Best EwinRacing gaming chair in 2022

The EwinRacing Champion series SoftWeave takes our top spot for its comfort, design, and pricing. As you can see from the specifications, this model is going to be ideal for a lot of differently shaped and sized people.

The Champion series is supremely comfortable and is best suited for people between 5’3″ – 6’5″. Like most of the EwinRacing chairs, we see heavyweight support, with this series accomodating for users up to 400lbs.  If this color or material isn’t to your liking, EwinRacing has a wide selection of alternatives in 2.0 PU leather, happy days.

When sitting in the Champion series SoftWeave, comfort and support are very apparent but the reason this tops the chart is also down to the style, this chair looks sublime. You get a full-length backrest recline, adjustable 4D armrests, multi-tilt, hub-less casters, and class-4 hydraulics what more do you need?

What’s up doc? A bright pink chair is nothing new, you get gaming chairs in all sorts of varieties but here we have the Champion series Pink Bunny from EwinRacing, a rather unique looking chair don’t you think?

As part of the Champion series, the Pink Bunny is comfortable and very sturdy. This chair is ideal for those between 5’3″ – 6’5″ and can support weights up to 400lbs. Aside from being a different material, all the specifications are the same as the chair above, with a full-length backrest recline, adjustable 4D armrests, multi-tilt, hub-less casters, and class-4 hydraulics. A little extra with this chair is the included bunny ears and bunny tail, turning the chair from a pink seat into a pink wabbit.

One area the competition to EwinRacing struggle is with support for the big and tall customer. While other brands may offer support up to 450lbs, EwinRacing’s Flash XL can support up to 550lbs in weight, now that is one sturdy chair.

The overall design of the Flash XL is actually quite subtle and an aesthetic I tend to prefer from my gaming chairs. This chair looks great from every angle but rather is just one thing to discuss, it’s quite big. The main reason it’s big, other than weight support, is the fact this is ideal for gamers who are somewhere between 5’7″ and 7 feet tall, if you’re any shorter than 5’7″, I’d recommend the Champion series. This chair comes with all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a premium chair, so that’s a full-length backrest recline, adjustable 4D armrests, multi-tilt, and class-4 hydraulics.

For those out there that may be a little shorter than the rest but still want all the comforts of a gaming chair, the EwinRacing Calling series is a great place to start.

This line of ergonomic chairs supports gamers between 5ʼ3” and 5ʼ9” and still accommodates for up to 400lbs in weight. The design of the chair we have selected is quite subtle, however, the Calling series is available in quite a few different colors, allowing you to pair it with any setup.

Despite being more affordable, this chair still does the business, with a full-length backrest recline, adjustable 2D armrests, multi-tilt, and class-4 hydraulics.

Gaming chairs are a thing of luxury, a lot of us struggle to afford them, so when brands release inclusive options like the EwinRacing Knight series, it’s a triumph.

While this chair’s design and features may be considered basic in comparison to some of the more premium models we have looked at, this is still a favorable option. Aside from being affordable, the Knight series is surprisingly comfortable, with plenty of support to boot. The size recommendations for this chair are between 5’3” and 6’1”, with support for weights up to 400lbs.

The Knight gaming chair comes in five different colors,  featuring a breathable,  durable PVC leather material. Despite being the lower-spec model, we still get a full-length backrest recline, adjustable 2D armrests, multi-tilt, and class-4 hydraulics.