Zody

Tenho 1,80m e 110kgA minha pesquisa: Makkon MK10, MK50 e MK 60-ABlumeOffice BLM922Plaxmetal Darix-XCavaletti C3Cavaletti VeloCavaletti Way Gamer UsadasHaworth Zody IISteecase Think V2Herman Miller Aeron tamanho C ---- Eliminei a Aeron (preço), BLM922 (partes courino), Darix-X (plastico pega na coxa)

That’s a good point. At 6’2, 235 lbs, I’ve been able to get enough resistance from the tilt tension mechanism on all of the contemporary Herman Miller and Steelcase chairs I’ve used. Not so much on the Haworth Zody though, so having tilt limit on that chair is a big deal for me.

My experience with Offeco has been so bad that I now view them as chronically unreliable. I ordered 2 Haworth Zody chairs from them. First, they “forgot” the new hard floor wheels. Then they also “forgot” to deliver the second chair at all. When that second chair finally arrived, the backrest mesh w

The Zody still looks like a very default option for IT office spaces. This makes a lot of sense to me because it is, in my opinion, one of the best chairs that will fit most people: tall and short, large or small. Its biggest downsides are the fragile armrest paddings and lumbar piece, along with ma

Okay, I see. I ordered the Amia. I have 90 days to try it, and if it doesn’t work out, I’ll go for the Haworth Zody.I also saw that the Amia provides good support in that area for coccyx pain.I was worried that the Zody’s backrest might recline too far back. The problem is that without trying it, it

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