Titan

I deeply regret my Secretlab Titan. The quality is genuinely fantastic, and it's remarkably well made. It's also like sitting on concrete. Easily the hardest, most uncomfortable office chair I've ever owned, and makes my back ache if i sit for more than 30 minutes in it. Sincerely wish I'd bought ju

Following, in the same situation as you. Torn between SecretLab (ATLAS) and Omni Pro. Why didnt you order the SecretLab Atlas tho? Its supposedly an ergonomic chair, and dont think the Titan EVO was even advertised as ergonomic lol

Because they come up in articles a lot, if you have a short torso and/or are thin, I don’t recommend Secretlab chairs. I’m 5’9” and have their petite model, but even then, it’s too oversized and leads to me hunching. The back and arms are very stiff. My family members over 6’0” who have a larger bui

Yeah I’m going from a fabric secretlab titan, good seat when I was uninformed but now I’m looking for something with comfort but as you say the build quality is great, the material looks brand new since before 2020 but my ass hurts after a while and I don’t think it does my back shoulders any wonder

6’3” on a good day. I have to use a pelvic floor cushion when seated due to injury. The chair is already barely scaled for people like us. Adding the cushion and now the headrest becomes a neck rest. I had a Secretlab Titan XL prior. The Omni fixed my back problems but I have to be careful because i

Definitely snug but that's why is because it's not "oversized." I had a big SecretLab Titan chair that was all it was and it felt like it did absolutely nothing for me so this is much more form-fitting. As for the seat, definitely have plenty of seat depth according to regular ergonomics. With a big

Ok, thanks a lot for the answer. I currently have a 2020 SecretLab Titan and it destroyed my back in the recent years. I'm a Computer Science student so I spend most of my "working" day at the desk using my PC, so I really need a more ergonomic and supportive chair. But I also use my setup to watch

Yeah my bad, I read that it was touching your knee and assumed you ment calves. Well, if you are not slouching and still feeling pressure in your thighs, I'd guess it's because of the slanted end, which I'm not sure but should actually mitigate that problem. I'm still waiting on the chair so I can't

I had a Secretlab Titan for several years and eventually started dealing with pain. After doing a lot of research, I switched to a Steelcase Leap V2. It’s definitely on the higher end price-wise, but I’ve had nothing but positive things to say about it—it’s been a huge upgrade in comfort and support

kinda ran into this with my old Titan. secretlab seats are notoriously hard - you’re not wrong. the cushion lifting your legs breaks the ergonomics. what helped me was a low profile gel seat cushion that’s only 2-3cm thick. keeps your hips lower so lumbar still lines up. or honestly if you’re within