Razer Iskur

It's a bummer to hear about your experience ordering the Razer Iskur. You do have a point that the chair is still available for order on the website.

Overall I give it an 8/10. I got it on sale for $379 and its not worth a penny over that. If you're reading this and its full price at $499 full stop don't buy it bc its not worth that much at all. The build quality is extremely solid and sturdy it weighs like 60-70lbs out of the box so if your smal...

Just got the Razer ISKUR Chair as an upgrade from my DX Racer chair that I've had for 5+ years. For the most part I'm happy with the chair. PROS: I love the Tilt lock feature and the chair feels much higher quality than my DX. Armrest adjustments to perfect spot.

I've assembled dozens of chairs over many years and this is one of the best packaged and apparently well made (time will tell) office/gaming chairs I've ever assembled. Look fantastic and so far it seems solid. It could use more lumbar support - in fact it could use any lumbar support because it's s...

I have the exact chair and love it. Though I may upgrade to the Razer Iskur fabric chair when it comes out just for the adjustable lumbar.

I bought the XL. pros: lumbar support/aesthetic Cons: cost/seat width(narrow) All in all the chair is quite comfortable a tad on the firm side but it is comfortable to sit in for extended periods. I got this one sale for 500, all though this is a personal opinion but I don’t think it’s worth 500, at...

I’m 5 10” and 240… I bought Razer Iskur XL and I am just disassembling it to return it… it’s cushion is too firm that I felt it like rock… I was using it for two weeks and my coccyx, lower back, hips and upper abs are in pain (taking medicine for it)… also the zone is very tender right now. I was thinking to try secretlabs titan evo but I just checked and it’s cushion is firmer than Iskur….

Nothing to special about it, it is a chair after all. I have no complaints but I have found myself leaning back in it a lot recently. Pretty fun and it looks really nice.

Having come from a very comfortable (yet short-lived) memory-foam filled gaming chair, I believe the Iskur is a great choice for someone looking to maintain good posture for long periods - IF you can get it at a discount. The first 3 days of sitting in this chair for 7 - 8 hours at a time were rough to the point where I almost returned it. Between the much more firm seat and rigid, locked-in feeling of the chair, I thought I was simply too large for it. After lots of fiddling and letting the chair settle, I've found the perfect position for maintaining a supported spine with pressure being spread evenly to my lower back, hips, and legs.

I have been looking for an office chair with specific ergonomic features that fits me perfectly for over 2 years. I'm 5'4 and 170 lbs. I have neck and lower back soft tissue damage and after years of working on a computer I have mouse shoulder (repetitive strain injury) from moving between the keybo...