Fern

Unfortunately thats just how it goes for chairs.... everyone's body is different and its simply not possible to make an ergonomic chair that works for everyone. I have an Embody after trying the Steelcase Gesture and Haworth Fern, and I hated those other chairs. The Embody is the only chair thats ev

The seat on the Fern might be too small for you. The Dual Posture Haworth Zody is a better fit, bigger seat and bigger backrest https://store.haworth.com/products/zody-office-chair

1st step I would always recommend finding a way, or a position where you can sit long hours comfortably without any pain. For me, it's my car front seat. Analyzing the elements that makes sitting painless in my car, I managed to find the chair that allows me to sit like I sat on my car seat. So what

I’m going to look at the Flexispot c7 like the other guy said. From my own research these are the chairs that I think might for someone our size/height: Leap v2 with an atlas headrest. I’d buy this refurbished from BYOD or something like that. I hear they are better than the original chairs. Anthros

Fern negative points: Arm rests moved too easily The seat somehow feels on the smaller side. The rear end of the seat feels uncomfortable because it has this sharp edge, so your butt will feel like it's sitting on something hard. Non-existent back support - it's just like some kind of airy pillow at

Ah yeah from steelseries I was only eyeing the leap v2, while from Haworth the zody 2 (initially the fern but idk it never fully convinced me for some reason). Never heard of the please v2 (I'm new to the ergo chair industry) so I'll check it out. Initially my next step was the embody but I must wai

I'm still on the hunt, sadly. At work they use the Haworth Very mesh chair and I've been thinking about just ordering one of those for myself. I went to a showroom that had most varieties of Haworth chairs but I didn't like the Fern or Zody as much as the Very. The Fern made me feel like it was push

I had this same issue and thought process. I loved the Herman Miller Aeron when I tried it, but the issue for me was the lack of adjustability. I was looking at the posture fit model, so YMMV but with the posturefit, you could not raise or lower the lumbar support to get that perfect fit. From my un