Atlantic Dardashti Gaming Chair – Commercial Grade, BIFMA X5.1 Tested, Next-Gen Ergonomic, Race Car Inspired Black with Blue Accent, PN78050355
$109.00
Last updated on July 17, 2024 12:59 am Details
- MEET THE DARDASHTI GAMING CHAIR. This is a commercial grade next-gen ergonomic gaming chair. Inspired by today’s high-end performance vehicles, the goal was to provide the highest design value encompassing performance and aesthetics. The result is a comfortable, durable gaming chair designed for long gaming sessions that is built to last and backed by a three-year warranty. This chair meets BIFMA X5.1 commercial furniture test standards
- THE SOLID STEEL FRAME sits atop a nylon five-star performance base supported by a Class 4 hydraulic gas piston. Add sports car inspired cold-cure foam bucket seats meticulously covered with deluxe PU leather. Unlike entry level gaming chairs with pillows, we integrated a dynamic 2-inch lumbar curve support and an oversized headrest, both with cold-cure foam cushions.
- THE EIGHT-WAY, ADJUSTABLE, CUSHIONED ARM RESTS are designed to provide long-term comfort. With four inches of travel, the armrests can be lowered out of the elbow zone or raised up for perfect support. Gamers can quickly recline up to 155 degrees to relieve stress during long sessions. Designed to accommodate all users, back tension and chair height are adjustable.
- THE CHAIR AESTHETICS ARE STRIKING from afar to close up, top to bottom or an all around 360 view. Its geometric curves are inviting. The sporty seat and chair back are covered with deluxe PU leather accented with bold colored diamond stitching with matching carbon fiber accent bolsters and rear piping. Gamers will appreciate the beautifully debossed and molded logo graphics and hollow car wheel influenced casters.
- *RECOMMENDED HEIGHT: 4’11” TO 6’2″ *MAXIMUM LOAD: 350 LBS. * NOT RECOMMENDED FOR TORSO LENGTH GREATER THAN 25″
- *Cushion Type: Cold Cure Foam (used in luxury car seats) *Foam Density: 2.8lb/ft3 *Foam Softness Factor: 36 (IDL) *Foam Lifespan: Est. 16 years *Frame Construction: Steel *Upholstery: Deluxe PU Leather *Accent Stitching: Machine Embroidery-diamond pattern *Adjustable Armrests: 8-way, Soft PU Coated *Armrest Pad Size: 3.625″ W x 10.5″ D *Mechanism: Multi-tilt *Tilt Lock: Yes *Tilt Angle Lock: Yes *Recline Range: 90°-155°, High-grade Spring
- *Chair/Seat Back Style: Full Length Backrest *Head Cushion: Built-in Headrest *Lower Back Cushion: Built-in Lumbar Support *Hydraulic Gas Piston: Class 4 *Wheelbase: Nylon, Five Star *Casters: Hollow, PU Coated *Assembly Required: Yes *Product Dimensions: 27.38″ W x 27.38″ D x 52.06″ H *Product Weight: 45.75 lbs *Warranty: 3 Year Limited *Commercial Grade: Meets ANSI/BIFMA X5.1
Specification: Atlantic Dardashti Gaming Chair – Commercial Grade, BIFMA X5.1 Tested, Next-Gen Ergonomic, Race Car Inspired Black with Blue Accent, PN78050355
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Atlantic Dardashti Gaming Chair – Commercial Grade, BIFMA X5.1 Tested, Next-Gen Ergonomic, Race Car Inspired Black with Blue Accent, PN78050355
$109.00
Jess –
This chair is not comfortable in the slightest. I actually had to order a chair cushion. The quality is great so far but this is a pretty product- not a comfortable one. Also, as a short person it is not a good choice because you can’t lower far enough down (I’m 5 foot 4). I had to place my monitors on risers and things below my mouse and keyboard just to make it work for height functionality. Also, if you aren’t thin and you are not going to sit only in the narrow chair middle, this chair will be even more uncomfortable for you. I personally can’t sit longer than a couple hours without getting up. For this price point, and my job, not a great option.
Denny S. –
I’m 6’4″ and the search continues for an office chair that isn’t a giant piece of garbage. This thing is cheap junk like all the rest with the added bonus of a giant headrest right in the middle of my shoulder blades. I honestly can’t see anyone over 6′ being comfortable in this. It also smells bad. I really couldn’t be more unhappy with this thing.
Andrew –
If you are 6′ tall or taller, this is not a comfortable chair. I’m 6’1″, and the fixed headrest is in such a poor location, that I can’t put my head back without it digging into my lower neck/upper back area. It’s actually quite uncomfortable and it is causing me more back/neck pain than my old cheap office chair. I’m considering returning it for this reason. I’ve included a detailed picture of this scenario.
The rest of the chair is great. I love that the armrests can adjust in so many different ways, and the quality of the material seems to be very high and will hold up to lots of use. However, the headrest issue is really a big deal and is the main reason for my low-star rating. Overall I’m quite disappointed in this chair, considering the higher price. I would expect these issues from a $100 chair, not a $500 chair.
derekdal –
I got this chair because of the prime day and 4-5 star reviews. the chair feels sturdy and the seating is supportive and comfortable. The arm rests are adjustable in many directions.
That is where the comfort ends. I’m 6’1″ with 32″ inseam (to highlight leg length). This chair is slightly too high while in its lowest position to allow my legs to be at the correct angle and to fit under my keyboard tray of my desk. Given my size, this chair will have your feet dangling or biting into the back of your leg if you are shorter than me. I found this absurd as the average height of Men/Women is below my height which means the chair wouldn’t work for most users.
I looked to see if I put it together incorrectly and I looked at my old chair and discovered the main issues. The lift cylinder is too long with a 3″ stroke for the design of the chair. The real issue is the base. It is several inches higher than my old chair’s base. this makes the lift cylinder be too high. I also noticed my old chair’s base let the cylinder go through the base about 1/4″ in the final resting place. The base on this chair has the cylinder sitting about 1/4″ up from the bottom. that’s an overall 1/2 higher cylinder height. Lastly, the wheels are taller than my old chair. all of these factors lead to a much higher ‘lowest chair height”
this all turns out to be significant because the seating foam is nice and thick so you end up sitting even higher.
Thomas –
This could be the most uncomfortable chair I have ever sat in. I am a former football player, I’m 6’3 280lbs, and this chair is beyond uncomfortable. It is not good for tall people in general, the headrest will be at your shoulder blades, and nothing about this is comfortable. If you have wider legs as I do, the sides will constantly be in your legs and make it hard to sit for more than a few minutes. If you’re tall or wider, avoid this chair at all costs. It also is terrible quality for the price they are charging. You might as well go to secretlabs and get something of quality for the price tag.
Hillsolo –
I’ve had this chair for half a month, the feeling about this chair is very mixed.
Pros:
1. Love the design. It is a blend of high-end luxury, contemporary and classic look. It is very eye-catching in a classical way instead of a build with busy gaming texture to it.
2. Sturdiness. It is relatively heavy, it doesn’t matter whichever way I roll and turn, it appears to be very stable.
3. Material. The chair is assembled with very good material, the stiches are very well done, it is relevant to the price level.
4. Arm Rest. It is in a 4D-functional arm rest. No problems with up-down, forward-back, left-right and turns. It also has cushion built into them, which offer great flexibility and comfort.
Cons:
1. Head Rest. This is such a major flaw for this chair. The position of the head rest is right at my shoulder blades. There are tons of reviews for other chairs with removable head rest pillow and lumbar support, customers would wish they would be built into the chair, and this chair did, however, the position is just weird for people who are 6 feet and above. and I can’t imagine it would even provide comfort for people who are under 6, because the shape is not natural for the neck and head for sitting or laying down. This is a major fail to point that it can overshadow all the pros.
2. Height. I personally don’t have issues with the overall height of this chair since I’m 6’1, my feet are touching the floor fully. However, this is really conflicting design with the #1 con I made above. If this chair is designed for people who are under 6, then they will have a hard time for their feet to fully touch the ground when sitting all the way back without having an extra feet rest. It is a very weird combination.
3. Base. It is not metal to provide that extra level of luxury and sturdiness. That is something I would expect with this price tag.
4. Noise. This is probably an exception for me. I’m fairly experienced with installing chair since I have done it for most of my family members and myself, including my office chairs. I made sure all screws are tightened, however, this is so far the only chair I have had, when I spin it, it makes a subtle screeching noise. It doesn’t bother me as much, but I would rather prefer it is much quieter.
Overall, I’m a little disappointed with this product and still debating whether I’ll be returning it. It appears that the manufacture Atlantic is trying to do the right things, and for the most part, they are very good, but as their only 1st generation gaming chair product line, it has some flaws that are difficult for the customers to overcome when we consider the comfort to be the top priority.