From its creation, noblechairs' goal was to create products with good ergonomics, increased reliability and quality materials. However, this is reflected in pricing, and this is also the case in the Legend models. So far, most of the chairs we use in our lab from this brand haven't changed their shape or had any malfunctions, and this is a clear indication of their reliability, which is vital for such an expensive product. German designers are responsible for noblechairs' products, and as such, their minimalist style, with simple and clean lines still functional and ergonomic, prevails in most of the designs.

The tricolor Legend chair, which I reviewed, looks and feels good. It has wide dimensions and a vibrant appearance. The bold combination of the three solid and radiant colors provides an enthusiastic vibe; all the same, its sporty design, inspired by supercars, transmits a luxurious vibe that shows off the chair's build quality. The impeccable embroidery design and the attention to detail is the first thing anyone notices upon glancing at the Legend. Moreover, the steel frame and the thick cold foam deliver a firm and sturdy feel that will last many years. Be that as it may, the Legend's padding offers a significantly more comfortable seat and backrest than most of noblechairs' models; personally, I prefer softer padding materials to harder ones, but this might be different for some of you. Among the few cons I could spot in this product are the bolts on the plastic parts, which diminish the chair's appearance, and the two gratuitous cushions that do not aesthetically match the chair. These are small details, but I have to report them.

The Legend series looks highly interesting, and according to my findings, you get what you pay for. As I mentioned in previous noblechair reviews, an integrated leg support cushion and a chair fabricated entirely from mesh would be an excellent addition to the company's portfolio.