Hyken

The Staples mesh Dexley and Hyken chairs get high recommendations. We got both and they’ve been great

Second this! I have some ergo education so i'll drop this advice specific to chairs: Ability to tilt ~3 degrees backwards Integrated lumbar support (biggest thing) Seat height adjustable to allow legs to sit at 90° Chair depth ~20mm short of popliteal-buttock length (shorter than your body is good,

As someone with a degenerative disc, this is very necessary. I highly recommend an inexpensive mesh office chair. I use this one: https://www.staples.com/staples-hyken-pro-ergonomic-mesh-swivel-task-chair-black-st63228/product_24622702 There are probably many more or less expensive versions of it, b

i ran into this exact same hip flexor pain from chairs that won't sit straight. the wobble comes from those cheap tilt mechanisms with springs instead of locks. look for a Staples Hyken - manual tilt lock and mesh back, often under $150 on sale. also the WorkPro Quantum 9000 lets you lock at 90 degr

i made this switch last year. racer chairs look cool but ergonomic chairs win for actual comfort past hour two. the Herman Miller Sayl is pricey but if budget matters the Staples Hyken does the job under $200. dxracer quality dipped hard - their foam goes flat quick. ergonomic chairs have better lum

Yes if you can’t afford Herman miller new. There are plenty of refurb sites. Keep an eye out on Craigslist/facebook. Many offices going out of business looking to get rid of Herman millers at a fraction to recoup any costs. You can also go to staples. They make many chairs based on Herman miller des

Stop buying anything labeled gaming chair. Get a mesh chair. Mesh cannot flake off and isnt made of that fake ass crappy leather stuff. I have had a Staples Hyken for 6 years and its still looks the same as the day I got it, Its not flaking and is still very comfy and best of all I dont sweat at all