Amia

graphic office interiors in saanichton has steelcase chairs if you are in that kind of budget (in and around the $1k mark). the leap, series 1/2, amia, and a few others are not mesh. you might need to call ahead to book an appointment, but they had all the chairs as demos to try in-store when I boug

I am 5'0 as well and use a Steelcase Amia. I bought it specifically because it lets me sit cross-legged on it. (As an aside, I found out that I sit cross legged because I have never had a desk that sat low enough for me to put my chair close enough to the ground that I can have my feet flat on the f

I'm 5' 0” and am also a criss cross sitter. I have a SteelCase Amia and it's the best thing I've ever owned. The arms articulate enough that I can sit normally just as comfortably as I can shrimp in it. Super flexible and the seat cushion being nearly flat means no pinch points on my legs when sitti

It’s a steelcase amia! The chair lowers way more than my last one AND the seat pan is shorter

i've tried all three actually. the amia has the best lumbar support of the bunch - it's more adjustable than the soji's fixed curve. the workpro quantum has a wider seat if you shift positions a lot but the foam breaks down faster. for 4+ hour sessions the Steelcase Amia is worth the stretch. the se

5'1" with shorter legs. I got a Steelcase Gesture from a liquidation warehouse for ~$700 or so in like-new condition. Hiiiiighly recommend trying one to see if it works for you: FULLY adjustable arms. It was the first time my elbows have been able to naturally lay on an armrest without needing to be

https://crandalloffice.com/ They have a lot of open box and remanufactured chairs. They take Steelcase Leap and Amia, replace the cushions and you can customize the color. Highly recommend

Yep! Like a rolling desk chair. it's a Steelcase Amia if you're curious. I got it used on FB marketplace for like $200 and I love it. Very adjustable and works for me as a short person. It has the feature where it has adjustable recline resistance which to me is super important in helping with the w

USA, MA 5’11 / 180 Experience using the Steelcase Amia as my daily driver, which includes adjustable lumbar. I work remote (sitting 4-6 hrs/day) and prefer pronounced lumbar support to assist with my posture when tasking. Now seeking a second chair with headrest for work and gaming (Amia lacks a hea

Nothing beats a good ergo chair that allows you to vary positions with great support. I'm rocking a Steelcase Amia both at work (3 days a week) and at home.