Ripped after a month, no misuse nor did I exceed the weight limit

Fabric frays leaving huge holes. Sad to say I purchased 2 in gray for my grandsons. They are less than 6 months old and both have multiple holes. Very disappointed.

Like other reviews, this chair ripped ALOT! My son who is less than 50lbs used this as his “gaming chair” and in under 6 months the chair began to rip and the filling was falling out of it. We’ve had it not for a year and he sinks in it now from all the hole. I ended up just buying a bungee chair from target 2 weeks ago to replace this one. Definitely upset I wasted my money on something I thought would last years!

My item was damaged. I’d like a refund

The chair is so uncomfortable. It feels like you’re sitting directly on metal.

My chair broke the same day I bought it i am very dissapointed.

Not comfortable. Being 5.6ft tall and weighing 140 pounds, it felt clumsy and shaky. Got a neck pain and back pain when sitting for long hours like for watching a movie. Makes a lot of noise if u move around in the chair. Some stitches started opening up within 2 weeks use. Not worth the buy. Returned it.

In the description it says this chair can expose you to chemicals and lead. Should not sell these things.

was somewhat comfortable while it lasted. nearing the end of the semester I bought it, I sat down on it suddenly. it instantly and without fuss snapped the pins at it's folding joint on both sides. sure, I weigh more than average(200ish), but that means that this chair isn't strong enough for say, a muscular man, which as a college dorm chair is a major weakness. For chairs and other furniture that could have consequences on human life in the event of failure (in my case I was far enough from the wall to not bang my head), the accepted standard is usually to be able to hold five times what it's supposed to, which assuming a 120 lb average makes the conservative estimate for the load that a chair should hold 600lbs. even taking into account the fact that I was falling upon impact, this chair is literally not strong enough to be considered safe. the reason for this becomes clear upon looking at the materials. while the description advertises solid steel, it's rather flimsy tube steel at best, with even the load bearing pins that were the point of failure being perhaps 1/16 of an inch, with the mounting point for those pins being mere plastic. Overall, the price doesn't matter if it's too weak for a large proportion of people. If you are an unusually skinny person, or just a healthy weight person who's fine tiptoeing around their own furniture, good for you, but that isn't most people

Had for 2 days and the metal part holding the legs together snapped causing me to take a pretty bad fall.