Hyken

Unlike many others here I don't work from home but I do spend a lot of time at my desk recreationally. Writing, gaming, listening to music and just general computer use. I don't have any specific back problems but have been looking at a way to improve my posture since at the moment I'm just using a

I'm not sure I have a rec under $200, but I would suggest you avoid chairs Staples sells. I had a Hyken pro and a Kroy. Both failed in under 2 months. One was the locking mechanism, and the other was the seat mesh, which started to break.

Do you have a link? I tried searching but maybe dont have the right filters or keywords. Also, how is the eureka chair? It's the royal II I think after looking. Looks comfy. I'm upgrading from staples hyken mesh chair since I work 2 days remote so dont need something super ergonomic and I like the s

Lmao, nice. Hers is a technisport her gf got it for a few years ago and tbh for it being like 250$ its held up great. I'm actually in the market for a chair, mine is the staples hyken and its beat now. Looking at the secret labs since I wfh 2 days but also want to recline and chill.

This why I told my brother to get the fabric one. I just got a Hyken chair from Staples instead. Never getting anything fabric ever again.

It's ludicrous to me how many people will drop $5k on their PC without thinking twice, and then go as cheap as possible on the thing that will be supporting their body for more time per day than potentially any other piece of furniture in their lives. It's isn't just about the comfort factor, a bad