Big and Tall Leather Executive Office Chair, 400lbs Wide Seat, High Back with Footrest and Lumbar Support, Grey

I finally found the perfect chair for my home office after months of searching – this Big and Tall Grey Leather Executive Chair has honestly been a game-changer for me. I’m a bigger guy (about 6’2″, 280lbs) and most office chairs I’ve tried just weren’t cutting it.
First off, this thing is seriously roomy. The seat is like 22 inches wide and pretty deep too (about 20 inches), which means I can actually sit comfortably without feeling squeezed in. The padding is no joke either – it’s got this thick, high-density sponge in both the seat and backrest that kind of cradles you without being too soft. I work from home and sometimes pull 10-hour days, and my old chair used to leave me with terrible back pain, but the lumbar support on this one is actually decent. The high back (around 30 inches) makes a huge difference too.
The grey PU leather looks way more expensive than it is, to be fair. It’s got this subtle embossed pattern that gives it a professional vibe. My cat jumped up on it the other day and I was worried she’d scratch it, but surprisingly, not a mark! It’s super easy to wipe clean too – I spilled coffee on it last week and it just wiped right off.
One thing I didn’t expect was how adjustable this chair would be. I can recline it anywhere from sitting straight up to practically napping (between 90-135 degrees), which is perfect when I need to think or take a quick break. The armrests are padded and adjustable too, which is pretty important if you’re typing all day like me. And the footrest? Total game changer for those post-lunch food comas, not gonna lie.
The chair height adjusts from about 19 to 22 inches, which works great with my standing desk in the lower position. I was kind of worried about weight capacity since my last chair literally broke under me (embarrassing!), but this one is rated for 400lbs, so I feel totally secure. The base is really solid – some kind of heavy-duty metal – and the wheels roll super smoothly on my hardwood floor. I can spin around to reach things without getting up, which is probably making me lazier but whatever!
Assembly wasn’t too bad – took me maybe 25 minutes? The instructions were actually clear for once, and they included all the tools. My wife helped with a couple parts but I could’ve done it solo if needed.
The only downside I’ve found is that it’s pretty heavy (like 58 pounds), so once you set it up, you won’t want to move it around much. But honestly, that’s also a good thing because it means it’s substantial and well-built.
For anyone who’s bigger or taller than average and tired of uncomfortable chairs that feel like they might collapse, this one’s definitely worth checking out. It’s not exactly cheap, but considering I spend like 50+ hours a week sitting in it, my back and butt are thanking me for the investment!