Liberty

I bought a refurbished Humanscale Liberty Task chair for £180 back in 2020. I really rate it! Can see they go on eBay for pretty similar prices still.

For Wakefit - trivon high back office hair (gray coloured one) was good I tried it in store My office provided me with Humanscale liberty chair which is top notch quality, but quite costly. You can check for something similar

I have very bad lower back pain in general and I use a Humanscale Liberty. They are pricey upfront but I picked up one second hand for €170. I have sat in many office chairs, I even sold office chairs for a time and of every chair I ever trialled out in work, the Humanscale Liberty was the best. KAB

For that height, armrests won't work for most chairs while u work. Unless you have wider shoulders. I'm same height, I've never found any chair where I can use armrests comfortably to rest when working, I'd have to flare out shoulders which causes shoulder pain. Tho I have narrow shoulders so it cou

Finding proper ergonomic adjustments below 5000 will be difficult. A second hand Steelcase or Humanscale Liberty would probably offer better support than most brand new chairs in that range. If you can increase the budget later, keep an eye out for HBADA discounts because some of their models provid

I just bought a Humanscale Liberty for around $1k and it is the most comfortable chair. I have used the Herman miller for years. This one leaves that for dust. I love it that much I have no regrets my arse has never been happier and my back is delighted.

It absolutely is not the only answer. The Aeron is very nice, but they aren't for everyone and they aren't the only brand/line worth looking at. Herman Miller makes the Aeron (all mesh), Cosm (all mesh, "super ergonomic"), and Verus (mesh back, fabric seat) that are all good. Steelcase makes the Kar

I actually lost my job for requesting a suitably sized chair. I have the same issue! I ended up buying a second hand humanscale liberty. It goes low enough to the ground that i don’t need a footstool and it lets me bring the lumbar support closer so i can comfortably sit back, still reach the floor

The Humanscale Liberty is a good pick if you need something that fits your body Steelcase chairs are also popular for long hours, especially the Think V2; it’s pretty flexible. check out user reviews for those chairs online to see how they work for your size. Also, if you haven't looked at ergonomic

I have a Humanscale Liberty Task chair and it fits your requirements perfectly.