Titan Evo NanoGen

The problem is that "comfort" is a subjective measure - with multiple factors, including build, body type, etc. And so, without trying, you won't have certainty. However, and having said that, I'm a 6ft gym-regular fella with an athletic build (so likely a touch leaner) - and, similarly, I prefer fi

Secretlab NanoGen’s, much better then their older designs

After 3 months it probably is not the chair for you. I got the nano gen and the first few weeks the chair felt way to hard and uncomfortable. But after sticking with it for around 2 months my back pain has gotten much better and I can sit it it for hours. Going back to my old chair feels awful compa

Heyy u/thcholic, I hear you on this, comfort really does come down to personal preference - especially depending on what you’re used to. That said, when it comes to comfort and back support, that’s actually been a core focus behind how our chairs are designed from the start, not just the aesthetics

Sooo excited for your setup planning, u/SwanTheRedditKid 🤩 I took a look at the PC case you mentioned and it unfortunately won’t fit our PC mount. The main blocker here is the height, cause our mount supports up to 21.4" and your case comes in at 24.21". However, we do have many community owners who

u/Eye_Diddles hey, dropping a few things to consider to help you make you make a decision! From the feedback we've heard from our community, owners typically prefer the SoftWeave® Plus upholstery when they prefer their chair in a more breathable material. This helps keep them cool when they're based

I just recently bought a 2025 Titan Evo NanoGen XL with a softweave cover myself and absolutely love it, upgraded from a 2020 Titan. I loved my Titan as well, but in the last year, I’ve filled out and my body has widened due to muscle / weight gain (I’m 5’10 and currently around 120 kg) and needed t

Heya u/mmmphhhMMMMPHHHH, really appreciate you considering our chair! Since you spend so much time sitting, it’s definitely a big decision for any setup. If you’re after something ergonomic, science-backed and built for long hours, you’re already looking in the right place. There are three materials

Hey u/Call-me-Gwen - totally fair question and you’ll see plenty of different takes here since it really depends on what you’re looking for! I know firmness comes up a lot in this thread, but that’s because the TITAN Evo’s intentionally built to be medium-firm. It’s designed to keep your posture sup

Heyy u/SpikeAllosaur - I get where you’re coming from. I also understand that it’s tricky when opinions are mixed, especially since comfort can feel so different from person to person. That said, if you’re someone who prefers more structured support, the TITAN Evo’s medium-firm feel might actually w