Leap V2

It's a small price to pay for ergonomics. Another thing to note is that the chair has a 12 year warranty and likely lasts a lot longer than that. I have a Steelcase leap v2 and I think it was worth every penny.

Based from my experience, gaming chairs are not ergonomic and bad for long hours of sitting. My wife is a Physical Therapist and she didn’t want me to buy SecretLab gaming chair because she said it was not ergonomic when she tested it but I bought it anyway because it looks cool. I used the gaming c

Skus sa pozerat po refurboch od steelcase alebo hermann miller, tie ceny su ake su lebo to kupuju povacsine korporaty a profesionalovia co to vedia dat do uctovnictva. Mas vela firiem co predavaju repasovane za tretinu ceny aj so zarukou. (Offeco napriklad, odtial som kupoval ja Steelcase Leap V2, k

Ergonomic chairs are a lot like shoe. One person may find it's the most comfortable chair in the world, someone else may hate it. It's all about how it fits you specifically and you'll never know until you sit on one. HM Aeron amd Steelcase Leap v2 probably have some of the best value for the price,

I strongly recommend checking out a local office furniture liquidator. They have heavily discounted designer chairs like Herman Miller, Steelcase, Knoll, etc. that you can try in-person and see which is most comfortable. I got my Steelcase Leap v2 which retails for over $2k for $250. They're fantast

they've always been aesthetic but awful for ergonomics. i'm using a steelcase leap v2 that i got refurbished and it's done wonders for my back

Steelcase Leap v2 or a couple of other steelcases are great. Never even really needed to look at others and my back thanks me everyday for getting them (I have multiple now - you can find them pre owned for relatively cheap depending on where you are in the world)

Steelcase Leap V2. Hands down. I’m 5’1” and it’s fantastic! I got mine from an office furniture liquidation company for $350.

Coming to the OfficeChairs subreddit, I'll give you the response that you should be expecting to get - get a real ergonomic office chair, not a racecar gaming chair. The gaming chairs are mass produced garbage with poor ergonomic support with fake marketing nonsense talking about their "technology."

Im the guy with a doctors note for a nice chair, It also allowed me to use my HSA for a Steelcase Leap V2 at home which is a 1400$ chair. Once you get used to those nice ones in the office work from home was hard on cheap chairs so I had to find a way to get one. I paid for it but got a tax break