to pay for the miracle it provides.PROS:Big ole butt cushion that does not suck to feel pressed up against your sweet cheeksTall back to give you something to lean back on that goes all the way up your sensuous back to your beautiful shoulder bladesEnough height that you can actually sit in the proper posture at your deskEnough width for even the girthiest of the big and tall crowdCherubs descend from heaven and lift you up on eagles' wings every time your tush touches the seatThe wails of your enemies can be heard if you listen closelyCONS:If you hate being comfortable this is not the chair for youAlso the lumbar support has a limited range and would be more useful if it came up about 2 more inches, and it needs some more padding, and it doesn't lock in place.Look, this chair isn't gonna win the Miss America Office Chair Competition. It's not an Amazonian queen of the highest caliber. It's a corn fed midwestern gal, who is beautiful in her own rite, but more than outer beauty has inner beauty and can change the oil in your car, build you a shed, cook a mean duck l'orange, and knows how to turn any document into a .pdf. She will make you a happy husband or wife. She is the total package and your emotional connection will long outlast passing physical beauty. One day many years from now you'll wake up and roll over to see her still sleeping and your heart will fill with unspeakable joy and contentment. Tears will wet your pillow, and while you are in the shower getting ready for another day at the office she will open her eyes, see your tear speckled pillow and smile to herself, for she knows the joy inside you.Also, get better wheels cuz the ones it comes with aren't great.

I have used this chair daily for six months to telework. I have gained weight with telework and am now over 400 lbs, to my regret, and I tried another very heavily padded chair. It had a crooked seat and caused hip pain, and was also so oversized and non-adjustable that I spent more money on this chair. I knew Hon made our new office furniture and it was good quality, so I took the plunge. It was not too hard to assemble, although not easy. The seat is springy and has not worn down at all. I find it quite comfortable. The wheels are not the roller skate type but they have held up very well and glide easily. My chair with roller skate wheels does not glide as easily as this chair - so perhaps roller skate wheels are not the best. I find the chair of high quality, but without much adjustability. The main problem I have with it is the tilt of the seat. It tilts forward, which they say is good for the "perch" position. However, it has you tilted forward so you get no back support. Or perhaps it is because my thighs are too short. It is a big, generous chair. I am able to sit in it for hours with minimal to no discomfort. I take responsibility that my weight is part of the reason for the discomfort and perhaps no chair will be comfortable for long. But I may try Hon's $600 chair and see if it is any better.