Aeron

I had a Herman Miller Aeron for awhile and had a hunch it was making things worse. Leg pain, back pain. Finally said screw it and tried a Steelcase Gesture and oh my god it was like night and day. Maybe try to switch it up. You have the cash and there is no better investment than in things between y

Nice. I ordered a blue one from the same sale. Never tried a Leap. I have an Aeron Classic at work and a Herman Miller Setu at home. I am a video editor and have chronic low back pain, and feel neither of those Herman Miller chairs give adequate lumbar support. I'm hoping the Leap V2 will be differe

You're better off putting the exact same money toward an ergonomic chair, brother. SecretLabs is a shady fuckin company. I had a Secretlabs Titan XL for a year. Stiff as a rock no matter what, and the shape of the chair will severely fuck your lower back because there's barely any supporting materia

I own a Herman Miller Aeron at home and I hate it. There is not enough support and no padding. I was told it was the best option when I got it years ago. It was so expensive that I never bothered to replace it. Thank you for the suggestion. I will look into the Steelcase Leap V2.

But not all cases are the same. I also own a Herman Miller Aeron and a Haworth Fern, but I've also been using a fabric Titan Evo since 2020 and have put many hours into it. Every anatomy is different, but everyone I know who owns a "gaming" chair has had them for years. You can't generalize, and I'm

I had a Herman Miller Aeron and I fucking hated it. It was one of the most uncomfortable chairs I’ve ever sat in for a longer period of time, I really wanted to love the thing because it was so expensive and had so many good reviews. I gave it away. But I’ve had major back injuries in the past and I

Does it have to be a Herman Miller chair or an office chair that has back adjustability? Aeron's are sort of a specific chair as with it's mesh back and mesh chair, you have to sit in a certain position in order to work. I have a Haworth Fern right now and it's really good for my back.

What did you end up deciding on? I am 6'6" 245 lbs and nearly 50. I paid full price for the Herman Miller Gaming Aeron. The issue I found was the PostureSL was too low for me (which isn't adjustable vertically) I and didn't like the pressure under my thighs - which I don't remember having when I tri

I went to a Herman Miller store and sat in every single chair they had and I honestly wasn't impressed, even with the Aeron, then I sat in this chair called the Vantum that was made in partnership with Logitech for some reason and it was like the holy grail of chairs. I never thought I would drop $1

Another Leap V2 convert! I’m very happy with it. However, I opted for the Crandall with the upgraded seat. I wouldn’t recommend upgrading back from stock. The V2 backrest is already quite thick. I don’t know what the regular V2 seat feels like, so I can’t really comment there. We had Herman Miller A