Freedom

I know this was posted 6 months ago but I came across the post looking for discussions on this chair. I was given one by my employer during lockdown when they decided to do away with the office lease when everyone started WFH. They had a stash of chairs in storage which they then had to either dump

i have the chair for over a month, and while it has its issues, the above review was clearly written by someone who does not know how to sit on a chair. the backtilt is supposed to be left unlocked and you are to adjust the tension with the knob. yes, the knob requires a lot of turns to have any eff

If you are someone who likes to sit upright and have your chair locked that way humanscale as a whole is not what I would have picked for you. Obviously the seat depth mechanism being broken is not ideal. However, I know that on the humanscale freedom and the humanscale liberty there is a “secret“ t

In your position it’s more about finding the right chair for your body. You’re mostly going to be getting a “good” chair in this price range but some will fit you better than others. For reference I have a humanscale freedom at my office and I despise it. It just does not fit my back. I have the emb

I have looked at Humanscale Freedom chair for a while and taken a bunch of measurments. It could work as its not a mesh back like the Colamy Hina i bought has and is padded/Cushioned out on the edges. However Still seems like the backrest would be way to low at a max of 535mm. I would simply have to

This is super helpful, thanks! I'm looking into chairs after having a DSE assessment with work and discovering they'd actually get me a chair to help with the hypermobility nonsense... I've been looking for chairs specifically with the leg rest, because I find being able to change position regularly

As a 6'0" 195lb person with the Humanscale Freedom Chair with Headrest as my primary chair, I can tell you that the 48cm falls short of my ideal sitting depth in the way the OMNI utilizes the space. There is about 2" of space between the edge of the seat (but 3" from the back of my butt to the edge

sorry was at work, I wrote my "review" to someoneso I will just paste itThese are all the chairs I tried today and ignore the pricing since its in my local market Steelcase Leap V2 → I didn’t like the seat at all, it felt too thin for me. Other than that, the chair is actually perfect — great adjust

For chill I wouldn't buy office chair. Maybe humanscale freedom or Herman miller cosm. Leap is good for tasking not lounging. It doesn't have good headrest, even from atlas. Padding is intenntinaly too thin. And aggressive lumbar makes it worse