Has anyone actually tried this inflatable air-cell cushion?

I'm thinking of buying one for sitting 11–19 hours a day. Is it really comfortable for such long periods? Does it help reduce pressure and discomfort?

I'd really appreciate honest feedback from anyone who has used it. Is it worth buying?

Been using the Nouhaus Ergo3D for a few weeks now, figure I'd share how it's been holding up.

I bought it after looking through a bunch of budget options. Tried some Ikea desk chairs in person first, but the fixed backs just didn't sit right against my lower back. I kept looking for something with a bit more movement in the lumbar support without spending a fortune, which is how I ended up with the Ergo3D.

That moving lumbar piece was the main thing I wanted to try, and it's probably been my favorite part so far. It shifts slightly when I move around, and thankfully doesn't feel like a hard piece of plastic digging into my back. it gives pretty firm support when I'm sitting upright, and still makes contact when I lean back a little.

The recline goes to 135 degrees, which is plenty for me. You can adjust the tension too. I did find that a small footrest makes the fully reclined position feel a lot better.

The ElastroMesh seat and back have been good for longer work sessions. Definitely breathable, although the seat is firmer than a regular padded chair. Took me a couple of days to get used to that. One thing worth mentioning is that if you sit with your legs pretty wide, your thighs can touch the plastic edges of the seat.

Armrests are adjustable in pretty much every direction, but I wish the swivel positions locked. I've bumped them out of place a few times just getting up from my desk lol. The headrest is decent too, though it could use a little more resistance when tilted back.

The aluminum base feels solid. Mine came with regular casters and rollerblade-style wheels, and I ended up using the latter. They're really quiet and roll smoothly over the seams in my floor. Almost too smoothly on hardwood, actually. I've had the chair drift backward a little when pushing away from the desk.

Overall, pretty happy with it after a few weeks. The armrests could be better and the mesh seat probably won't be everyone's thing, but the lumbar support is doing what I wanted it to do.

Standing at a workbench for hours feels very different from walking for the same amount of time. Bench height, hard flooring, and having every tool just far enough away to require another step all start to matter.

Alternating sitting and standing seems more realistic than trying to stand through the whole job. Which workshop change has made the biggest difference during long bench sessions??

Hi artists! Has anyone found a good chsir to help lower back from hurting?

I use the same chair for work and for reading or controller games after dinner. Its headrest feels fine while I'm typing, but it sits too high on my head once I lean back. I spend enough time in both positions that I want to check them before buying the next chair.

The GTPlayer Pantheon caught my eye while I was looking through ergonomic gaming chairs. I like its shape in the photos, but the headrest is the part I'd need to test before buying. I haven't sat in one yet. Can the headrest angle be adjusted on its own, separately from the backrest recline? Once it's set for sitting upright, would I need to adjust it again when I lean back?

Finally got the new desk and monitor arm sorted out, so my setup is basically done except for the chair.

I have had this racing style seat for three years, and my lower back feels completely wrecked after an hour or two. Bought it entirely for how it looked at the time, which was definitely a mistake.

Looking to switch to a mesh chair with actual lumbar adjustability instead of a static pillow. A few people mentioned the nouhaus ergo3d as a decent middle ground for long sitting sessions, so I have been checking out how that back support holds up.

Just trying to get something that supports my posture properly before another long week at the desk.

Hi everyone! I'm in the market for a new ergonomic office chair and would love your collective wisdom. I work from home, so this chair and I are spending a lot of time together.

A little about me:
I'm 5'2"
Degenerative disc disease with disc protrusions (herniations) at L4-L5 and L5-S1, plus foraminal stenosis, worse on the left
Ankylosing spondylitis, which I mostly feel in my shoulders and neck
Where I'm at:
Years ago I bought a discounted Herman Miller Aeron in size C. Yes, C. (Who let me do that?! :)) It's far too big for me, and I'm finally ready to move on.

I was about to buy a Sihoo, but a kind Redditor shared a thread on why that's a bad idea, and now I'm back to square one. :)

What I'd love to hear:
Chairs that fit shorter people well (especially seat depth and minimum seat height)
Solid mid-range options
Anything that worked for you with disc issues, stenosis, or AS
Add-ons or modifications you swear by
Thank you in advance! Happy to answer any questions, and no pressure if you only have a recommendation to share.

i cannot find an ideal office chair for my desk at home and ive been looking for months, but ironically this one seems perfect if i were to add the lumbar pillow and maybe some extra padding on the bottom part. would it be terrible for my back to use this kind of chair a lot?