Verve Chair

Woohoo!! Congrats on the new gig :D Getting to pick your own chair is such a nice perk and it’s awesome that you’re thinking of Branch. Hopefully others on the sub chime in with their experiences too but here are my initial (and apparently long-winded) thoughts: Based on what you shared, I'd lean to

Have you tried a footrest? It's easy to try by just cutting down a cardboard box and using that for a few days, although you may have to experiment a bit to get the height right. There are many variations out there in the office supply catalogs and your job should be able to source one for you. Then

Hey! It’s awesome to see that you’re going more of a supportive/ergonomic route with your chair. Gaming chairs often have that bucket-seat racing style which can actually work against you for long sessions since they tend to push your shoulders forward. Ergonomic office chairs are usually better for

Hey - just now coming across your post! Thanks for including the Verve Chair on your list :) I work for Branch Furniture, so I'm obviously biased, but I think you nailed the gaming chair issues. I talk to folks day in day out about how their gaming chairs just aren’t cutting it and are leaving them

Hey! Austin from Branch here just popping in to say thank you so much for considering us - short girlies deserve comfy chairs too! While I can't speak to the Titan Evo, our Erg Pro could work for you with some considerations - at your height, you'd likely need a footrest to maintain proper ergonomic

Hey! Austin from Branch here to commend you on this fantastic resource. Such a great breakdown of what to look for in an office chair - nailed it! Thank you for including our chairs on your list :D For long hours of work, I think our Ergonomic Pro takes the cake. It checks all your boxes—mesh for br