E80 Petite

WFH sounds great until the sofa destroys your back - been there. Good move upgrading to the Musso E80

wedding shooter here too. editing all day kills my back. i got a musso e80 muse. seat depth adjusts which is nice. lumbar hits the right spot. mesh back so no sweaty shirt. bought it online. pretty sure they ship to us. not saying it's magic but it helped me. good luck.

At $950 you actually have a pretty solid budget. You are not in the cheap range but also not at Herman Miller money unless you buy used.Secret Labs chairs are not bad but they are gaming chairs. Firm seat, leather or fake leather, and not very breathable. Fine for some people but if you work long ho

I think you make a good point. A lot of people buy an expensive chair thinking it will fix everything but they still sit 12 hours straight without moving. No chair can fix that. That said, for people who do sit long hours for work, a decent chair still matters. I am not saying go drop 1500 on a Herm

Honestly it is hard to trust reviews. Some people say a chair saved their back, others say the same chair broke in six months.For petite women, most chairs are not even made for us. Seat too deep, lumbar too high, feet dangling.I went with Musso E80 Muse. It is a legit ergonomic chair that actually

have back and neck pain too. Most chairs don't help because they aren't made for smaller bodies. Check out Musso E80 Muse. It's a proper ergonomic chair that actually works for petite women. Has adjustable headrest, armrests, and lumbar that you can move up/down and in/out. Seat depth adjusts too so

If you can stretch a bit, Musso E80 Muse is around 600butworthit.It′sareal∗∗ergonomicchair∗∗andworksgreatfor∗∗petite∗∗∗∗women∗∗(seatdepthadjusts,lumbarhitsright,feetflat).Mostchairsunder600butworthit.It′sareal∗∗ergonomicchair∗∗andworksgreatfor∗∗petite∗∗∗∗women∗∗(seatdepthadjusts,lumbarhitsright,feet

Sick build. That white setup is clean. But uhh… Ticova? For that desk and PC? You could do better. If you ever upgrade or buy for someone smaller, check out Musso E80 Muse. It’s a solid ergonomic chair and actually works for petite women (seat depth adjusts, lumbar hits right, feet flat on floor). W

What do you tend to do with your feet when sitting in a chair? I think this question really matters when it comes to comfort in office chairs, especially with scoliosis. Personally, my feet are crossed in my office chair or I will tuck up one leg while the other is on the ground. I find having some

POTS + a chair that is too deep is a nightmare combo. When the seat pushes your hips back, everything gets thrown off. Shoulders go forward. Neck gets tight. Been there. Musso E80 Muse works for me. Seat depth adjusts so you can actually sit back without the edge digging into your knees. Seat height