Soji

The Haworth soji is perfectly fine. The armrests don't go "inward" far enough for me to maintain an actual decent posture, but it's the chair I have at work that is comfy enough for me to use for a few hours at a time. It was indeed, the "anything is better than this other cheap ass ikea chair that

Your budget is already high enough, I'd go for a brand new chair if I were you, Haworth Soji. Or there's one that wasn't on your options, Libernovo Omni. It has a headrest and also allow to sit upright or slouch.

Have a look at Staples: “Gry Mattr + ergoCentric airCentric 3 Task Chair - Standard Seat - Black” for $729.99 You could get a Haworth Soji (mesh back) for a bit less at the moment ($640 CAD). Colamy Atlas is under $400 CAD on Amazon. It’s a step down in build quality, warranty, etc., but still has a

This is the way. I like to fully unlock the Aeron tilt limiter and activate forward tilt. I can then use the chair in an “active sitting” method where I’m not fully forward, but instead am floating upright, making micro adjustments as I work, with proper back support the whole time. I have an origin

I recently grabbed a Haworth Soji. Haworth ships to Canada. The duties/tariffs are included in the final price. I often sit cross legged and bought the Soji because the seat pan doesn't have a hard plastic edge like some of the other ergo chairs.. Forward tilt was also a necessary option for me. Loo

I'm mostly familiar with Herman Miller chairs, so, I would recommend either a fully loaded Aeron or a fully loaded Mirra 2. Those two chairs have a forward-tilt function that seems to be exactly what you need. Also, the Aeron comes in the stool form factor, which could be something that is useful to

Also I shouldn't gloss over the fact that the branch chair smelled like fish. WTF is up with that? Edit: That could mean it was transported via ship and the contrainer was rusted out and sea water got on the boxes...YIKES lol Ya its wild everything has major compromises, especially the "trusted bran

The Haworth site literally has it listed in details Back lock offers upright support I'm confused, are there so many mechanisms u completely missed that? Is it that hidden? Does that change ur perspective on the chair? Some Global chairs that are made in Canada, cost 2x less have the same features,

I play guitar myself and I mostly practice standing but just upgraded from a possibly staples chair that the arms flipped up to the Haworth soji. Just picked up my PRS to test playing guitar in this chair and the arms dont flip up out of the way but the 4d adjustable arms move around enough that pla

I'm happy with my Haworth Soji chair. The lower back support and several other dimensions are adjustable.