Amia

I'm 5' 0” and am also a criss cross sitter. I have a SteelCase Amia and it's the best thing I've ever owned. The arms articulate enough that I can sit normally just as comfortably as I can shrimp in it. Super flexible and the seat cushion being nearly flat means no pinch points on my legs when sitti

Pabandyk paieškoti dėvėtų gerų brand'ų. Aš pagriebiau Steelcase Amia už 250 eur iš Skelbiu. Naujos kaina 1k+, bet tikrai patogi. Ir tikrai nereikia bijoti pirkti naudotos, aišku, gyvai apžiūrėti reikia prieš sumokant, bet jos tikrai kokybiškos. Maniškė 10 metų senumo, visi mechanizmai puikiai veikia

I have chronic lower back pain and for me, something with adjustable lumbar support and adjustable armrests was critical. My spine likes to collapse on itself if I sit too upright, so something that allows me to adjust how far back the chair reclines and also how much pressure is needed to make the

i've tried all three actually. the amia has the best lumbar support of the bunch - it's more adjustable than the soji's fixed curve. the workpro quantum has a wider seat if you shift positions a lot but the foam breaks down faster. for 4+ hour sessions the Steelcase Amia is worth the stretch. the se

I returned mine because it was too small. It was a process but I did get a refund. I’ve been through two chairs since, the steelcase Amia and steelcase leap v2. If I knew a max version of the Omni was coming so soon, I’d have waited it out. After trying these two very expensive chairs, I’m realizing

USA, MA 5’11 / 180 Experience using the Steelcase Amia as my daily driver, which includes adjustable lumbar. I work remote (sitting 4-6 hrs/day) and prefer pronounced lumbar support to assist with my posture when tasking. Now seeking a second chair with headrest for work and gaming (Amia lacks a hea