Fern Ergonomic Office Chair, Breathable Mesh, No Lumbar, Coal

First off, i want to start by saying this chair is seriously impressive. I got the Haworth Fern without the additional lumbar support, and honestly, I’m glad I did because the built-in back design already provides more than enough support without feeling forced or uncomfortable.. Second thing i want to say is how long it took me to pull the trigger on this thing and im so glad i did. I have always been that guy to want to save money and buy cheap chairs and always looked at ppl like they were crazy. I can say no that i am one of them ppl. I now no why ppl spend the money they do on their chairs. This thing is a game changer for my back. Lastly before the pros and cons, the company i got it from was a company that refurbishes chairs and let me say they did a amazing job. You would not no this chair was not new. Would buy again in a heart beat for the price. Pros: Extremely comfortable for long hours Flexible backrest that moves with your body Built-in support makes extra lumbar unnecessary (in my opinion) High-end materials and very breathable Comes fully assembled and ready to use Cons: Expensive compared to most office chairs Limited “aggressive” lumbar support if you prefer a very firm lower-back push Armrests could feel basic for the price to some users Overall, this chair lives up to the hype. If you’re on the fence about skipping the lumbar support version, I’d say go for it with the natural support design is more than enough. It’s one of the most comfortable chairs I’ve used, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who spends long hours sitting and wants something high quality that will last.

Very comfortable, would recommend.

I've spent a considerable amount of time in my recently purchased chair (acquired in December 2023). The chair is sturdy, but, honestly, sitting in it for extended periods has become a source of stress for me. Before using this chair, my back pain was infrequent and manageable. Now, I experience a tense, stressed feeling in my back when sitting in it for less than 8 periods with a standup desk. Interestingly, when I return to the office and use a Steelcase chair, I don't feel any back pain, even after prolonged periods of sitting. My focus remains solely on work without experiencing any tension. Considering my personal experience, especially given my weight (168 lbs), I would hesitate to recommend this chair for those who tend to feel tense or stressed during prolonged sitting. It might not be the suitable choice for everyone's back, even for those with minor back issues. Particularly after using my office chair (Steelcase), I can confidently state that something seems amiss with the cushion. I feel as though I've purchased back pain and back issues with $1100+ chair.