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Secret Lab Titan Softweave gaming chair

THERE’S MULTIPLE WAYS TO SKIN A GAMING CHAIR.

- [ JOEL BURGESS ]

SINGAPORE-BASED SECRETLAB HAS offered some of the most comfortabl­e leather gaming chairs on the market for a few years now, but anyone that lives in a hot climate – or even just a hot computer room – will have likely have wondered if leather is really the best material for long gaming sessions (if they already own a leather chair, that thought usually occurs while peeling themselves from their throne).

For the first time Secretlab has pulled away from full-grain in lieu of a new SoftWeave signature fabric blend that is durable, soft and, most importantl­y, breathable. This new upholstery option’s available on the existing three chair series (Throne, Omega and Titan), and while this denim-like tough fabric might not be quite as stain resistant as leather, it doesn’t require any maintenanc­e to keep it looking slick.

Because Secretlab sells directly to consumers, there’s a bit of initial assembly required. Thankfully it’s not too challengin­g and shouldn’t take more than about 30 minutes.

Once built, the Titan will, quite literally, bend over backwards to make you comfortabl­e. This is Secretlabs’ biggest and most customisab­le seat, with a recline lever that lowers the backrest into a full laid back position of 165º, a bucket-seat rocker that can lock or flex to 30º and fully adjustable arm rests with more than three degrees of freedom – enough to support almost any sitting style imaginable (cross-legged excluded). Throw in the Titan’s adjustable lumbar support to encourage healthy spine curvature and an optional strap-on neck-rest pillow for long-term comfort and you’ve got one of the best foundation­s for extended gaming or work sessions available.

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