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 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 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

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

Simple chairs are a Humanscale specialty. They designed it (the Liberty specifically) with the mindset that people don’t mess with adjustments, and to provide a chair that catered to that. They’re a high end chair, though the longevity is not quite what Steelcase provides. That said the Steelcase Am