Original: $199.99
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$70.00The Story
The Cooler Master Caliber R2C Gaming Chair in Black enhances the overall comfortability of your workstation by reducing chair-to-player heat exchange and humidity build-up that lead to sweatiness during long hours of gameplay.
Cool-In Technology
Caliber R2C feels 1-2-degree cooler than a regular gaming chair. The Cool-In fabric Tech with 'Jade Powder' particles in the yarn helps improve heat dissipation. The unique star-shaped yarn design makes Caliber R2C breathable, absorbs moisture, and allows evaporation which are the keys to staying dry and cool.
Superior Durability
The Cool-In fabric Tech also provides extra benefits of scratch resistance and a dust repellent and easy-to-clean surface for daily usages.
Comfortable Ergonomic Workstation
The Caliber R2C ergonomic design meets the individual’s needs with a comfortable range of the reclining backrest. The upgraded 2D armrests and height adjustable gas lift minimize fatigue and maximize the comfort of your work and play sessions.
Description
The Cooler Master Caliber R2C Gaming Chair in Black enhances the overall comfortability of your workstation by reducing chair-to-player heat exchange and humidity build-up that lead to sweatiness during long hours of gameplay.
Cool-In Technology
Caliber R2C feels 1-2-degree cooler than a regular gaming chair. The Cool-In fabric Tech with 'Jade Powder' particles in the yarn helps improve heat dissipation. The unique star-shaped yarn design makes Caliber R2C breathable, absorbs moisture, and allows evaporation which are the keys to staying dry and cool.
Superior Durability
The Cool-In fabric Tech also provides extra benefits of scratch resistance and a dust repellent and easy-to-clean surface for daily usages.
Comfortable Ergonomic Workstation
The Caliber R2C ergonomic design meets the individual’s needs with a comfortable range of the reclining backrest. The upgraded 2D armrests and height adjustable gas lift minimize fatigue and maximize the comfort of your work and play sessions.
