Ignition 2.0

I have a HON ignition at the office. I like it. I’m trying to decide if I want to buy it for home where I work more days and spend longer days in the chair. It’s great chair but I can’t say I’ve compared it to anything else.

HON Ignition 2.0 pretty good work chair. The cushion is firm at first but will soften as the years go by. That said, it is a complete bitch to disassemble if you’re moving or have to return.

Totally get it — that old chair just isn’t cutting it for either of you, and you need something supportive without a huge price tag. Honestly, HON Ignition 2.0 Big & Tall is probably your best under‑$400 play. It’s solid, arms adjust well, and you can tune it between a tall forward‑leaning setup and

i think for that price the best that you can do are the HON Ignition 2.0 or the Branch Ergonomic Chair both solid options under $300, with good lumbar support and cushioning that make them more comfortable for long hours than mesh-heavy designs

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

huge difference, seriously. i switched after dealing with back pain from a cheap gaming chair and it was night and day. for 12 hour days you want something with solid lumbar support. the HON Ignition is a solid choice at that price point, but if you can stretch the budget a bit, the Steelcase Series

Switching to an ergonomic chair can really help, especially if you’re sitting for hours. The Desky Pinnacle and HON ignition are both good picks. The Pinnacle has some nice adjustable features, and the HON Ignition is all about comfort and support If you want more choices, check out ergonomicchairfi

Don’t know what stores you have available but I bought a Hon Ignition 2.0 chair back in 2023 and it’s still going great. I’m 6’5 and about 230lbs. I don’t need to put the seat all the way up at all. It has a mesh back and breathable. The seat cushion is decent quality memory foam. I use it almost 40

Yeah I feel you, the big lumbar bump on a lot of chairs just ruins crossing your legs or lounging. If you want a cloth/fabric chair with comfy foam and minimal lumbar, you want something adjustable or removable, otherwise most “ergonomic” chairs push you forward. Chairs that usually work for that: H

Assuming he’s rejected the Aeron, Mirra, Celle, Cosm and Embody, as well as the Steelcase Leap (which I think is a very office looking chair that you can order bulk from Crandall or BTOD) Gesture and Amia, other visually distinct options are the AllSteel Acuity or task 19 (task 19 is only going to b