TRALT Ergonomic Office Chair, Grey Mesh Back, Leather Seat and Flip-Up Arms

For desk users around 5'5" to 6'2", the TRALT chair combines adjustable lumbar support and a headrest with a wider seat. Its listed Medium size is designed with that height range in mind.

The chair has a mesh back, a leather-covered cushion and armrests that flip up. Height adjustment and 360° swivel add flexibility for a home office, study area or gaming setup.

Need a chair that can tuck closer to a desk when space is tight? The flip-up arms may help, while the support adjustments let you tailor the seating position.

Getting the most from it

Use the height adjustment to set the chair for your desk, then adjust the lumbar support and headrest to suit your sitting position. The seat measures 20in W x 17.3in D, with a listed height range of 18.5–21.3in. The product dimensions are also given as 44D x 63W x 132H centimetres, so use the measurements that best match the space and setup you are planning.

The armrests flip up when you want to move closer to a desk or make the chair easier to place in a compact workspace. Smooth 360° swivel rotation can be useful when moving between a computer and nearby screens or work surfaces. The chair weighs 13.34 kg and has a metal frame and base.

Where it shines

This design suits people who want more than a basic fixed desk chair: it brings together adjustable lumbar support, a headrest, height adjustment and a padded seat. The mesh back is intended to allow airflow, while the cushion is described as 3.5-inch high-density sponge with a leather cover. It may work for a home office, study room or gaming space where the same chair serves several desk tasks.

Buyer feedback often highlights the cushion comfort and the lumbar and headrest support. Some also describe the chair as sturdy, but opinions are mixed on its materials and long-term durability. Those comments are useful context, not a guarantee of how a particular chair will feel or hold up.

What matters most

The stated weight capacity is 330 lbs, and the chair uses a Class-3 gas lift for height adjustment. Assembly is required, the product information estimates 25–30 minutes and says the necessary components are included. That gives buyers a clearer sense of setup than a chair described only by its comfort features.

There is a material detail worth noting: the product name identifies it as leather, while the specifications describe a mesh back and the feature text refers to a leather-covered cushion. The frame and base are listed as metal. If the exact upholstery composition matters to your choice, the available information does not provide further detail.

Compared with a simpler chair without adjustable back support or a headrest, the TRALT offers more ways to tailor the seating position. It is not a substitute for choosing a chair based on fit: the listed seat dimensions and intended height range are the practical starting points.

Before you decide

What can be adjusted? The chair has adjustable height, lumbar support and a headrest. Its armrests flip up, and the seat swivels 360°.

What is the listed size? The Medium seat is 20in W x 17.3in D, with a height range of 18.5–21.3in. Overall dimensions are listed as 44D x 63W x 132H centimetres.

Does it arrive assembled? Assembly is required. The product information estimates 25–30 minutes and says the components needed for installation are included.

Buying verdict

Worth considering if you want adjustable lumbar and head support, a mesh back and flip-up arms in one desk chair, and the stated seat dimensions suit your workspace. The listed 330 lbs capacity may also be relevant when comparing options. You may want to skip it if consistent long-term durability or more precise upholstery details are essential: buyer feedback on durability and materials is mixed, and the product information does not resolve those uncertainties.