The Latitude Run is an oversized recliner upholstered in an easy to clean faux leather material. It's an "extra-wide" model with a 22" seat width and 21" seat depth. Because the seat is deeper than your standard chair, some people (particularly older folks) might have trouble getting out of it. That's where the power lift feature comes in handy. The Latitude Run helps by tilting foward almost as if it's literally dumping you out of your seat. This feature actually works very well and is the main reason why power lift chairs are so popular for people with limited mobility.

In addition to the power lifting, the Latitude Run can power recline. Both the seatback and leg rest extend out to about 150 degrees. According to the spec sheet, the chair also has eight separate massage points as well as a central heating element that you can adjust with the included remote. At this price point, I wouldn't expect the zones to be very precise, but a heat-emitting vibrating chair can still feel good regardless.

I haven't tried this chair out myself, but I'm tempted to get one for dad since Father's Day is only about a month away. It does have over 1,800 user reviews with a 4.3 star rating. It's "Wayfair verified" and Wayfair is one of the largest online-only furniture retailers in the United States. It does comes with a 30-day return policy and 60-day warranty, although I figure the hassle of returning this outweighs the benefits. You have to make sure you want it.

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