I'd been searching for a supportive task chair for a long time. I've had 3 lumbar surgeries in the past and finding a solid supportive chair to use at the computer was high on my list. This wonderful chair has filled the bill for me with great lumbar and neck support. My husband returned to Staples to get one for himself!
Read this before you buy: PROS: It is not a bad chair It is decently priced It is comfy using its lean back options It does not cut off circulation in my legs The mesh is actually comfy and not stiff CONS: The lumbar support is non-existent and is touching my butt...only adjusts about an inch up and down. Not practical The headrest pushes my shoulders forward I am unable to sit straight up because in the locked forward position it is not locked fully as there is push back I am weighing about 140 lbs and the wheels like to move and push me around on my tile floor-beware: mind of its own lol Also if im sitting back the chair starts moving me in a circle if i am in the relaxed position? weird always having to readjust I bought this chair for the ergonomic purposes and it is straight lackin. It is comfy and im sad to have to return it but it is not exactly what i was expecting. I am a streamer and gaming chairs suck Onwards and upwards!
Its a pretty good chair. Most of my grievances are with the lumbar support cushion though which is very important to me as i am an artist and I sit at my desk doing work for hours at a time and i need good lumbar. The cushion is too far low into the seat. It pushes into my lower back instead of fitting to the natural curve of my spine. It does adjust but it never says where you adjust it and it falls to the bottom within seconds of you sitting in the chair. I had to super glue it into the highest position. And for anyone curious im not a tall guy im 5'6 so its not an issue of me being "too tall" for the lumbar. The head rest is great tho and it's a comfortable chair. Really a shame the back support cushion is lacking because otherwise would be a fantastic chair