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Racing style gaming chairs are functionally worthless, they are designed for vehicles that go really fast, and people like them because they are cool looking. Also the fact most all of these chairs have a hard seat, cheap foam and don’t last more than a few years GTRacing being one of the main offen

Everyone preaches Herman Miller chairs as the best be all be all. They are hella expensive though. I found a Steelcase chair, think it was the leap model on fb marketplace for $150, and I love it. Super comfy. I’m a about 275 and it’s comfy and feels very sturdy

I would say the pads are thicker than what steelcase includes with their standard cushion. The crandall cushion is still on the firmer side but I think it will wear in with more use. I sat in the work chairs when they were 3 years old and I remember the chairs being very comfortable and supportive.

After me spending rm600 for a gaming chair i thought i save money until it only lasted me 1year+ with failed hydraulics, noisy wheels and creaking noise everywhere, bottom cushion sunk so bad my tailbone was touching the steel frame. I settled with steelcase think v2 haha. Totally worth and still fe

Just as a sidetone on this,. sometimes the cause of back pain (or in my case, sciatica) can be quite subtle. About 3 years ago I had a major ilife change and quit my job and basically threw away all my belongings and car-tripped moving cross country from Colorado to Oregon. While I took "only what w

I've gotten to sit in a lot of them and the embody is extremely comfortable, don't get me wrong, but if you want something to keep you from hunching, you're probably going to need something with more aggressive lumbar support. I'd recommend the aeron or the steelcase leap because of that exact reaso

It kinda looks like an Aeron! That seat edge is what I had a problem with when sitting crossed. It dug into my legs quite a bit. My husband loves the Aeron though so it really seems to be a polarizing kind of chair lol. SteelCase makes good shit, I don't think I'll need to replace my Amia any time s

I might give it to the Amia by a small margin. Feels solid and comfortable, I do wish it had more recline but I think all Steelcase products offer a similar level of recline. Leap just has the back that curves. I would love a good headrest for it - one that doesn't involve drilling the back.

Seeing a lot of good suggestions here... I'd like to echo that you really should go with professional stuff if you can swing the cost. The stuff at Target/W-M or at office supply stores just doesn't hold up. You'd think that Office Supply places would at least have a few good chairs in stock, but la

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