Fern

Amaze is an amazing chair and I was very close to pulling the trigger as well. Enjoy!! P.S The only reason I went for refurbished Haworth Fern is because of the lumbar support which I needed more than the headrest.

Get a fellowes pro series back support and add it to any chair you like. I don't think you'll find agressiveness from libernovo. The only chair I know that has an aggressive lumbar support is the Haworth fern.

This chair is a little pricey and I'm 5 5 so your mileage may vary but I love my Haworth Zody-- cute, very comfortable! (And I can sit cross-legged comfortably.) They also have other models with more adjustments available; this one lets you adjust lumbar, arm rests, tilt and I think distance from se

Yep, I'm in severe pain and have been for 14 years, but it's gotten worse with my Haworth Zody in recent weeks, but spreading to my upper back. It's 100% due to lack of support, with the back not being high enough for me personally. It's a nice chair, but doesn't suit my needs. Been looking at this,

Seat depth is something a lot of people overlook when shopping for a long-hours chair. If it doesn't match your leg length you'll feel it in your lower back before the day's done. The Steelcase & Humanscale picks here are great but if you want more options to compare, Desky's Pinnacle is around $500

Never buy an ergo chair without a test drive first because what works for one person genuinely won't work for another. That said, if you want something in that sub-$600 range without paying the Herman Miller tax, there's the Desky Pinnacle chair. It's around $500, has adjustable lumbar & a mesh back

Haworth fern with lumbar support

i ran into this exact thing with my aeron. that hard seat lip is a killer for guitar. what helped me was switching to a chair with a more forgiving seat edge - the Steelcase Leap has a flexible front that doesn't dig in. also the Haworth Fern has a softer seat edge and still gives solid lower back s