Enova Archer Office Chair - Black / 4-Position Tilt Lock / Dual Axis Armrest / Lumbar Support / Seat Cushion Adjustment / Headrest Adjustment

The Enova Archer is a fully adjustable office chair finished in black, built to BIFMA product standards. Headrest, lumbar support, armrests, seat depth and recline all move independently, so the chair is set to the person rather than the person adapting to the chair. It is rated for a seat load capacity of 136kg.

The Archer runs an Italian Donati mechanism, the part that controls how the seat and backrest move together. It provides forward tilting angle control, multi-locked tilting and an integrated seat slider. Locking the tilt at one of four positions fixes the recline where you want it instead of leaving the backrest free-floating all day.

The armrests are PU-topped and adjust on two axes with 360-degree rotation, moving up and down as well as inward and outward. That lets you line the pads up with a keyboard tray at one height and a mouse position at another, or swing them clear entirely when you want to pull the chair fully under a desk.

An adjustable lumbar support sits behind the backrest and moves to meet the curve of your lower back. Because it adjusts rather than sitting at a fixed height, the same chair works for a tall user and a shorter one, and you can shift the contact point when you change how upright you are sitting.

The Archer's headrest is adjustable and pairs with the HY-2164-01 backrest section, so it can be set to meet the back of your head when you recline rather than pushing your neck forward. Raising or lowering it takes seconds, which matters if more than one person uses the chair through the day.

The seat slider built into the Donati mechanism moves the seat pan forward and back. Sliding it out gives longer legs more support along the thigh, while pulling it in keeps the front edge clear for shorter users. It is the adjustment most often missing on office chairs at this level of specification.

Height comes from a Korean KGS class 4 gas lift, a class-rated cylinder rather than an unrated one. It raises and lowers the seat with a lever under the pan, letting you set feet flat on the floor and forearms level with the desk regardless of desk height.

A black nylon base carries the chair on 60mm casters with PU wheels. PU is the softer caster material, so the chair rolls on hard floors such as tile, laminate or sealed concrete without the harsh sound and scuffing that plain nylon wheels leave behind, and it still moves freely on a low-pile office carpet.

The Archer is built to the BIFMA product standard, the furniture testing benchmark used to verify structural durability, and carries a seat weight load capacity of 136kg. That figure covers the full range of adult users comfortably rather than sitting right at the edge of it, which is what keeps the frame stable over years of daily use.

The seat is a foam cushion using the HY-5803 black component, paired with the HY-2164-01 back and headrest section. Foam holds its shape under a full working day and does not need the break-in period a firmer pad does, while the black back panel keeps the chair visually light against the frame.

The back frame, base and casters are all finished in black, giving the Archer a plain professional look that does not read as gaming furniture. It sits equally well in a corporate open-plan office and a home study, which matters when a chair has to work on camera during video calls as well as at a desk.

The Archer has a net weight of 18.75kg and a gross weight of 21.7kg, shipping in a carton measuring 870 by 350 by 650 millimetres. Knowing the carton footprint helps if the chair has to go up a narrow staircase or into a lift, and the net weight tells you what you are actually lifting once it is unpacked.