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Your cart is empty.Keep the competition in your kill zone, as you enter your comfort zone with the Razer Iskur Fabric XL—our first gaming chair designed for posture-perfect hardcore gaming. Fitted with an adjustable, ergonomic lumbar support system, we’ve got your back when it comes to keeping you in prime gaming form.
Spikeai
Reviewed in Mexico on July 25, 2023
Sinceramente me sorprendió en un buen sentido, es más cómoda de lo esperado, te impulsa a sentarte derecho cuando trabajas pero también te da la oportunidad de relajarte un poco y disfrutar en una posición "no tan ergonómica".Pros.La calidad cumple con lo que se espera de una marca así (y el costo), obviamente no tiene tanto flujo de aire como una de malla pero tampoco te abochorna como otras, el soporte lumbar aún en su posición más baja se siente y eso ayuda a corregir un poco la postura.A tener en cuenta.No tiene muchos o los tiene si eres demasiado exigente. Los brazos se siente ligeramente sueltos aunque se entiende por las opciones de movimiento. Si tienes piernas no tan largas puedes sentirte incómodo ya que es una silla larga. Si no eres tan pesado puedes sentir los acolchonamientos algo duros.Yo compré la XL y dude pensando que sería muy grande, hubiera sido un error comprar la normal por lo mismo que mencioné en los contras (soy grande, de piernas largas y pesado) así que tengan mucho en mente quien usará la silla
Marley McKenzie cook
Reviewed in Canada on July 2, 2023
I bought this chair because I do photography and spend hours at my computer editing photos. The last chair I had fell apart and had issues with my back sitting for long periods. This Chair is quite expensive but it's worth it, i bought my dad a dx racer gaming chair a couple years ago and it's good but doesn't have much back support compared to this Razer chair. The biggest selling point is the facts it has an adjustable lumbar support. I would 100% recommend this chair to any gamer or photographer.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2023
I've had the chair for a few months now and it feels comfortable for the most part, but it's designed for people that are a little taller and bigger. I'm 6'1 and 190, and I would say that the chair is slightly big for me, but definitely still comfortable enough. It can take a month to break in the cushion, but once you do it's very comfy. You also get a ton of control over the chair which is nice. Probably wouldn't buy it for $849 though, I got it on sale and i'd recommend doing the same.
Sherlock Chan
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2023
Well. More expensive.Dosnt fell any better. The seat actually hurt more. Too bad I already broken the box or I would of send it backThe back support was cool. It's there.The tilt didn't work. Still hoping I could get that fixed. The lean back us not as good as other gaming chair.Overall this chair is good for look.And 1 hour of seating. Please no more.I tried 5 gaming chair and 10 other office before this and the $70 chair still feels and works better.
Daniel
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023
I've always said that chairs are like pillows - everyone is going to have a different opinion on what is good and what feels right to them based on their preference. I'm always nervous when I buy a new chair because you almost have to sit in it at home, at your desk to see if works for you.The Iksur XL went on a sale at a price I couldn't pass up and decided to give it a go. First of all, I was extremely impressed by the packaging. Everything was packed incredibly well with foam and there were tons of inserts in the box that made it feel like a special purpose. Absolutely top notch packaging.Installation was straight forward like any other chair with the one exception being a cable that controls the lumbar support which was a new one for me. Other than that, it's just a few scrolls and attaching the base. Very straight forward.The big question...how does it feel? I'm not a big guy but based on reviews, I saw most people recommend the XL just to give you a little more seating room and I'm glad I did. Since this is a racing chair, you have boxed in sides and that might be uncomfortable to some. The XL gives you a bit more seating room. It's definitely a firm seat but I still think it's fairly comfortable and feels like it will hold up unlike the softer seats that will just get flat over time.The arms are interesting and almost feel overengineered. You can pull them inward, outward, up and down and even twist them inwards. There are a lot of options and while they are nice, I hope it holds up over time.The big feature I'd say is the lumbar support. There is an extra lever that will actually push out (or pull in) the lumbar area. Considering most chairs have little to no lumbar support, it does take some time to get used to but now that I've had the chair for a bit, I can't imagine not having it. It contours perfectly to my back and where I would slouch and lean back in my old chair, the Iskur makes me want to sit up straight with my feet on the ground. The natural seating position is just as comfortable with the lumbar support as slouching in my old chair.As for cons, it's mostly nitpicks. I've noticed the fabric on the seat is randomly wrinkled when I get up despite it being stitched pretty tight. It's not a big deal but we'll have to see how it holds up over time.It's not so much a con but worth noting is that the seat sits pretty tall. I have it on the bottom setting and it's almost too far for my desk. I with the base was a little more spread out to be lower to the ground. If you have a short desk, it could be a problem. It works for mine but barely.Overall, it's a very solid chair so far with the big feature being the lumbar support. If you are a fan of racing chairs, this one is very much worth consideration.
Lauren Likewise
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023
I'm 6ft and 185lbs and this XL version fits me perfect, I would not go for the smaller size. Lumbar hits in the correct location for me, the arms adjust to a comfortable spot, and when fully reclined the chair is stable. I got this from Amazon warehouse for 349 dollars in like-new condition (but it was brand new when opened) and even that price is a steep commitment, but I'm completely satisfied with the quality.I'm coming from an entry level office chair with a thick cushioned seat and mesh backing up to my shoulder blades. I work remotely and have developed back pain over the last two years from it. I never felt supported properly in the chair so I decided it was time to invest in higher quality, along with part-time gaming.I spent an embarrassing amount of time researching, watching videos, reading reviews, comparing and watching prices, and ultimately I pulled the trigger when this came up on Amazon Warehouse. I feel like the negative feedback I read about was all wrong and I'm glad I didn't take it to heart. The XL chair is top notch, the lumbar works great, most of the parts are all metal, and its really comfortable (not soft per say but supportive where it's supposed to be). Maybe it's my frame size and height that just works, but from my experience this chair is a winner.
AA
Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2022
I bought the regular sized Fabric Iskur initially and was disappointed. I'm 6 feet tall, 180 lbs and the bolstering on the seat constricted my thighs to a point that made it difficult to sit naturally and comfortably. It basically limits you to having to sit with your knees very close together. The seat cushion itself is very hard to the point were it can leave your butt numb at times.The solution was to get the XL version. The seat bolstering is nice and wide, thighs are not constricted. The seat cushion is nice and soft (possible helped by the seat being able to go lower than regular sized Iskur). Overall it's more sturdy too, the arm rests snap into place with an audible click when making changes unlike the regular Iskur.I got my on sale for $200 off, it's an expensive chair but my advice is to avoid the regular sized chair unless you are relatively small. Buy the XL version, it is totally superior. From what I've seen, they really should label the XL version the regular size. The regular size should be relabeled as the smaller size, it's very small.
Jesse B Bartholomew
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022
Biggest issue is the bolstering on the seat. It is a lot tighter than I would like. The bolstering at the end of the chair is usually where my thighs would be. So at present it is pushing and wearing into my thighs. Otherwise the comfort is excellent. Chair is tall. Its lowest setting is the same as the highest setting on my old office store chair. This chairs highest setting feels like a studio chair in comparison. Assembly was easy for one person, but it might be a lot harder if you haven't done heavy lifting recently. The worst part of assembly was it seemed the nuts in the back aren't lined up as well as they should be. They seemed to be cammed at an odd angle, so it took a bit for the threads to catch. Kind of wish there was a tool holder on the chair to keep the assembly screwdriver. Its one of the better tools to come with one of these chairs. Kind of wish it had some sort of torque calibration. I always have trouble with how tight to get the fasteners. My level of tight, always seems to be the manufactures definition of four times past their tight.Update: after nearly a couple years using this chair, the bolstering is wearing out. Also the mount the chair sits on already cracked at the tilt assembly. Got a replacement under warranty. Now the replacement is also beginning to crack in the same place. Going to see if I can source a better mount. This seems to be it's weak point.
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