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

I need a chair for under $800. I’m 5’11”, but still growing. I bought a Haworth soji, but I don’t like how uncomfortable it is. I don’t like how the backrest mesh is rough and also I don’t like the angle it is at, while not being able to lock it at an angle. Overall I am not too happy with it and I’

Been struggling in the same way as we are almost the same size. It certainly doesn’t feel like many ergo chairs were built for us. My work chair at the office is a nightingale cxo which I would absolutely recommend if your budget was unlimited. But I don’t have 2k to drop on a home chair. I feel lik

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

Tough. It’s very subjective on your body type and what you find as comfortable. What are you looking for? How much can you spend? Some chairs I have been in around my office experiences Steel case chairs -Series 1 is okay but I hate the lumbar in it. Just a plastic board in your back, the air versio