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It's been a couple of weeks since I took delivery of my new Noble Chairs Hero Black Edition and I've deliberately waited a bit before posting just in case I had any problems with it.
I bought it to replace the Ikea Markus I had in the office and these two are like chalk and cheese! The Markus is fine but the Noble takes it to a new level for comfort and adjustability. I had taken the fixed arms off the old chair because they weren't in a very good position but I'm not even considering doing that with the Noble. The arms can move in and out, up and down, forwards and backwards and I hadn't realised but the armrests can actually rotate around the centre point as well. I've had an older Hero chair for a couple of years and I had no idea that they could do this.
I've moved my old Hero into the office and the new Black Edition is in my radio shack which is where I spend most of my time now (having been made redundant earlier this year). The new cover is described as "new vinyl imitation leather material cover" and it's noticably different from my older chair - This actually smells like a new car and after setting it up in my shack, it was like getting into a new car every time I came in! A couple of weeks later, it's still lingering in the air.
Construction was a breeze. The box the chair came in is huge and heavy and needed two of us to move it to the front room for assembly. I fitted the wheels to the base first and then moved the base upstairs to assemble the rest of the chair in situ. Following the instructions by the letter, the whole thing went together in about half an hour with no problems whatsoever.
A couple of other nice changes are the Noble logos on the lumbar adjuster and the seat back lever. I don't go out of my way to look at them but they make me smile if I spot the light shining off them when I come in.
I knew before buying that this was going to be a comfortable chair because of my previous experience and I wasn't wrong. Once set up and adjusted to how I like, it's probably the most comfortable chair I've owned and I can sit here for hours without any discomfort, whether I'm working and typing or whether I pull my steering wheel over and start blatting around the track in F1 2017.
It's really difficult to photograph a dark chair in a messy environment but here it is. There are plenty more pictures on the OcUK website that do it a lot more justice than my snap.
(As a side note, my son bought the Fallout edition and he adores it. He's a big lad at 6ft 5in and it has plenty of adjustments to fit his size)
The bottom line, if you're looking for a good, solid, comfortable chair with loads of adjustments and a nice new car smell then you really can't go wrong.
I bought it to replace the Ikea Markus I had in the office and these two are like chalk and cheese! The Markus is fine but the Noble takes it to a new level for comfort and adjustability. I had taken the fixed arms off the old chair because they weren't in a very good position but I'm not even considering doing that with the Noble. The arms can move in and out, up and down, forwards and backwards and I hadn't realised but the armrests can actually rotate around the centre point as well. I've had an older Hero chair for a couple of years and I had no idea that they could do this.
I've moved my old Hero into the office and the new Black Edition is in my radio shack which is where I spend most of my time now (having been made redundant earlier this year). The new cover is described as "new vinyl imitation leather material cover" and it's noticably different from my older chair - This actually smells like a new car and after setting it up in my shack, it was like getting into a new car every time I came in! A couple of weeks later, it's still lingering in the air.
Construction was a breeze. The box the chair came in is huge and heavy and needed two of us to move it to the front room for assembly. I fitted the wheels to the base first and then moved the base upstairs to assemble the rest of the chair in situ. Following the instructions by the letter, the whole thing went together in about half an hour with no problems whatsoever.
A couple of other nice changes are the Noble logos on the lumbar adjuster and the seat back lever. I don't go out of my way to look at them but they make me smile if I spot the light shining off them when I come in.
I knew before buying that this was going to be a comfortable chair because of my previous experience and I wasn't wrong. Once set up and adjusted to how I like, it's probably the most comfortable chair I've owned and I can sit here for hours without any discomfort, whether I'm working and typing or whether I pull my steering wheel over and start blatting around the track in F1 2017.
It's really difficult to photograph a dark chair in a messy environment but here it is. There are plenty more pictures on the OcUK website that do it a lot more justice than my snap.
(As a side note, my son bought the Fallout edition and he adores it. He's a big lad at 6ft 5in and it has plenty of adjustments to fit his size)
The bottom line, if you're looking for a good, solid, comfortable chair with loads of adjustments and a nice new car smell then you really can't go wrong.
