Gesture

Steelcase

Gesture

199 positive 1 neutral 39 negative

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Herman Miller Embody chair: negative Experience after 6 weeks of daily use (8-10h/day)

Unfortunately thats just how it goes for chairs.... everyone's body is different and its simply not possible to make an ergonomic chair that works for everyone. I have an Embody after trying the Steelcase Gesture and Haworth Fern, and I hated those other chairs. The Embody is the only chair thats ev

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Lo_jak in r/OfficeChairs

March 7, 2026 8:00 AM

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Gaming vs Ergonomic Chair

steelcase gesture, savrseno podesiva i robusna, imam ju vec 10 godina bez bitnih tragova koristenja (sjedalo i naslon ne gube strukturu itd), sjedim u njoj 10h dnevno, jedna od boljih kupnji uopce, vrijedi svakog centa. Zbog velicine mislim da nebi odgovarala visokim ljudima, ali generalno skupe ure

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Chance-Ad-982 in r/CroIT

February 14, 2026 9:26 AM

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How do you survive working at a desk?

When setting up my desk I looked up ergonomic desk recommendations and cherry picked what would work for me. I shift my standing desk up and down a few inches to change my body position slightly every 20-60 min standing is a max of 20 min I like my Steelcase leap, I also like the gesture. Try before

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Bliezz in r/Hypermobility

February 27, 2026 3:40 PM

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This is not a joke, this is my friends apartment setup

Yes, because you can't play the guitar on a regular chair. But I can do it on my Steelcase Gesture. The armrest can be lowered all the way.

JohnHurts in r/TVTooHigh

April 30, 2026 5:09 AM

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Chairs for wide-load ppl to sit on like a pretzel

hard out, sitting like a normal human for 8 hours is impossible. i’m a cross-legged sitter too and the biggest issue in nz is finding stuff that isn't just narrow office depot junk. definitely go try the steelcase gesture if any showroom has it, the armrests move out of the way completely so you can

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Green-Inflation-128 in r/auckland

May 7, 2026 2:42 AM

4

Best Office Chair Brand Right Now In 2026?

HM Embody or Steelcase Gesture. HM-E for WFH & SC-G for Office. As someone with back issues, I personally do enjoy the embody more, my only con is the arm rests could be a bit more adjustable like the Gesture. Otherwise the seat while it looks 'flat' the springs underneath have amazing support. IMO,

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slowwalking-dab in r/OfficeChairs

May 10, 2026 5:07 PM

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Chair cylinder rubbing carpet

I agree with u/ClassroomDecorum , that's more clearence than I have on my Steelcase gesture

kaynscheeky in r/OfficeChairs

February 22, 2026 7:19 AM

3

Can't decide - have you tried any of these?

Love my Steelcase Gesture. Absolutely love it. I can work an entire shift sitting in it or play games until the sun is up. Doesn't matter. You can really dial it in. That being said, I hate the arms. They're versatile, yes but the lack of being able to lock them in place drives me crazy. I saw you m

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Ult-Fiction in r/OfficeChairs

March 21, 2026 11:14 PM

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Herman miller vs Steelcase?

Best you can do is read reviews pick one and try it out and return if you don’t like it. For example. I’m 6’1” and 210lbs with a more athletic build. I tried all the steelcase ones at a dealer and my boss had a Herman miller aeron I tried. I HATED the aeron, gesture and amia. The leap on the other h

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Nateskisline89 in r/OfficeChairs

March 15, 2026 10:14 PM

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Going insane trying to find a good chair.

Buying a chair is honestly like buying a shoes. You really never know until you sit in one. That said,.consider the height/weight of the person you are getting the feedback from. I am 6'3 and 200 lbs, I didn't like the Gesture. My wife is 4'11 and ~100 lbs, she loves it. Pros: The build quality is t

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MikeCheck_CE in r/OfficeChairs

May 5, 2026 11:28 PM

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