When it comes to showing your passion and fandom, there are always different ways to consider. You could be into collecting posters, figurines, or even getting tattoos to show your love, but for those seeking a more comfortable way of celebrating the 40th anniversary of Dragon Ball, the new Secretlab TITAN Evo Dragon Ball Z Goku Edition is well worth considering.
Upholstered in a deep orange SoftWeave Plus Fabric, the chair immediately calls to mind Goku’s distinctive Gi. An advanced 3D gradient knit also makes possible a stunning heat map gradient that evokes the crackling aura that surrounds Goku in his iconic Super Saiyan form — the first-ever multi-coloured gradient on a Secretlab TITAN Evo. More importantly, you wouldn’t have to feel the heat as the soft, breathable fabric brings the cooling, as though you are sitting on the Flying Nimbus itself.
As a nice touch, the front of the Secretlab TITAN Evo Dragon Ball Z Goku Edition has the four-star Dragon Ball included on the side, an ode to the moment left by Goku’s late grandfather, with the centre anchored by the 亀 (Kame) symbol that commemorates the hero’s time with Master Roshi.
On the back lies the other seven Dragon Balls, together with the 界王 (Kai-oh) symbol, to bring old King Kai into the mix as well. This collaboration with Toei Animation Inc. has certainly thought of everything.
While the chair definitely looks great in any collection, it also packs plenty of features to make it the ergonomic choice for fans looking to upgrade their seating. Secret Lab‘s proprietary sculpted pebble seat base gives you the freedom to switch sitting positions without losing comfort or support, and the cold-cure foam is deliberately formulated to be medium-firm for even weight distribution and maximum pressure relief.
Lastly, dynamic lumbar support will help fit you just right. It moves up, down, in, and out to tuck neatly into the natural 20-45° curvature of your lower back. The engineers also developed a lattice of living hinges that intelligently flexes to your back as you shift from one posture to another for more optimised support as well.
