Fern

Some family member with 10hr fwh job has developed spine issues and bought the aeron...heaping praises after praises so I had always this chair in the back of my mind... My primary reasons for buying Aeron: it forces you to sit in a more upright posture which rewards your back in long sitting hours

It's the best chair I've ever sat in and after the first week I've had zero back pain when getting up from long periods at the computer unlike with my racing chair bucket seat that I had. Moneywise it's hard to say - between the chair and headrest it was like $2,000. That's a crap ton of money to sp

I am deep into the research hole for my next chair. The prices of Pelicanworks chairs are touching Haworth prices. You can get a Zody for 40k brand new from Haworth itself and Fern for 45k. And am pretty sure their Aloha and Breck will be even much cheaper. They are one of the Big 3 global chair bra

Haworth Fern and Steelcase Leap V2 were my 2nd and 3d choices...they both offer same 12 year warranty as HM. Why I didn't go for them personally? They both are foam chairs.. which after 3-5 years always sags and looses it's comfort and form & needs replacement especially the seat one.. also I live i

But not all cases are the same. I also own a Herman Miller Aeron and a Haworth Fern, but I've also been using a fabric Titan Evo since 2020 and have put many hours into it. Every anatomy is different, but everyone I know who owns a "gaming" chair has had them for years. You can't generalize, and I'm

Can confirm spending big on a chair really does make a difference. I bought a Haworth Fern and omg, it is amazing. Costly, but comes with a ten year warranty. Worth every cent.

I was also contemplating to buy Haworth Fern... it was also costing half of aeron with same warranty but I had concerns about longterm durability of it's foam over the years + many people said that it's build quality is not as good as HM or steelcase... Going for aeron now...