Freedom

Nevermind, I'm not rich enough https://apac.humanscale.com/products/seating/freedom-task-office-chair

Humanscale Freedom Chair by Niels Diffrient is the one I usually suggest. Not cheap, but worth it and mine lasted more than a decade. This is very dependent on region, but many freelancers can write off items like task chairs out of thier taxes? If you work from home as an an employee, an OH report

I bought a Humanscale Freedom chair about 9 years ago. Cost me $2000. And I still use it everyday and it looks to last me the rest of my career. One of my best purchases in private practice.

I bought an almost new HumanScale Freedom Task chair 10 years ago. I've replaced the gel seat and arm pads 1x. It's the best chair I've ever owned. Retails $1,300-$1,800 new. Worth every penny.

I work in the office furniture industry, so we basically get our pick of ex sample or second hand chairs for working. Everyone in my office sit on Herman Miller chairs except me. I used to have a Humanscale freedom chair, but now I'm in a Diffrient World. I much prefer it for lumbar support and I li

Yup. I have a used leather humanscale freedom chair which coming up to 10 years old. Still looks and works like it's new. And I only paid 150 for it 😊. Razer is all vibe and zero quality.

Have been WFH since 2011. Started with the desk chair I already had which became uncomfortable the first day. I wasted a lot of money attempting cheaper solutions - found a used Humanscale Freedom Chair that was excellent and I used it for years. Finally got over it and paid for a brand new Steelcas

My significant other is 6'10 and best he found is Humanscale Freedom. We went around to have him try all the ergonomic chairs we could find. None of the Steelcase or Herman Miller chairs were any good and we tried all the most popular models.

Completely agree. My personal chair is a used leather humanscale freedom which i bought used £150 and still looks brand new. Quality speaks for itself.

This as well. I always hit used office furniture places. Also worth talking to the sales people about what the friend likes in chairs, as they may have other chairs at the other locations that are a better fit/price point. To me, it's worth a 1-2hr drive each way, one time, for something you'll spen