Leap V2

I've been lurking for a while here and I can agree with the shills aspect. Sometimes I just wanna hear genuine opinions but gawd damn how one specific company is always the solution for everything and they're just refurbishers lol. Not to mention those obvious fake reviews posts talking about a godl

These are not inexpensive chairs relative to what you can buy elsewhere. Looking at their prices, I would not buy any of these. Keep in mind these chairs are used and do not come with a warranty. I just paid $750 for a fully refurbished steelcase leap v2 from crandall, which comes with a 12 year war

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

I own a Herman Miller Aeron at home and I hate it. There is not enough support and no padding. I was told it was the best option when I got it years ago. It was so expensive that I never bothered to replace it. Thank you for the suggestion. I will look into the Steelcase Leap V2.

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

You can get something like a tried and true Steelcase Leap V2, Amia, or a Herman Miller Mirra 2 in like-new condition, and with a long warranty for $275-$350 from a reputable reseller, so I would say no to $400. My experience with Haworth is with the Soji, which is a tier under that chair. I would p

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

Leaps are well known for this unfortunately. They will naturally look slightly assymetrical because of the lumbar adjustment being assymetrical. Steelcase says that's normal and they tell you that once you learn into the chair you won't feel it, HOWEVER many if them do twist/warp over time and you D

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.

How would you really know it's better than the Omni unless you've tried both? Unlike you, I have both chairs, and the Leap v2 sucks lol. I agree that Steelcase is a proven company with years of good customer support, and that the Omni is from a company with sketchy customer service. This is complete