Freedom

I work in the office furniture industry, so we basically get our pick of ex sample or second hand chairs for working. Everyone in my office sit on Herman Miller chairs except me. I used to have a Humanscale freedom chair, but now I'm in a Diffrient World. I much prefer it for lumbar support and I li

for 5'0" to 5'4", seat depth is everything. the aeron size a works if you're on the lower end, but the hard frame can hit the back of your knees. i've seen more short folks land on the steelcase amia because the seat depth adjusts shorter and the back is less aggressive. the leap v2's lumbar can sit

I would love to test the new chair out. I am currently using your EC100. My other office chair is a Humanscale Freedom Headrest series, that chair is amazing (but worn). I am no stranger to getting numb arms/fingers, sciatic nerve pain, etc. I am a programmer by profession and chair ergonomics/comfo

Well...I "work" in the industry and actually know exactly how many chairs Steelcase sells...by model... ;). (as well as all Miller & Knoll chairs...Haworth, not so much...Humanscale, not so much but their percent market share is WAY up in seating compared to the major OEMs) You would be QUITE surpri

I went for a Humanscale Freedom (the version with a headrest) as I found it better supported my body shape/size than the options they had from the other brands (mainly Herman Miller). The key is to actually try a variety of chairs to see what works best for you in terms of fit and adjustment. The Fr