Leap V2

Silly question here, but is there some secret to getting it lower? I'm 5'1" and just got a Steelcase Leap V2, and (adjusted as low as I can seem to get it) my feet are still at least an inch away from the ground. My guess is that I just have exceptionally short legs, but I'm a bit frustrated after s

OP, go out there and try out the chair rather than just buying it. Of course the price is very less, but sit, take a feel for 15 to 20 minutes, understand how does your back adjust to the chair. I made the mistake of buying a Steelcase Leap V2 recently because it was coming at a good price. I had te

Honestly you really need to test these chairs in a showroom to know if it's good I recently went to one to test different chairs and found out the embody is the most uncomfortable chair I have ever had the misfortune of sitting on, but the aeron on the other hand I can completely understand why it's

Did you get the Gesture? I'm thinking either Leap V2 or Gesture with the headrest. Would love to know your thoughts. Edit: You're the first one that said Gesture has a thicker seat than Leap V2, whereas everywhere I'm reading, they're saying Leap V2 has a better chair, and the Gesture's seat is thin

Oh, this is reassuring to hear. I am 5'10 and my current chair is a cheap office/boss chair. These days, my tailbone is starting to hurt, obviously because of my fucked up posture and practically no lumbar/back support. I had narrowed down to the Steelcase Leap V2 and Gesture, but I'm heavily leavin

I’m almost exactly your size and have lower back problems. I’ve had a Leap v2 Plus for a few years now, and unfortunately it’s been terrible. Honestly, it’s too wide (even when I was 100lbs heavier) and doesn’t feel supportive. I also saw Sihoo, they have a new chair that released this week, but inf

USA- I've learned that the steelcase leap v2 doesn't suit everyone.

Its not just the Herman Miller chairs vs Leap V2. In fact, the Steelcase Amia seems to be recommended more here than the Leap V2. I own both the Amia and Leap V2 and definitely think the Amia is a safer recommendation than the Leap V2. The Leap V2’s seat cushion has very mixed opinions, while the Am

I had an Omni and am in the process of returning it. Something about the back just wasn’t comfortable for me. The thing is, it’s not actually very adjustable, it’s a single adjustment for the back that pushes up in a weird location around the middle part of the backrest, it’s not like most other lum

Personally, the Steelcase Leap v2 (which often gets recommended in these threads) was bad for me, back pain, neck pain, etc. I ended up replacing it with a no name (least to my knowledge) ergo chair. I have subsequently gotten a Titan Evo XL Nanogen chair from SecretLab. Absolutely love it. Perfect