Amia

5'1" with shorter legs. I got a Steelcase Gesture from a liquidation warehouse for ~$700 or so in like-new condition. Hiiiiighly recommend trying one to see if it works for you: FULLY adjustable arms. It was the first time my elbows have been able to naturally lay on an armrest without needing to be

Is it common with the Amia or chairs in general? I might avoid Steelcase tbh

I've never seen rust on any steelcase and my office has literally thousands. I'd be pretty annoyed. That's because you aren't crawling around the office on your hands and knees and looking up at the underside of the seat on Leap V2s and Amias.

Have you looked at Anthros? I’m just a bit shorter and about your weight, and have had excellent experiences with remanufactured and refurbished Steelcase chairs from Crandall and BTOD, with their thicker or reinforced seat cushions. Crandall offers a top tier headrest from Atlas for the Leap V2. Am

id give them credit for that if they made the amia, but they dont. steelcase does. all they do are terrible refurbs with stapled crap upholstery, unwashed seat and back pads, dont replace broken parts, etc. not to mention the shady business practices involving influencers, check out Dan Ahn's youtub

My Herman Miller Gaming Embody office chair was not cheap (paid $1425 couple years ago), but it was 100% worth it. Chair was easily 9/10 out of the box, and then I added an Atlas matching headrest and now it's 10/10. Tried the Haworth Fern, HM Aeron, Steelcase leap v2 and Amia before it, and it was