I needed a comfortable WFH chair after my first day at my dining room table. My shoulders were cramped and my neck was causing headaches. I got the Rutherford chair on sale and it has been so much better being able to adjust the height and have good lumbar support.
It was the price and sale that attracted me to the chair. After spending about 15 hours worth of sitting the seat cushion started to lose its cushion form. I can now feel where the post attaches to the cushion. It will do for now as a more expensive one was not in the budget.
This is an average chair build for 2-3 hours work a day. If you sit in this for longer periods you'll end up in back pain and is not at all comfortable. The back tilt is not good so you can't lean back
The lower back cushion sags after sitting on chair for just a minute or more. I pointed this to the sales associate at the store before buying it but we assumed it might have been the display unit that was that way. Turns out that it's a problem with it because the chair looks old after using it every time.
This was a bit more of a pain to put together and could be better constructed. (Stuffing emerging from seams) But given the circumstances and just needing to quickly adjust to work at home life it will work fine and is quite comfortable for my 140 lb body. Couldn't imagine the seat cushion holding up to much more weight or for extended time.