50% OFF, great Office/Gaming Chair.
50% OFF, great Office/Gaming Chair.
Only 156 dollars (it was 399 dollars).
Description：
Looking for the best gaming chair that won't break the bank? Most Brazen chairs will fit the bill nicely. Five quality castor wheels, so you can move around the room freely while gaming. There is also 360-degree swivelling capability so you can see your screen computer or television screen from anywhere in the room.
What’s more, this gaming chair reclines and has a rocker tilt function. You can adjust the height using the butterfly mechanism. The number one priority when designing this chair was comfort. Indeed, it is upholstered to be supportive and breathable.
Material: PU & PVC , Pocket Spring
Colour: Black, Blue, Red
Dimensions(cm):
124.5(H)×66.5(W) ×71.5(D)
Limit: 4 per user and 2 as gift for others
Auckland delivery: Pay $45 extra per unit for urban delivery, or $65 extra per unit for rural delivery. North Island delivery: Pay $65 extra per unit for urban delivery, or $85 extra per unit for rural delivery. South Island delivery: Pay $85 extra per unit for urban delivery, or $105 extra per unit for rural delivery. Waiheke Island is rural delivery.
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