JONPONY Rocker Recliner Chair, Ergonomic Lounge Chair for Living Room,Small Spaces with Rocking Function,Side Pocket,Brown

I went back and forth on buying this chair. The picture shows a super nice recliner and it's a good price. There's some mixed reviews as well. So obviously I was skeptical - but I finally decided to buy the grey version. It came in a big box and was easy to unpack. The directions are not super clear (to me) but the chair doesn't take much to put together so it was easy to figure out. One thing I noticed in the reviews were people often assembled it wrong. I honestly could not figure out how to get it to zipper at the bottom. (it's a metal frame and the covers pull down over and then zip to enclose at the bottom.) I tucked them under and it's a non-issue as far as the chair working but it bothers me. I did put the back on wrong but it was easy to flip around. After I got it assembled and the covers situated I am impressed with this little chair. It's very comfy, the 360 spin on it is fun, and it feels sturdy. This chair would not survive children if you're considering this for your home with kids. It's a good chair but the kind that you can't really be rough with. I could see it breaking down within months. However for an adult that wouldn't be as rough it's a good mid range recliner that would probably last for years.

It was a bit difficult to put together. it certainly was not made for an elderly or disabled person, because of the extending foot/leg rest. Getting the foot rest back down in the chair was EXTREMELY difficult and hard to do, if you have any kind of disability. If it won't close, then it's difficult to get out of. And when you finally get out of it, you have to push the foot rest in with your arm! That's how hard the resistance is to put it back in. I keep a small chair in front of me now, for my feet and legs so I don't have to use the foot rest. NOT good for someone who's had a hip operation, and has bad leg circulation. That's the whole point of an easy chair.