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I bought a Leap v2 via Facebook Marketplace, you can read my description of it here: https://old.reddit.com/r/OfficeChairs/comments/1ou9jvv/deal_check_steelcase_leap_v2_black_leather_180/nocpccb/ With the caveat that the Leap v2 I purchased may have been refurbished being passed off as used-like new, I ne

I'd go with the Leap V2 out of that list. It has the best overall ergonomics, build quality, and adjustability. The only downside is the seat foam, which is a bit firm but aside from that, it's easily the best chair in that group. The Amia does have slightly better seat foam, and it's still a solid

The build quality between the two is night and day. A Hyken will last a couple years, then need to be replaced. This Think is already somewhere between 10 and 20 years old, and will keep on trucking with just some standard maintenance. It’s common to replace the gas lift cylinder every decade or so,

When I bought my steelcase earlier this year the few stores I went to had Herman millers for as low as $250, still working perfectly and in good condition. You have to actually go to a brick and mortar store as lots of them don’t post their full inventory. There was one that has a few Herman miller

Did you contact steelcase directly? I bought mine through that pre owned store (can’t think of the name off hand) they were no help when I contacted them about replacement parts but I should have my 12 year warranty available as they are authorized resellers. I’d rather not get rid of my chair if I

I got a criterion from 1997, the only steelcase model I like incidentally as I hate the modern floppy c shaped at the shoulders modern chairs that push your shoulders forward.. I went to replace the foam on the criterion chair and it was soup in their ! chemical soup! The polypropylene back of the c

We bought two chairs just over 3 years ago, a Titan and an Omega. The Omega broke a month before the warranty ended. They replaced the parts. It broke again, twice. It was 3 days outside of the warranty so they would not replace anymore parts. I found the Omega to be hard but solid build. The chair

First thing: Gaming chairs, even expensive ones, are made for marketing first and for sitting second. You pay the brand tax instead of the value of the product. Second, speaking from experience, it really does make a difference to buy a real chair. They're made better, more comfortable, and literall