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Honestly skip the gaming chairs and get a decent office chair instead. Herman Miller Aeron or even a Steelcase Leap will destroy any "gaming" chair for comfort and your back will thank you later

I have used a Herman Miller Aeron at a previous company, it was very nice, though I never kinda "researched" it at the time. I needed a new chair for my home office a few years ago due to back pain, and realized that my desk chair at work was comfortable for my situation. Turns out it's a Steelcase

Does adjustable lumbar really make that big of a difference? Yes. I'd say this one is worth it, it is a major touch-point on a chair. How firm should the seat be for long term comfort? Slightly "too firm" if buying new, since it will soften over time. Just right if buying used. Are headrests worth i

No they don’t lol those racer style bucket seat chairs wreck your back in no time. Go with an actual office chair like a HM Aeron or Steelcase Leap v2.

Steelcase Leap V2s are fantastic--they give great support and accommodate a wide range of sizes of people. Plus it is easy to find them cheap because they can easily be refurbished.

I was always an Aeron man, but bought a Steelcase Leap v2 on sale (like $300 off). Hated the feel, planned to return it, but needed to work through the week with it. 5 days in I noticed I was waking up with less lower back stress. Kept the chair, and my lower back has given me zero problems and I’m

Steelcase Leap v2 or a couple of other steelcases are great. Never even really needed to look at others and my back thanks me everyday for getting them (I have multiple now - you can find them pre owned for relatively cheap depending on where you are in the world)

I'm 5 ft 3 and enjoy my Steelcase Leap (v2) with the multi-way adjustable armrests (so not too wide once pushed inwards) without the headrest, though I'm also not exactly petite. Both seat depth and lumbar support are adjustable.

I use a Steelcase Leap v2, only $200 ish if you keep an eye on Facebook Marketplace and the like. I got mine refurbished from BTOD, who also has a very informative YouTube channel about all sorts of ergonomic chairs. You might want to watch some of them to see what features would benefit you, like a

I shattered 9 vertibre 3 years ago, I have similar issues with sitting at my desk now. I put a sit/stand desk next to my bed and lined my ergo steelcase Leap with 3in of memory foam, it has helped immensely. At first (after being bedridden for a year) i couldnt sit for more than 45 min at most in my