This chair is built to be sat in two ways round. Facing forwards it is a low lounge seat with the backrest behind the spine; turned around and straddled, the backrest becomes a chest and arm rest to lean into, which is the position most people end up in during a long gaming session anyway. Both directions are supported by the same frame, so nothing has to be reconfigured to switch. The headrest and backrest each adjust independently, letting the head be brought forward for a screen or dropped back for relaxing, and the two settings work against an ergonomic profile that carries the neck and lower back rather than leaving them unsupported. Facing is breathable mesh, which is the practical difference over a padded cover, because air moves straight through the weave and the back does not end up damp after an hour. Under the mesh sits elastic sponge filling, soft under contact but returning its shape rather than packing down. The metal frame holds up to 310 lbs, a genuine adult rating rather than a nominal one. In chair mode the footprint is 25 by 19 by 21 in; folded down to lying mode it flattens to 38.5 by 19 by 6 in, thin enough to slide under a sofa or a bed and stay there. Seat depth is 18 in over a seat height of 6 in, the headrest is 18 in wide and the backrest 19.5 in long. The whole chair weighs 6.5 lbs, so it carries between living rooms and bedrooms one-handed, and no assembly is needed.