Leap

OP, go out there and try out the chair rather than just buying it. Of course the price is very less, but sit, take a feel for 15 to 20 minutes, understand how does your back adjust to the chair. I made the mistake of buying a Steelcase Leap V2 recently because it was coming at a good price. I had te

My HM chairs (Verrus and Sayl) have been incredible for my back pain. We had a Steelcase Leap that wasn't so hot, so it really depends on your personal geometry. If you don't want to spend that much, I'd highly recommend Merryfair (we have one, it's a tank!).

It is genuinely excruciating lol, I can't move my right arm in certain ways without some serious pain. Thanks for the suggestions! I am checking out refurbed humanscale freedoms as well. I used to have a refurbed steelcase leap but they are super expensive now, kicking myself for chucking mine when

Personally, the Steelcase Leap v2 (which often gets recommended in these threads) was bad for me, back pain, neck pain, etc. I ended up replacing it with a no name (least to my knowledge) ergo chair. I have subsequently gotten a Titan Evo XL Nanogen chair from SecretLab. Absolutely love it. Perfect

Paid $350 for a used Steelcase Leap when a local office was liquidating and my sciatica has gotten so bad since then. I often switch to my $20 Walmart office chair until my lower back calms down and my hamstrings start hurting instead. One day I'll try for another expensive chair, but it's just a sh

My main issue with the “standard office chair” design like Herman millers, steelcase, etc.. is not all of us sit in an office like upright posture 24/7. A lot of us use our chairs like a couch.. for work, for gaming, for lounging watching movies. I sit with my foot up underneath me frequently, cross