The bottom piece of the chair is more or less completely flat, which should be better for overall posture, allowing you to spread your legs apart when sat down, unlike some other chairs, and particular the Core Series LX in the other review, which raises up considerably on the flanks. The MAX stitching on the front will be particularly desirable if you happen to be called Max.
The underside seems solid, with bulky bolts used for the arm rests and attaching the base of the chair to the rocker mechanism.
The backpiece is wide and flat, with some stylish stitching up the back and the sides. The AK Racing logo at the top isn’t straight on our model, which annoyed our OCD slightly.
The backside is completely flat with zips up the side, seemingly to remove the cover if you ever desperately needed to wash it. The AK Racing logo isn’t straight here either.
The underside seems solid, with bulky bolts used for the arm rests and attaching the base of the chair to the rocker mechanism.
The backpiece is wide and flat, with some stylish stitching up the back and the sides. The AK Racing logo at the top isn’t straight on our model, which annoyed our OCD slightly.
The backside is completely flat with zips up the side, seemingly to remove the cover if you ever desperately needed to wash it. The AK Racing logo isn’t straight here either.
