If you're still itching for more gaming and superhero-themed gaming chairs, Overclockers has partnered with Noblechairs to bring you custom Epic, Icon, and Hero gaming chairs.

The Hero is one of our favorite gaming chairs of 2022 (opens in new tab), so we chose it to test our own design. Even though the design we chose was a bit ironic, we received a lot of compliments from the rest of the team in our office. Even sitting next to the Thermaltake Porsche gaming chair we are testing (opens in new tab), most eyes are on this chair.

This is partly thanks to the great print, and partly thanks to the mention of bottoms in the design. Frankly, we probably won't be the last to push the limits of what Noble Chairs prints on their chairs. I shudder to think of some of the overclockers' designs, and I don't know where the line is.

What I do know is that, unfortunately for our international friends, "the service is provided by Overclockers UK and the printing is currently done in the UK. However, they accept orders from all over the world, and while there may be shipping costs, technically anyone can buy one." In case you've never tried to lift a boxed gaming chair, this is no lightweight; Noblechairs' Hero weighs 28 kg (61.7 pounds), so don't expect international shipping to be cheap.

If you're desperate to get a gaming chair with your favorite meme or your lovely wifey on it, and you're willing to spare the shipping costs, £30 for printing on the back of the headrest and £100 for the full backrest, maybe it's time to get creative! Just remember, that's on top of the price of the chair.

You can have your own design printed today (opens in new tab).