Haworth Zody

I have a lot of Haworth Zody office chairs with basic features for 50% off. They have fixed arms, seat depth, tension control, and height adjustment. For $100 they are a great alternative to other chairs you could get for the same price with similar features. Great for conference rooms, or home office on a budget.

I've owned this chair for several months. So far it is a good chair overall but I have a few complaints: The lumbar system is really cheaply made. The lower pelvic support snapped in one area. I removed the whole lumbar system and actually now find the chair better without it. The standard mesh prov...

If you are not in the US - you still can buy most of these chairs, but the return could be quite expensive. In the case of Canada, you could look at Ergocentric and Nightingale chairs. ​. Pay attention to Haworth Zody - probably the best chair for back issues.

I bought this chair after sitting in one a friend had and loved it. I have a smaller frame than average and found that most chairs armrests were too far apart which caused my elbows to splay out in order to reach the armrests. I spend 8-10 hours a day on my computer and this led to shoulder problems...

With your budget, I recommend looking at used/refurbished high end ergo chairs. Steelcase Leap, Haworth Zody/Very, etc. These are quality chairs that will help your posture and alleviate any pain.

I was fortunate to having used this chair and the Herman Miller Aeron chair in jobs I've held. I broke down any spent the money for a good chair since I work from home quite a bit. The major factor in chosing the Zody was the adjust ability of the thigh length. With Aeron, you have to chose Small, M...

And this includes my perspective around office chairs, which eventually culminated in me reaching the same conclusion of people way before me. That article from 13 years ago provides timeless advice, and funnily enough lists what are still considered some of the best chairs today - Aeron, Leap, Freedom and Liberty (among others). You'll also see mentions of the Haworth Zody or Nightingale chairs. Almost as importantly, the comment section is pretty much an echo of this sub's daily routine of people "seeing the light" of good ergonomics while working.

I've had this chair for 6 years (Not purchased on Amazon, but at a 'back store') and we've recently had to have the arm rests and head rests replaced due to the plastic splitting. (This is an 'occasional' office chair, not a full-time 40 hours a week chair for us). The company was good in that they ...

I love my Haworth Zody chair. I tried several ergonomic chairs, including the Aeron, but this was by far the best. I haven’t had ANY back pain with this chair which is phenomenal given my chronic back issues and the amount of time I am behind a computer. It’s somewhere in the 900-1500 range depending on options.

This was a huge investment since it is so expensive. However, I needed a quality desk chair since I sit in it for 6-10 hours a day. After some research I went with this brand and the pricing was best on Amazon. The chair was delivered quickly and with minimal assembly. I've had it quite awhile and s...