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Noblechairs HERO gaming chair in Fallout Vault-Tec Edition
I absolutely despise the gaming chair market as they are overpricing a 100 USD product easily to 400 USD. Admittedly, if you like Fallout, this one is very nice to see.
Gaming Chair "HERO Fallout Vault-Tec Edition" of "Fallout" introdeced a first with noblechairs. It features a design that reproduces the world view of "Fallout", with the logo of Vault-Tec, a nuclear shelter company familiar to fans, stamped on the back head. The thumb-up of the mascot character Vault Boy is also stitched back and forth, and if you look closely you can see that he is also sitting in the "HERO" chair. Vault-Tec's slogan "PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE" is also a good accent. The cushion of the seat and backrest is made of elastic high-density molded urethane and features a stable sitting comfort due to the appropriate repulsive force. Equipped with built-in lumbar support that enhances the fit of the waist and an oversized armrest that can move in 4 directions. It also has a reclining function that can be adjusted in the 90-125 ° range and a rocking function of up to 11 °. The surface is made of cowhide-like textured synthetic leather (PU/polyurethane resin leather), and the skeleton is made of a sturdy steel frame. The recommended load capacity is 150 kg.
The external dimensions are width 670 mm, depth 550 mm, height 1,275-1,340 mm, and weighs approximately 29 kg. A shorter gas cylinder is used than the Western model, and the seat height is adjusted to suit the Japanese body shape.
You're going to have to pay 419 EUR for this chair.
luxoflux
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#5827558 Posted on: 09/09/2020 12:11 PM
The HERO has not even been available from vendors for 2 years. And is the only brand I am aware of that I can purchase different gas cylinders, which I have after a year without issue but for a shorter version.
419$ for a chair that only lasts three years (due to gas cylinder giving up and PU material which deteriorates after 2.5 years for me).
The HERO has not even been available from vendors for 2 years. And is the only brand I am aware of that I can purchase different gas cylinders, which I have after a year without issue but for a shorter version.
Nicked_Wicked
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#5827577 Posted on: 09/09/2020 01:09 PM
I have the leather version of it, relatively solid build but occasionally starts to squeak now when sitting. As far as back support goes it’s pretty mediocre, I’m switching to an HM Embody end of this month fortunately.
I have the leather version of it, relatively solid build but occasionally starts to squeak now when sitting. As far as back support goes it’s pretty mediocre, I’m switching to an HM Embody end of this month fortunately.
TheDeeGee
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#5827583 Posted on: 09/09/2020 01:20 PM
My current desk chair which cost me a 1000 is already 13 years old and still in good condition.
My current desk chair which cost me a 1000 is already 13 years old and still in good condition.
CronoGraal
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#5827604 Posted on: 09/09/2020 02:15 PM
Quite the leap there.
I have the leather version of it, relatively solid build but occasionally starts to squeak now when sitting. As far as back support goes it’s pretty mediocre, I’m switching to an HM Embody end of this month fortunately.
Quite the leap there.
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419$ for a chair that only lasts three years (due to gas cylinder giving up and PU material which deteriorates after 2.5 years for me). Nah, thanks, better get a cheap Ikea chair for a third of the price, also easier to get a hold on.