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Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Chair Product Review

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Team,

A week ago,I decided to purchase a gaming chair at a local computer shop in one of the malls here in Cebu since the piston of my old office chair does not work anymore. I did canvass at several stores but I'm not amazed by the brands that they were selling.While most of the chairs' upholstery that were presented to me were made of leather, the Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Seat was made of fabric and the price is just within my budget. That's why I decided to purchase this item.
The main features of Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Chair based from the main website Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Chair are:
A. Breathable and Supple - which describes the upholstery that is entirely made of soft fabric.
B. Versatility through Adjustability - denotes the adjustable backrest, ergonomic posture, 3D armrest and seating height.
C. Comfortable Extras - these extras include suspension and tilt control system, large 60 mm wheels and a backrest which can be reclined and locked at various angles.
D. Head and Lumbar Cushions Included - the chair includes both head and lumbar cushion.
E. Durable up to 110 kg - This chair supports up to 110 kg. Well, my weight is way below that line. Lol!
Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Chair
Sharkoon SKILLER SGS2 Gaming Chair
Overall, I'm satisfied with the way this gaming chair helps me fullfill my role as programmer through coding for longer periods of time. :-)

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