Gesture

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

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

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.

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

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

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

I agree most people talked about how it isn't better than the leap or Amia, but I think it's the best for me. And I found mine for about $100 on marketplace.

I recently purchased the same model with the headrest. When adjusted according to the recommended guidelines, I experienced significant lower‑back discomfort, so I’ve had to position the seat fully backwards. This gives me the proper lumbar support i desire, but it also leaves roughly a hand width b

I have a steelcase gesture v2, it is a great chair, and should be considered by anyone looking for a highly adjustable chair. I do wanna try the embody though to see how it compares but idk where you can try before you buy

In my opinion, you should NOT be using a headrest for upright position, and I believe most headrest-designed chairs will cater to reclining nape support (not upright). I personally like this approach and favour chairs that focus on reclined "head-resting". Yet I bet some rare chairs with convoluted