Respawn 110 Pro Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest and Recline

I was looking for replacement office chairs, preferably high back. Prices were all over the map, and so were the reviews. I spotted these--not office chairs, but definitely usable--on sale, so I jumped and got two. As it turns out, the wife doesn't like her new chair and opted to keep using her squeaky old one. Amazon said it was going to be 4-5 days and the chairs would arrive separately. A couple updates later and the chairs were arriving early. And, they did, one shipment at my gate 2 days early so the shipping thing was grand. After lugging the cartons onto my porch and contemplating lint for a few minutes, I decided it was time, so I opened the first carton (which was damaged) and went for it. Took my time, didn't get carried away organizing stuff, and half an hour later the first chair was built with the second one unboxed. Assembling the second chair went like clockwork. About 45 minutes from starting I had both chairs ready to game. The cartons, though damaged, had protected the contents just fine. There were no visible defects in any of the parts. All the screws in the hardware packs had thread locking compound on them, the parts were organized along with two hex wrenches, and one set of spare hardware (one of each type) was included. The pedestals assembled quickly and solidly: attach spokes to hubs, insert casters, drop lifts into hubs, drop covers over lifts. Next seat brackets were bolted to seats, seat backs were lowered into place & bolted, arm rests were bolted on, pillow secures with elastic, and done. I left hardware a little loose until I was sure the parts were aligned, then I tightened the screws fully. Do this to all the screws including the armrests. The assemblies will be 'tight' at first but they will break in! Better a little stiff when new than screws falling out a couple months later! I am about 5'10" and 170 lbs and so far the chairs are just peachy. The backrest is slightly taller than me when I'm seated; lumbar support is in roughly the right spot. I don't use the auxiliary pillow unless fully reclined. The reclining mechanism on one chair slips a tiny bit but then locks solidly. The pedestals have a little flex in them but not enough for concern. The armrests feel reasonably solid but I don't put my full weight on them. Same goes for the footrest, which feels a little springy, and reaches to my ankles when fully extended. The padding is adequate for me on all parts and I have slept in the chair. My only critique so far is the armrest pads should be a couple inches longer at the backrest end, and the seat should be at least one inch longer. Overall, it's a nice chair for the price, fingers crossed that it will be reasonably durable. Side note: apparently my legs shrank while writing this. The footrest reaches to about 76 mm or 3" above my ankles, oops.

Have had my eye on this computer / gaming chair for a while now. I absolutely love the black and purple design and it looks just as good in person. This came well packaged in a 40 lb box. Instructions were very big with pictures and clear directions with parts labeled. Put it together easily by myself in about 15 to 20 mins. Didn’t run into any issues with the assembly which was nice. This is an initial impression review but so far I love how comfortable the chair is (first day using it today). I will be completely honest and say that I would not buy this chair at full price that it is normally listed for, but I caught it for Amazon prime day significantly reduced and for the price I snagged it at I am 100% satisfied with this chair and for this same sale price would buy it again.

Update : Nothing is wrong with the chair, persay. I like how it reclines. I like the lumbar support that can move up/down to where you, specifically, need it. I like how it's nice and tall so I can lean fully back (and have totally taken a nap). Honestly, I removed a star from my review just because it's not perfect. And when I pay out more than double what I did for a chair I walked into walmart and went 'eh, it'll do', and never gave me issues - I expected to be like sitting on perfection. I still am happy with the chair. Still sit in it every day. But it's not a 'perfect' chair. And thus, it doesn't get a 'perfect' rating. First impressions : As I just literally put it together. It was easy to assemble, went together great, and is comfortable. The seat size is just a bit bigger than my old (7 year old, mesh chair thing) which is kind of what I was looking for because I love to sit cross-legged in chairs. The seat recline is easy, and can be stopped at any point to customize how you'd like to recline (which I found use for in kicking back to read up on some stuff after assembly). The neck cushion is weird and I doubt i'll find myself using it. The lumbar pillow so far is great. Firm enough for support, but squishy enough to be comfortable. The arm rests are nicely padded, but honestly probably wont have my arms on them much. The seat cushion seems firm enough to hopefully offer lasting comfortable seated sessions at my computer. And gives just enough when seated. The colors are great as well. I will admit I find the foot stool useless. I can see where I agree with other reviews stating it's wobbly. It doesn't go out far enough to use unless fully reclined. Considering I don't intend to sleep in the chair, it's a bit useless. It's also just how my desk is set up (It's a hutch style, so it's got shelves under the desk). I wouldn't be able to extend it anyway, as it would hit the shelf I currently use as leg support (with a pillow). Hopefully I won't be updating this review with it falling apart. May it last as long as my other mesh chair, if not longer!

This is my second Respawn. I was nearly convinced to spend $600 on a "different" brand this time around, but it would have been a waste of money. I do not regret my decision to get another Respawn. These are a great value. -Excellent large, laminated, color assembly instructions with words + pictures included with the chair that are easy to follow and make assembly a breeze. -I love that (if you want to), this chair can have a tight, upright posture. Most computer chairs are too "leaned back" for my preference. I like an upright posture. This is a great chair for that (although if you prefer it to be more leaned back, you can certainly have it that way too with the adjustment lever). -Great value for the money. I would have spent over triple the money for a competing brand, probably for nothing gained. -I've used my previous Respawn about six years now. It's still okay, but the arm rests do wear out and crack. I draped a towel over one of the arms because of the cracks and I still use it. The arm rests will also wobble a bit over time but that does not really bother me. -The "leather" (or whatever material it is) seat gets a little slick over time. I went with the grey fabric this time around to avoid the slickness of the leather (again, not a big deal but just to make note of). -The chair is comfortable and looks nice. I wish the chair was solid grey rather than with the black accents for better style, but it's still acceptable. I give this chair 5 stars for the money and I am so glad I did not spend more.

Comfy yet also uncomfortable. Pros: -Easy assemble -Parts seem to be of decent quality -The leg rest function is simple yet great -The lean back position is comfortable Cons: -The seat cushion is mediocre, I can feel the hard material below the cushion. (I weigh 235lbs) -Even when locked, if you use the arm rest to get up from a lean back position, it will force the arm to move which may cause damage -Seems a bit overpriced for what you get Recommendations: -if you can get this chair for below $200, in the $125-150 range, I say it may be worth it. Definitely not worth what I paid for it.

Wow, I am very impressed with the quality of this chair, and I'm very picky so that says a lot. The leather material is very soft and actually FEELS like real leather. I've owned more expensive chairs that felt fake. It even has a fresh almost new car smell which I appreciate. The head and lumbar pillows serve their purpose well. The foot rest is very supportive for your legs and the rubbery wheels roll smoothly on my carpet without the need of a car mat. My only complaint so far is it does feel rather hot while sitting in it for awhile, however this isn't anything wrong with the chair; it's just not perforated leather so fair warning it's going to be hot. Also, if I am to nitpick for a second, I can't rock in it. The lean is either locked in place or free movement and it's very free movement so when I lean back the recoil isn't very conducive to rocking. It's definitely a set where you like it and lock it kind of situation, but I can live with that. The chair is very comfortable and I'm glad I went with Respawn. It shipped in two days prime, I actually got it a day earlier than expected, and assembly was very straightforward. I literally just built it and have been sitting in it for awhile so these are just my first impressions. 3 months update: The chair is still holding up. I use the leg rest a lot more than I initially thought I would and it's still working well. The foam on the end of the arm rests have been permanently sunk in, all the way down to the plastic and I can feel the sharp point of the screw if I put too much weight on my elbows. That's a bit disappointing but not enough to take away any stars. I still really enjoy this chair. I bought a seat cushion because I felt it wasn't cushy enough but mostly because I didn't want what happened to the arm rest to happen to the seat.

The chair assembly was easy until I got to the part when I bolt the steel support at the base of the back of the chair into the steel support of the seat. There are three holes drilled into the steel support for three 8x20mm bolts that are included which require an included Allen wrench to tighten. The included bolts fit into the holes fine from the back portion of the chair to the steel support on the seat of the chair but there was nothing they screwed into such as a nut so they just immediately fall out and the chair falls apart and could not be assembled as received. I checked the instructions and it literally has an illustration of these bolts just going into these holes with nothing to screw them into to tighten the back support to the seat frame. They just sit there. The accessories are nicely packaged and clearly labeled so I knew I wasn’t missing any pieces, plus again the instructions clearly state I was doing it right which is insane to me, how can anyone put this chair together? I had to purchase three 5/16th (didn’t have 8x20mm/metric size at Home Depot so couldn’t use factory bolts) bolts/nuts and a matching ratcheting combination wrench to use with a torque wrench to install them at extra cost. This is why I’m giving just two stars. I had to settle for silver bolts because I couldn’t find black ones to match the color of the steel frame. After assembling the chair itself looks pretty nice. It’s a pleather material, feels fairly mid to high quality. Chair neck support fits me perfect at 5’11”. It just about fully reclines and feels comfortable and doesn’t look too cheap. I’m happy with it the look and feel. I’d give it 4 stars but I just can’t believe I had to purchase nuts and bolts to install it. It appears based on the instructions and illustrations that all of the chairs are like this, maybe I bought a manufacturer defect? I took a photo of what I’m talking about. The nuts/bolts in the photo are the ones I had to purchase and were not included, hence silver color. Again, I meticulously checked the instructions and box for extra parts and it was obvious there were none! Considering the extra 20$ I spent I may have been able to find a slightly better chair but probably not so it may not be a total deterrent if you don’t mind the extra work. Chair is sturdy, comfy, doesn’t look too cheap.

I spend a lot of time at my desk, both for work and for fun. My old desk chair was great but after a couple years the padding was worn down. I needed a replacement capable of offering long term durability, lumbar support and comfort while looking professional. After reading reviews I went with the Respawn 110 Pro and it did not disappoint. This model was the easiest chair I’ve ever built and only took about 15-20mins tops. The rubber wheels are way easier on my plastic desk mat compared with hard plastic wheels that would cause stress cracks. The lumbar support in this char is excellent and it has plenty of cushion on the armrests. It’s a little narrower than my previous chair but still plenty of room to sit comfortably. The extendable leg rest is the most padded and well built compared with the last two chairs I had in the past. Love this chair and hope to get at least a couple years out of it!

Not original Respawn 110 chair but It's Good chair so far.

Loved the chair, great back support and material is also very nice. Took 15 minutes to assemble. Seller is also very responsive and helpful for any support. Delivery came before the stipulated date. Packaging is also very good.

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Muy buen producto, es mucho mas grande de lo que esperaba y además muy cómodo no me tomó mas de 1 hora armarla, la calidad del material se ve buena y resistente. Como ya lo dice en el manual, cuando inclines la silla completamente no hagas mucho peso hacia atras ni te dejes caer con fuerza por que es muy probable que te caigas. Recomendado Uso después de 4 meses: tiene un detalle de que los tornillos que fijan los reposabrazos se aflojan y tienes que volver a apretarlos cada cierto tiempo. Hasta el momento no tuve ningún otro problema

easy to assemble but i recieved the wrong color ordered it in grey and came in black