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Does adjustable lumbar really make that big of a difference? Yes. I'd say this one is worth it, it is a major touch-point on a chair. How firm should the seat be for long term comfort? Slightly "too firm" if buying new, since it will soften over time. Just right if buying used. Are headrests worth i

You can often get decent models refurbished for around this or cheaper. I bough a couple of Steelcase Leap chairs a few years back which had been cleaned up, with new armrests, foam and fabric for $400 each. It was from a company which buy up office chairs and refurb them, I’m assuming they get them

Ok thanks! Unfortunately, with your budget it's almost impossible to find a good ergonomic chair. Stretching your budget can try merryfair chairs, they have showroom and a website to agak2 see how much are their chairs. Haven't personally tried it but heard good things. Highly recommend you go to th

It’s a bit frustrating reading through these replies, because it feels like people are just operating on auto-pilot and giving the default subreddit answers without actually reading the post. The OP explicitly stated their Steelcase foam cushion went flat, they are tired of it, and they specifically

One of us, one of us! I personally recommend finding a steelcase leap (second hand on FB marketplace due to their price tag) and avoid literally anything that includes the word "gaming" in the title , as they're just a cheaper version of a good item marketed towards the hobbyists. A solid office cha

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

It is wild to me that Office Furniture stores hours are 8-5. Guess what hours the people who use these office chairs are. . . I'll wait. You would think they could pick 1 or 2 days a week to stay open later or just like 1 Saturday a month. I get that most if not all of their business is through mass

It's hard to say just cause they're all good. It depends on your build too. It's all a matter of opinion. I've tried the Aeron and a few of the Steelcases. Aerons mesh back is probably the best in terms of pure comfort. I also like the ability to rock in an Aeron whereas the steelcase is more of a f

Herman Miller Aeron or Steelcase Leap chair. Both are readily available on the secondhand market and are both excellent chairs built for full workdays. Replacement parts are readily available for both.

To each their own. I’ve been in a Steelcase Leap V1 for nearly 30 years and it essentially disappeared from my conscious thought after about the first week. Once initially adjusted It’s just … my chair. I made one “tilt back” firmness adjustment post pandemic (when I managed to drop 60 lbs of COVID