Mirra

You aren’t overreacting. The Leap has a big hole where the pelvic and sacral support should be. There are discussions about it in this sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/OfficeChairs/comments/nq828j/i_cant_believe_how_the_steelcase_leap_v2_chair/ https://www.reddit.com/r/OfficeChairs/comments/1d7pw04/herman_mill

Ergonomic chairs tend to be on the assertive side with firmer backrests. Not sure if we can recommend something too plushy. Maybe a bit more cushion - I'm thinking Obusforme Comfort, Steelcase Amia, or Hon Ignition. I've heard the Leap has a bit of flex in the seat. Our favourite refurbishers that y

This is the best chair I've ever had. Before this, I had an Embody, and before that, a Mirra 2 from Herman Miller—both of them ruined my back. I sold the Embody and bought this chair. So far, it's the best of the bunch.

Håg Capisco!! I sit on it a lot and love it. It's amazing, especially if you're an active sitter, meaning you like sitting in different positions. The chair is also highly customizable and adjustable. It's a really excellent chair. I'm no doctor, but my back never gets stiff when I sit on it. I had

I disagree. You have plenty of people over here trying to make their steelcases or herman millers comfortable by purchasing purple pillows etc. Who cares if the warranty is for 12 or 20 years. I've been testing Gesture (Overengineered - just look at the promotional video for it, it's like Steve Jobs

I’m 185 cm tall and weigh 90 kg. I have a Herman Miller Embody, and I’m not satisfied with it because of the backrest and the armrests. The armrests are absolute garbage. The lack of lumbar adjustment on a chair at this price is a joke. The chair was already returned once because the first unit had