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HomeStretch Cyclone Manual Reclining Sofa

HomeStretch Cyclone Manual Reclining Sofa

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$729.99at NFM, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the HomeStretch Cyclone Manual Reclining Sofa

The HomeStretch Cyclone is a two-seat manual reclining sofa with a traditional black finish, two throw pillows and a 350 lb weight capacity. It uses a lever or handle recline rather than power, so there is no motor or cord to deal with. Seat height and depth are both 21 inches, and the space between the arms is 66 inches. It is not an oversized piece, so it fits rooms where a big sectional will not.

Best forCouples who want a reclining sofa without power cords
Living rooms with limited wall space
Buyers who prefer simple, repairable mechanisms
Households up to 350 lb per seat
Pros
  • Manual recline has no motor to fail or plug in
  • 350 lb capacity is high for a two-seat sofa
  • Two pillows included
  • 21-inch seat height suits most adults
  • Traditional black finish blends with most decor
Cons
  • Fixed, non-removable cushions are harder to clean
  • No power recline or USB charging
  • Two seats only, so no middle spot
  • Seat width of 24 inches is snug for larger sitters

HomeStretch Cyclone Manual Reclining Sofa prices at every store

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HomeStretch Cyclone Manual Reclining Sofa price history

Lowest price we've seen: $729.99 on Nov 2 at NFM. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Arm
With Arm
Arm Height
26
Distance Between Arms
66
Maximum Weight Capacity
350 Lbs
Number Of Pillows
2
Pillows
Yes
Primary Finish Family
Black
Reclining Type
Manual
Removable Cushions
No
Reversible Cushions
No
Seat Depth
21
Seat Height
21
Seat Width
24
Seating Capacity
2
Style
Traditional

Questions and answers

Is the Cyclone worth it over a power recliner?
If you rarely adjust the recline and want fewer parts to break, the manual Cyclone is the simpler buy. Power versions cost more and need an outlet nearby.
How much room does it need behind the wall?
Manual recliners need clearance behind the back to fully recline, typically several inches. Measure your wall gap before buying, since HomeStretch does not publish a zero-wall claim for this model.
Can the cushions be removed for cleaning?
No. The seat and back cushions are not removable or reversible, so clean spills on the spot rather than in a machine.
What is included in the box?
The sofa and two throw pillows. The recline mechanism is built in; no separate motor or battery is needed.
Does it fit through a standard door?
It is not classified as oversized furniture, but measure your doorway and the 66-inch space between the arms before ordering. Delivery teams often remove the backs to get through tight entries.
When is the best time to buy?
Furniture promotions cluster around holiday weekends and end-of-season clearance. Check the price history on this page to see whether the current price is above or below its usual range.