Enova EHJ Gaming Chair - Black Nylon Frame / 4D Lumbar Support / 360° Dual-Axis 5D PU Armrest / Multi-Functional Mechanism / Korean Class 4 Gaslift / Polished aluminium Base / 60mm PU Casters / Foot rest included (Not Covered in Warranty) + FREE DELIVERY !

The Enova EHJ-005A is a gaming chair built on a black nylon back frame over a polished aluminium base, made to the BIFMA product standard with a 136kg seat load capacity. Lumbar support, armrests, recline and seat depth all adjust, and a footrest is built in. It is aimed at long gaming sessions and full working days alike.

The lumbar support is 4D, meaning it moves up and down, in and out, rather than sitting in one fixed spot. That lets you place the contact point exactly in the hollow of your lower back and set how firmly it presses, which is the adjustment that decides whether you stay seated back in the chair or drift forward.

The armrests move in five directions and rotate through 360 degrees on two axes, with PU pads on top. Turn them inward for a keyboard-and-mouse posture, out and forward for a controller, or spin them clear when standing up. That range covers the different elbow positions a mouse, keyboard and pad each want.

Under the seat sits a multi-functional mechanism with quick tension control, so the resistance of the recline can be dialled to your weight without a long series of turns on a knob. Setting the tension correctly is what makes a backrest follow you when you lean instead of either fighting you or dropping away.

The mechanism includes a four-position tilt lock. Lock upright for keyboard work or competitive play where you sit forward, choose a mid position for controller sessions on a monitor further back, or open it out to the widest stop when you are watching rather than playing. The lock holds the angle rather than letting it float.

A seat slider moves the seat pan forward and back. Extend it and more of the thigh is carried by the cushion, which suits taller users; pull it in and the front edge stays clear behind the knee for shorter ones. On a chair shared between family members it is the fastest adjustment to reset.

A footrest pulls out from beneath the seat and stows away again when you are done, so the chair still tucks under a desk. Having it built in means there is no separate stool to trip over in a small room, and it turns the chair into somewhere to sit back between matches or during a long download.

Height adjustment uses a Korean KGS class 4 gas lift in the 80/65 size, finished in black. The paddle under the seat raises and lowers the chair through its range, which is how you set the seat so forearms sit level with the desk and both feet rest flat on the floor.

The EHJ-005A stands on a polished aluminium base rather than a moulded plastic one. Metal resists the slow flex plastic develops under years of load and gives the chair a planted feel when you push off an armrest, and the polished finish contrasts with the black nylon back frame above it.

The chair rolls on 60mm casters with black PU wheels. PU is softer than bare nylon, so the chair moves quietly across laminate, tile and sealed concrete rather than grinding over them, and the 60mm diameter clears floor joins and cable covers without the chair catching as you move.

Headrest, backrest and seat all use the FF-YM90-11M-56 component in black. Running one material across all three contact points keeps the firmness and texture consistent wherever you touch the chair, and the single-colour finish avoids the multi-tone racing look that dates a gaming chair quickly.

The backrest is built on a black nylon frame. Nylon keeps weight down compared with a metal-framed back while still holding the shape of the backrest under recline, and it is the structural difference between this model and the aluminium-framed chairs higher in Enova's EHJ range.

The EHJ-005A is manufactured to the BIFMA product standard and rated for a 136kg seat weight load capacity. That figure describes the chair as a system, covering the frame, aluminium base and gas lift together, and it is the number worth checking on any chair that will be used every day for hours at a time.

Assembled, the chair weighs 23.30kg, with a gross weight of 27.05kg in a carton measuring 810 by 500 by 580 millimetres. Those numbers are worth checking against a narrow staircase or a small lift, and they tell you this is a substantial chair rather than something you will move between rooms casually.