Soji

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

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 would caution against a forward tilting seat where the backrest doesn’t come forward to match. You’ll end up hunched over instead of receiving proper back support. Some of Haworth’s chairs (Fern and Soji, but not Zody) are like that, as are a ton of mid-grade stool chairs. The Herman Miller Aeron