Fern

I was also contemplating to buy Haworth Fern... it was also costing half of aeron with same warranty but I had concerns about longterm durability of it's foam over the years + many people said that it's build quality is not as good as HM or steelcase... Going for aeron now...

I’ve had secret lab before and it had that little adjustable lumbar knob but that seat broke my tailbone. Very hard and flat and that’s what I also dealt with when I got a Haworth fern. Honestly in my opinion the fern is such a terrible chair for its price and padding material, I got myself a very w

Gesture is fine and to me - quite forgiving. Fern is an underwhelming chair as all Haworth products have been to me so far. Not worth the money. Fern headrest is a joke, back support lackluster and that squeaky rubber pillow is ridiculous and wants to slide down all the time. Seat adjustment also di

Well, first of all I believe Madison Seating is listing those chairs in USD not CAD (a brand new Soji ranges from 500 - 850 USD, or 750 - 1200 CAD). Second of all those chairs they're selling are refurbished not brand new, so it makes sense that they're less expensive (parts aren't new and you don't

Thanks for the detailed write up OP . I’ve been using Gestures at my workplace for a while and wanted to add my two cents, especially on the “sliding forward” / downward tilt point since I’ve seen that come up a lot. 1) The “sliding” feeling can often be reduced or eliminated though adjustments and

The Please (v2 at least) is a great chair and I've been saying that a lot here for 5 years at least. Another person that goes in depth about the Please v2, especially contrasting it to other Steelcase chairs, is Szynalzski om his blog (google it). He went with the Leap in the end but the Please v2 i