Ergonomic Chair

I'm also 5'11" and weigh 195lbs and have the LiberNovo chair with footrest and cooling pad. I wouldn't recommend it due to the backrest taking up a back portion of the seat, which results in you being unable to fully sit in the seat and feeling like you are falling out or being pushed forward out of

Why hate the Aeron? The answer should tell a lot. It's supposed to be pretty good for the back, and is a $2k chair. Gonna be hard to top that for $300. Is it the leg crossing that's the dealbreaker? I would not get a mid-back chair if she wants something to WFH and already has back issues. Get somet

I recently got Branch's ergonomic chair and it's LIFECHANGING. My shoulder and back pain is finally gone when I work!

Woohoo!! Congrats on the new gig :D Getting to pick your own chair is such a nice perk and it’s awesome that you’re thinking of Branch. Hopefully others on the sub chime in with their experiences too but here are my initial (and apparently long-winded) thoughts: Based on what you shared, I'd lean to

Hey!! I work in office furniture & am always recommending ergonomic chairs for the clients I work with who like to game so I think you’re definitely on the right track here for sure. I might be a liiiiittle biased but wanted to pop in and throw another option into the ring, just in case you want to

Hey, I work in office furniture & I definitely feel you on this one - tailbone pain is the woat ugh. There are definitely some solid options out there that are worth the investment. A few things to look out for when you're shopping around - ergonomics is the magic word here. Basic office chairs are

Just wanted to point out for everyone, Branch was able to send me their most recent version of the chair back and cushion, and it resolved all the complaints I was having with discomfort and stiffness. Definitely recommend the latest iteration of the ergonomic chair! It’s so much better

I did see the Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro and it looks pretty nice. I just wish the arm rests could flip upward for when I wanted to adjust my legs. I’ll look into the Colamy one too. Thanks!

Hey just now seeing this post but I work in ergonomic furniture so I definitely have some thoughts - imo ergonomic chairs span a really wide price range, and like this thread suggests, some people swear by the higher end options while others feel like the premium didn't translate into a better exper

Here are the key features to look for: Adjustable height seat pan, adjustable arm rests, seat pan depth adjustment, seat back tilt tension adjustment, adjustable lumbar support, and 5 point base. I value adjustability over the amount of cushion on the chair. When a chair is properly adjusted, it'll