Hyken

Hey, so I’ve never had a top class chair before, I’ve had Amazon ergonomic chair, some Costco gaming chairs I later returned, and staples Hyken chair which sucked for me. Never spent more than 300-400 on a chair I just got this chair from Costco Canada online called Cybeart Neo office and gaming cha

300$ USD ? Used you can find an herman miller aeron, steelcase leap v2 or haworth zody in that price range. Those 3 companies are the ''top tier'' ergonomic chair brands and there's often offices selling their stuff on marketplace etc when downsizing, closing down etc. Here's some options in the 300

Honestly was a big leather advocate being luxury cars and all but actually this fabric is super easy to clean and is tightly woven, actually holds ur butt quite nicely u don’t scoot around like on leather which is surprisingly helpful for my back pain. The ferns adjustments over the zody is elite. I

C300 is a mid chair. Not awful, but nit great either. I personally think it’s better than the IKEA Markus and Staples Hyken.

I’m 6’3” and just spent a bunch of time trying to find a chair in that price range. For me the must have is an adjustable back height, not just the little sliding lumbar support. Not really a great chair that does that in that price range. I ended up going to ergohuman gen2. The budget version of th

I thought about this for a while now. I’ve had my staples hyken for over 5 years now and it’s taken its toll on me. I’m now feeling lack of lumbar support and I’m constantly moving because Im uncomfortable. The pain has been radiating from my lower back down to my thigh, hips, pelvis, and even groin

My body hurt during the pandemic and after a more expensive trial and error, I thought back to how I like chairs in my youth and aimed for basic and I also don’t like huge chairs because I’m not super tall. I got this chair and love it. The only issues are that I’m 5’3” and use a foot stool and I ro

Sitting in a haworth fern right now and there's definitely a difference in-between the top chairs for 1500-2000$ and the more budget options in the 200-400$ like the staple hyken pro, ikea järvfjället etc. Especially considering the top brands like Herman Miller, Haworth and Steelcase offer a 12 yea

Lmao, nice. Hers is a technisport her gf got it for a few years ago and tbh for it being like 250$ its held up great. I'm actually in the market for a chair, mine is the staples hyken and its beat now. Looking at the secret labs since I wfh 2 days but also want to recline and chill.

It's ludicrous to me how many people will drop $5k on their PC without thinking twice, and then go as cheap as possible on the thing that will be supporting their body for more time per day than potentially any other piece of furniture in their lives. It's isn't just about the comfort factor, a bad