Freedom

I have a Humanscale Freedom, which is great if you're on the smaller side. I got it from Office Resale. Refurbished secondhand chairs from office clearances seem to be the best option.

I’m guessing you’re petite. I’m 5’1 and have a chair without a headrest (HM Sayl) and a Steelcase leap with an atlas headrest. I have the headrest on the lowest height and it’s good for me. Took a few tries to adjust though. The gesture with headrest is terrible for me. I have heard the freedom chai

I have a second hand Humanscale Freedom, which is great if you're on the smaller side. Refurbished secondhand chairs from office clearances seem to be the best option.

Swapping chairs on a weekly basis can help a lot with this. I swap between leap vs and humanscale freedom and it's a nice change. Worth not waiting until your first chair is dead.

It's very likely Humanscale Diffrient, with a small chance it's some clone. Should be a very comfy chair with Humanscale's particularly limited adjustments (they have a philosophy to build chairs that adjust to most just by their design, but I've seen low to no complaints of bad fitting, so they may

Some people find the saddle chairs to be pretty comfortable. You can get some models that have backs. The one I referred to is the Hag capisco that’s a popular chair. I found it pretty comfortable but they are firmer and better used for someone that likes to go between sitting and standing. If you’r

Not sure why a year old post is hitting my feed...but I LOVE the Path chair!! I mean...I think it is quite a feat to claim being the most sustainable/environmentally concious task chair in the market...even a few years after launch. I'm not sure how anyone will come close to what Humanscale has done

For both gaming and work, see if you can find a dealer near you that sells the You Chair by Allseating, Freedom by Humanscale, or the Sol by 9to5 Seating.

Steelcase Leap V2 gets recommended a lot, and it’s warranted. One of my favorite chairs. All of my following recommendations are also with the lens of used chairs, because to me there just isn’t a $300 new chair that can bring the value of a used high end brand. But there’s much more out there than

One important note on Leap v2 recline: it is different than every other chair on the angle. When reclining, the Leap v2 will slide the seat FORWARD (instead of slightly upwards), which some people say is better for gaming/computing as it keeps your legs under the desk and the armrests straight with