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Only just! Although the allen key is now part of my collection. 
** AKRACING PROX SERIES GAMING CHAIRS **
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Missed your comment! 
They can be made quite narrow or very wide depending how you want them. They'd probably be secure just using the outer nuts on them. The tops of the rests can be turned in or out by about 15 degree's and can be dropped really low too. I've taken a picture of the underside so you can see for width.
They can be made quite narrow or very wide depending how you want them. They'd probably be secure just using the outer nuts on them. The tops of the rests can be turned in or out by about 15 degree's and can be dropped really low too. I've taken a picture of the underside so you can see for width.
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I find the adjustability to be good on the chair. It's works smoothly for both the arms and backrest, although I find the range that the backrest can adjust to be rather extreme. (And I have tested to see how far I can get it before it tipping over 
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How sturdy are the arm rests on these? I tend to lean on my arm rest quite a lot.
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Very strong as its all metal construction. At first I kept adjusting them to point in/out as I was leaning on them or bumping them at one end and forgetting they're not fixed like my old chair. Fine once you're used to it.
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Thanks
are they reasonably comfortable and are they smooth or textured? I'm quite picky about my chairs :/
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It has a very light textured pattern on both the 'leather' and the arm rests, both of which seem easy to keep clean.
I seem to fit it like a glove and I find it very comfortable.
I seem to fit it like a glove and I find it very comfortable.
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If you have a wood floor and use a steering wheel on your desk, their lockable castors are highly recommended as both the normal and locking wheels effortlessly glide across your floor. Very solid and work brilliantly, especially under heavy braking. 