BALT 34422 Seatflex Series Swivel/Tilt Chair with Headrest and Arms, Black

Description

Made of a series of elastic bands that conform to your body for the ultimate sitting experience. The Seatflex™ seat is on the higher end of standard seat heights in order to compensate for the deflection of the support cords. Chair features light weight base. Tilt, rock, and height adjusts easily with one hand. Rock and recline locks for stability. Chair Type: Rolling Chair; Folding/Stacking: N\A; Width: N\A; Depth: N\A.

Features

• A custom to fit for your body every time you sit down.
• Banded design offers open circulation providing a cool seating environment.
• Created to support curves of spine to promote healthy posture.
• Innovative design distributes weight evenly over the back and seat of the chair to provide all-day comfort.
• Solid-steel frame offers strength and inflexibility.

Customer Reviews

Broke after four months use
Preston L. Bannister

Ordered this chair 7/2007, and four months later the chair broke. Something let go in the mechanism that allows the back of the chair to recline. The "Seat posture adjustment" lever no longer has any effect. Without seeing a working chair, cannot tell what exactly is wrong, by there is a heavy chromed bolt that is loose, and probably should not be.Four months use is a not a good deal.In construction this chair seems a notch about the usual inexpensive office chair. Free air circulation makes this chair much more comfortable on hot days.Design-wise this chair is a near miss. Not by any means fancy, but generally well done - with one exception: There is not quite enough support on the back of the seat, and the metal frame there is too close. This might not be an issue for someone lighter than my 240lbs. Fairly small design changes could remove this problem.Note also that the covering on the elastic is a bit rough. Does not bother me, but might be move of a problem for someone more thinly clad or more sensitive.I cannot recommend this product as-is.

Amazing comfort, terrible durability
C. Bisanar

Like a review stated above, after a few months the axle bolt in the chair-back hinge broke for me. The annoying thing is, this is my second bungee chair, and both died the same way (different manufacturers, too).I am not unusually heavy, and do not sit violently.On the plus side, the "bungee chair" concept is brilliant. Both that I've had were amazingly supportive and comfortable; you can sit long stretches without fatigue. I will likely try a third, but this time with a fixed back. If I find a way to break *that*, I might examine some of my life choices.

Looks Trekkie but Great Chair!
BigFig94

I have this chair at work which my company purchased about 2 years ago. I spend a lot of time in the chair as you might imagine. When I first got it I was shocked by the appearance and wondering how the chair would actually work. To my surprise and delight the chair has performed better than any I have had. Even when I was transferred to another location I took the chair with me!It is much more durable than it look with high grade steel and stainless bolts holding it together. The controls work well and it is very comfortable even if you are wearing a suit which I do. The bands are somewhat like bungees and offer good support while allowing air flow. There appears to be another model sans headrest but I am talking about the one pictured. I think the headrest is also a good addition because of the support it offers when leaning back. I would recommend this chair to anyone who wants a durable, comfortable seat at their desk!