Titan Evo

I’m 6’3” and work from home — if I’m working and gaming, I may legit be seated for 8-12 hours per day. My 10 year old DX Racer bit the dust late last year. I did research for a few weeks before I ultimately went with the Secretlab TITAN Evo and have been so impressed with it. I have a herniated disc

u/Altruistic-Job5086 Gotcha! They’ll come pretty close since the TITAN Evo and TITAN Evo NanoGen share the same shape and silhouette. If you’re aiming for a seamless look though, you’ll want to make sure the colors are matched properly (e.g., the base and SKINS). Here’s a NanoGen paired with SoftWea

kinda been there myself at 115kg. the creaking wood base drove me nuts. for 120kg+ you really want something like the Secretlab Titan Evo XL - rated for 180kg and all metal frame. another solid pick is the Anda Seat Kaiser 3 XL which holds 200kg. nobelchairs also use steel mechanisms across their wh

honestly i feel you on the waiting game, that's rough. when i had to sit for long stretches with similar muscle soreness, the Secretlab Titan Evo in softweave was a lifesaver - the memory foam in the base is legit thick. another one i've tried that surprised me is the Razer Enki - super wide and cus

I've had the Secretlab Titan Evo XL for two years now and I love it. I can comfortably sit in it for several hours and everything on it is adjustable. My wife was somewhat similar to your husband in that she didn't want a hideous colored "racer" chair in the office but you can find a color that make

kind of the same boat here... i currently have a secretlab titan evo 2020 and it's due for replacement - not as comfortable anymore, and i've always regretted getting the leatherette instead of the fabric (because i've always got a cold back, and this leatherette doesn't help) i must say that the se

I've had my secretlab titan evo in leatherette for over a year now and haven't noticed any significant wear to the seat area with almost daily use. The chair can recline back around 165 degrees so nearly horizontal. I have a cat as well whos has unfortunately left a few pin pricks with her claws in

i was in a similar spot upgrading from an old dxracer. the Secretlab is definitely the better built chair long term - the materials and frame just feel way more solid, especially for someone our size. the hbada is comfy but i worried about the PU leather doing the same flaking thing down the road. i

Heyy u/CheezTips - yes! Mainly the materials and cushioning, along with a few other differences you can see here: https://secretlab.co/pages/compare If we’re talking about the seat base specifically, both chairs are still medium-firm since that’s core to the ergonomic support our seats are designed

Hey there! I'm excited to hear that you're thinking about a Secretlab chair. Let me try to narrow it down for you. If you prefer a slightly softer and more plush feel when you sit down, the NanoGen™ Edition is a pretty noticeable step up. The NanoFoam™ Composite and NanoGen™ Hybrid Leatherette give