What is the best ergonomic desk chair?
I'm considering the Herman Miller Mirra or Steelcase Leap. Are there better ones?
We’ve been using Alphaville management chair for 7 months now, we can't get over how comfortable it is.
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11 Answers
I just purchased this one:
Raynor Ergohuman Chair
I've been very please with the quality and comfort. I'm a big guy at 6'3 and 270lbs, and I don't think anyone larger would fit properly, but it works for me
It's wicked expensive but these 3D Knit Think chairs are the beez kneez.
If you're packin a smaller budget, go for the Heel Chair good for your back and your street cred
I have had the Herman Miller Mirra for about 2 years and I love it. I think it's superior to the Aeron and it should be since it's its successor. I like the Aeron but the armrests eventually break as anyone who has one knows, it's more expensive, and it's not environmentally friendly like the Mirra (that was a requirement of the Mirra design so they used less parts and the parts are recyclable). The Mirra also has a more modern, less stuffy office furniture, look to it in my opinion.
I just recently purchased two office chairs for my home office. I was ready to pull the trigger on a refurb'd steelcase leap on ebay for $300, but I found two HON 7808's on criagslist in good condition and picked them up for $40/ea... I dont completely love them, but for the $260 in savings they will work for now.
The office collection at Vitra is great; I use the Charles & Ray Eames chair (Aluminium Group EA 117) daily. Although the original design is dated 1958, it's a timeless classic. Often used in office settings for movies, which contributes to the chairs 'hollywood/celebrity'-effect.
The Humanscale Freedom Task Chair (with headrest) is really good too. http://www.humanscale.com/products/freedom_index.cfm