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There are few greater feelings than cozying into a plush chair and kicking your feet up after a long day. But finding a chair that’s comfortable and chic to complement the aesthetic of your living space can be a challenge. Grandma’s colossal upholstered recliner will always hold a special place in our hearts, but we don’t necessarily want to create the same vibe for our homes. Fortunately, Amazon reviewers have let us in on this stylish -yet-supportive recliner chair with lumbar support.
Made with polyurethane leather, the chair’s comfort, easy assembly, and modest price point have made it a favorite among customers. Plus, it’s a great-looking addition to any room due to its clean, universal design. You can sit upright while working remote or gaming, or lean back at a 105-degree angle with your feet propped on the retractable footrest. And if you feel a few Z’s coming on, recline 120-degrees for a restful nap.
The upper design contours to your neck and back so that you can nestle into the seating with lumbar support. Additionally, under the faux leather is high-density, spongelike material for a soft seat that’s resilient and reverts to its original shape when you get up. And not to fear, the footrest is constructed with both the sponge padding and a “hard-wearing” steel frame for durability.
Made for a range of body sizes, the highly-rated recliner has a maximum capacity of 265 pounds. Some customers do note that the chair is small, making it a suitable fit for more intimate spaces rather than large open rooms. Additionally, if you’re 6-feet and up, you may find that while the seat is comfortable, your head could extend above the headrest and your feet beyond the footrest when reclined, depending on your proportions. You can purchase it on Amazon in a range of colors and different fabrics, although the black faux leather seems to be pretty popular.
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“This chair is really comfortable and took me 10 minutes to unbox and put together. The reclining mechanisms work well and it feels sturdy. As others have said this chair is fairly small, but perfect for my 5’4” self.” — Mel
“This recliner is incredibly comfortable! The cushions feel plush without being too soft, offering the perfect balance of support and relaxation. The seat is wide enough to stretch out, and the backrest provides excellent lumbar support. I’ve spent an hour in it without experiencing any discomfort, which is a huge win for me as someone who struggles with neck and back pain.
The recline feature is smooth and easy to operate. Whether I’m just leaning back for a quick break or fully reclining for a nap, it adjusts effortlessly. The footrest stays firmly in place once extended.
So far, the recliner feels incredibly sturdy. The frame is solid, and the materials feel high-end. I’ve had it for 8 months now, and it still looks brand new, with no signs of wear and tear.” — aury torres
“This is an inexpensive theater chair, it reclines to only two position but is comfortable enough to relax even with my dog laying in my lap. I would recommend this chair for the shopper who in not looking to put a lot of money into a chair. The seat area is somewhat small so a bigger person will not be comfortable.” — calamityfla
“I am 5′ 1″ tall and weigh between 115 and 120 lbs. It fits me just right. I bought a brown one approx. 3 years ago. It was still in good mechanical condition. It had signs of wear and tear on the arms and headrest. The only reason I decided to replace it was because I was mistakenly sent a recliner that had heat and massage. (The heat and massage worked well, but it took away from the comfort of the recliner.) The padding was thin over the massage and heat mechanisms and made it less comfortable than I would have liked. This recliner does not have heat and massage and the padding on the back and seat are thicker and more comfortable. Very easy to assemble. Just screw the legs on and slide the back on and sit down! There is no handle, just use your body weight to lean back or move forward. I’m not that strong and I assembled it by myself.” — Cynthia
“These were shipped quickly, easy peasy to put together & are comfortable enough for us. These will be used sparingly in our basement theater room for weekend movie nights. They’re soft & comfortable. I’m 5′5 (165 lbs) & find these chairs very cozy/comfy. My hubby is 6′2 (220 lbs) & while his head is above the headrest & his feet hang off the end while reclined, he still says the chair is comfortable. We’ll be ordering 2 more for guests. UPDATE: We ordered 2 more and now have a set of 4 which is great for movie night with friends. These are very comfortable! Not sure how they’d hold up with heavy usage of kiddos bouncing around on them or teens throwing themselves into the chairs? But, for us adults on an occasional weekend…PERFECT! Recommend!” — S&ECrets
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