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

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

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

Well...I "work" in the industry and actually know exactly how many chairs Steelcase sells...by model... ;). (as well as all Miller & Knoll chairs...Haworth, not so much...Humanscale, not so much but their percent market share is WAY up in seating compared to the major OEMs) You would be QUITE surpri

I’ve been using and flipping high end chairs for 3 years, I’ve used for a few weeks each, nearly every chair: Leap V1 Leap V2 Gesture Teknion contessa Aeron B,C Embody Embody G, Fern Think Zody CXO Setu Celle (HM) Humanscale Liberty Amia Very The chair with the best lumbar support has to be the Fern