High back office chair reddit. Do you have a chair you want to sell us? Tell us all about it on or sister sub r/OfficeChairsISell. I have been trying out some high-back office chairs for the past few weeks. I started out looking at the Fern, Zody and Zody LX, Amia, Leap V2 both Refurb and OEM versions, and I ended up settling for the Gesture. I’d love a nice ergo chair that supports a wide upper back/shoulder area and preferably includes a headrest or a headrest can be added to. I am 5'11 and have a longer torso than average. I ended up caving in and ordering an Embody after trying this chair for a few weeks, but kept the Colamy and took it to work since I only paid $214 for it. The high back also offers the best Back support or, as Herman Miller likes calls it “Total Spinal Support. Hey all, I just finished my ultimate chair buying guide for 2023! Went a little crazy this year The list is getting crazy long, so this year, I've included a spreadsheet guide to help organize things (youtube descriptions aren't ideal for this kinda stuff). I’m 6’4” and use the mid back more often than the other sizes when given the option. These are all chairs I’ve reviewed personally and think they offer the best seating experience (tried to give nuances as to why the Does no one else like plush executive chairs for their home office? I'm at my desk for 12+ hours each day and the only chairs I like are really plush executive chairs. I wouldn’t pay over $300 for this chair. The following $180 CLATINA Mellet clones are the best new chair value under $200. I noticed that my productivity drops significantly if I find my chair uncomfortable because I don't want to sit anymore. When I'm driving, removing the head rest is MUCH more comfortable to me because it allows me stretch my head/neck while sitting. r/OfficeChairs - Glorious ergonomic office chairs. Here is my experience… Dec 22, 2024 ยท After suffering from lower back pain in my previous chairs and setup I finally was fed up and begin researching and learning like most of us have in the past. They are GREAT products but that is still damn expensive. You can remove the headrest and lumbar support if that's more comfortable for you. I'd be open to recommendations in that price range (preferably $450 or less) if anyone cares to share their expertise. I'm wondering if there are any more affordable alternatives to chairs that offer similar support. Does anybody have any suggestions for a good comfortable Price is great. The seats in my car are also high-back, but the head rest portion is removable. ” I’m fortunate to be able to try them all as my company has all three sizes in different flex stations throughout the office. I work from home 8 hours a day then usually game another 4 at least, so comfort is a must. I generally try to avoid some used furniture for sanitary (or just ocd) reasons, but good office chairs seem to be pretty pricey. At this price you have to make sacrifices I guess. Are high-end ergonomic chairs really worth it? I've done research and a majority of Redditors are either Herman Miller (HM) or Steelcase (SC) purists, and recommend the average person to buy it used for $500-1000+. I was able to test out the HM Embody and Sayl, both of which had very similar support, namely my upper back was supported as I sat at 90 °. I recently took a new job which is fully remote. I tried the Aeron at work, but my back starts hurting My favorite of the ones I tried was the WorkPro® Momentum Ergonomic Mesh Active High-Back Chair, so I was wondering if anyone is familiar with this brand or specific chair even. I have a pretty good setup, except for the chair which is obviously an important consideration since I'll be sitting at my workstation for most of the day. My first chair did arrive broken, but Amazon shipped another shortly after. dhohx kbyteb dze bdeuo djrxqheut lwievdr ntsosb gkt yfh agrrvz