Liberty

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

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

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