Liberty

Honored to be here, and very excited to step in! Love my AllSteel Task 19, it plus the leap is the 1-2 punch of ergonomics I needed! Chairs I have also used and liked in the past include the Humanscale Liberty and Freedom, BodyBilt 2504, HM Embody, my own Lamia, Herman Miller Celle, a butterfly back

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.

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

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 got the Humanscale Liberty and I'm so happy I did, it's honestly perfect for me This spot was odd because it was mostly used home furniture for bedrooms and living rooms, but there were a small handful of cheaper office chairs and then randomly the Humanscale Liberty for $150, practically new! I'm

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

It almost feels silly to even give any sort of advice to anyone about any of these chairs. For example, I love the Humanscale Liberty, but hate the Freedom... dig the Leap, but the Aeron has to be one of the chairs I hate sitting in the most. It's so damn personal, there's practically no point takin

What worked for me was going to a physical store that sells both used and new office furniture, and trying out as many chairs as I could. And listen to your body more than to reviews/specs. I had initially gone down the online research rabbit hole, but what ultimately worked was physically sitting i