Titan Evo

My go-to is this Secretlab one (model is titan evo as well). It has the lower-back support that I need for long sessions and it has 4D arms that actually stay where you set them. With the Secretlab titan evo in general, the fabric is way nicer than PU in warm rooms so your back won’t sweat. Also sec

I didn't mention it in the last comment because I forgot the name (had to go check in my office ha!). It's from SecretLab, I got her the Titan Evo. https://secretlab.co/ Not sure if it's the best chair out there, I would still look around to see if there's anything specifically rec'd for EDS, but my

I’m 6’3” and work from home — if I’m working and gaming, I may legit be seated for 8-12 hours per day. My 10 year old DX Racer bit the dust late last year. I did research for a few weeks before I ultimately went with the Secretlab TITAN Evo and have been so impressed with it. I have a herniated disc

The difficulty is, stating the obvious, everyone’s body is different. And so a good fit for one person, won’t necessarily be so for another. In an ideal world, you’d be able to try it before you buy - but in my region, that wasn’t possible. I’ve been living with the Titan Evo NanoGen in white (paire

For your height and back issues, the secretlab Titan Evo is a good pick if you’re into the gaming look. It’s got nice lumbar support, which should help your back. Noblechairs like the Epic and Hero get good reviews for comfort but might not support your back as well. Doro chairs are alright too, but

Heyy u/government--agent - that’s a totally fair observation cause we definitely do get strong opinions on both ends. From what I see pretty often as a mod, most first-time concerns come down to seat firmness. Put simply: If you’ve been wanting something more supportive, moving from a sink-in chair

i feel you on the tailbone pain, that’s the worst. when my old chair started sinking too, i switched to a proper gaming chair and it made a huge difference. for tailbone support, look for something with a good lumbar cushion and a seat that’s not too stiff. the Secretlab Titan Evo is a solid bet if

looks like a 1:1 clone of the secretlab titan evo, those tend to last quite a bit Hopefully you got the one with adjustable lumbar support, your back will thank you if you did

honestly i feel you on the waiting game, that's rough. when i had to sit for long stretches with similar muscle soreness, the Secretlab Titan Evo in softweave was a lifesaver - the memory foam in the base is legit thick. another one i've tried that surprised me is the Razer Enki - super wide and cus

Had my SecretLab Titan evo XL for nearly 2 weeks, most of my friends bought one back in 2022 when they first came out so I decided to buy one aswell. Kind of a weird description but I find it comfortable and firm. Is a few minor things I dont like about the chair. Because it has a recline feature th