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Not the steelcase amia, I will say that. I have it and although the seat is really comfy and got rid of pain in my tailbone, the seat is also too big and wise and I end up sitting with my knees to my chest just to be comfortable enough. I think its just made for bigger people. I am 5 foot.

I have a aeron at my current job but it just isn't as comfortable. I think it is the difference between the aeron and the chair that I had at Honda is the cushioned vs mesh chair seat. They basically had the same adjustment options but the cushion is so much more comfortable to me than the mesh with

Did you get the Gesture? I'm thinking either Leap V2 or Gesture with the headrest. Would love to know your thoughts. Edit: You're the first one that said Gesture has a thicker seat than Leap V2, whereas everywhere I'm reading, they're saying Leap V2 has a better chair, and the Gesture's seat is thin

I don’t think that’s a Series 1. I don’t remember them having a Y-back, and the top shouldn’t flair out like that. That looks like a cheap chair. Bottom cushion is lopsided, and arms look flimsy… If it’s really a Steelcase chair, have them show you the logo on the chair.

Yea unfortunately they don't get longer with the leap Plus, just wider. I moved to a Haworth Fern for a longer seat pad and a taller back, but the build quality is considerably worse than the Steelcase. I don't think this chair would support your weight. Haworth Soji XL is rated for 600lbs but it's

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