Boulies Master

Bought this mainly for gaming but it's ended up being my everyday desk chair too. The backrest reclines quite far, which is nice when I'm watching videos or just taking a break. I wasn't sure about the head pillow at first but moving it around helped and I use it quite often now. The seat hasn't got that overly soft, squishy feeling either. I can spend a whole evening at the PC without constantly shifting around trying to get comfortable.

Ich mag keine Sitze, in denen man komplett versinkt. Der Master ist schön fest, aber auch nach ein paar Stunden noch bequem. An den Seiten drückt nichts gegen meine Beine, selbst wenn ich mal etwas schräg sitze.

I spent quite a while comparing chairs before settling on the Master. Didn't want anything too racing style, and this one looked a bit more understated than most gaming chairs I'd seen.

First impressions were good. The frame feels solid, the fabric is nice and the seat has a decent amount of padding. I'm at my computer most of the day and the adjustable lumbar support has been useful, especially as I tend to sit more upright when working and lean back a little when gaming.

The arm rests are also a step up from my old chair. I can bring them closer to the desk when typing and adjust them to suit how I'm sitting. The only thing is the armrest pads feel a little hard for my liking, so I added some soft covers to make it comfortable.

Other than that, I've been enjoying using it and feels like a definite improvement.

Didn't think I'd care much about the rocking feature but I use it all the time now. Nice to lean back and move a little when I'm taking a break from work. The chair feels solid even when I'm rocking back and forth.

The extra room in the seat is what sold me on the Max. I can move about and change how I'm sitting without the sides digging into my legs. Quite a difference from my last gaming chair.