Drift expands its range of chairs with DR500 ergonomically designed to offer you the highest performance and is available in twor colors: brown and black
Equipped with a solid FOAM-filled structure and extra soft polyurethane covers, with 4D armrests, class 4 gas piston structure, star-shaped metal base and nylon wheels, all of them have been designed for maximum comfort .
Its advantageous 4D armrests can be adjusted in height, angle, depth and direction, making them easily adaptable and allowing you to bring the chair as close as possible to the gaming desk without the armrests interfering. The upper surface of the armrests is padded, giving you greater comfort when playing or working for hours.
The DR550 has been designed in high quality materials, with a dense padding covered in soft PU leather, which is very pleasant to the touch and gives the chair that neat, desirable, gaming aesthetic.
The DR500 is capable of withstanding a great weight, up to 150 kilos, thanks to its solid class 4 gas pistons.
Excellent stability and ultra-smooth movement. The metal base with a matte finish is designed in a star shape, allowing proper distribution of the nylon wheels.
The DR550 incorporates an innovative balancing mechanism that helps the weight of the body to be better distributed, providing greater comfort by naturally shifting your center of gravity. You will feel so comfortable that you'll work or play with improved concentration thanks to the benefits of this ergonomic gaming chair.
The DR550 is perfect for play or work. You can adjust its height to fit perfectly at your gaming desk and other spaces, always adapting it to your needs.
Its innovative smooth backrest, without holes, can recline from 90 to 135 degrees, thanks to its incorporated butterfly mechanism, making it perfect to relax and rest between games and finding the ideal angle every time.
For better ergonomics, the DR500 gaming chair includes two cushions, one for the lumbar area and one for the neck area, guaranteeing a correct posture throughout many long hours on the PC.
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