Liberty

It’s real, etc. Humanscale has very particular opinions about how an ergonomic chair should work. I think they’re in the love ‘em or hate ‘em category, and I haven’t fallen in love with them, but there’s no universe in which you could ever consider $40 for a Liberty “getting ripped off.” If it is at

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

An ergonomic chair is a very personal thing. I, for example, absolutely despise the Herman Miller Aeron chair, which seems to be one of the most hyped and beloved ergonomic chairs of the last 15 years. Obviously plenty of people like the Humanscale Liberty chair, or it wouldn't be as successful as i

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

No worries, you're not first person here to have that original sentiment and you won't be last. A lot of niche product subreddits fall victim to the echo chamber, people repeating what they were told because the advice worked for them. I've sold chairs to most of my friends and family. They usually

I went through a phase of obsessing over fancy office chairs, and with much effort I managed to find a few going on the cheap. I like the humanscale liberty a lot. At first sight it feels a bit basic the way you can hardly customize it, but it ends up really working really well, and it's the one I k

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.

Humanscale Liberty. I am 6’1 was 102 now and down to 92 but have been using one for the last 5 years. Absolutely the best chair for large folks

If it’s in good condition (check the back plastic and that all the adjustments are working) they’re great chairs. The model is Humanscale liberty and usually run $2-300 used and $1500 new