)The best office chairs provide great lumbar support, with extra padding for the natural curve in your lower back. She’s thrilled when those topics intersect—and when she gets to write about them in her PJs.Great office chairs aren’t cheap, and not everyone can afford ergonomic perfection. You can purchase an optional adjustable lumbar-support control that slides up and down on the back, but most of our testers found this piece unnecessary since the Sayl naturally forces you upright. The arms don’t go down as far as those on the Gesture, Aeron, or Sayl, but other budget chairs don’t have any armrest adjustments, which some of our testers noted as an essential feature after sitting in 10 different chairs. The armrests, consisting of a soft plastic with light cushioning, feel like they’ll last a while.

When you move, you redistribute pressure [and] you help promote circulation.” Our testers all agreed that the Gesture’s recline is one of the most comfortable of all the chairs we tested: You push back, and the chair retains the recline angle rather than forcing you to keep pushing back with your feet or your core to keep that angle, as most other chairs do.The Gesture has an impressive range of adjustability that’s easy to maneuver and get just right for your task and body type. (It’s such a distinctive look that it was We recommend the Sayl with height-adjustable arms, a fixed seat depth, and no additional lumbar support.

And he has spent far too many hours in that chair, in addition to over 200 hours of sitting in chairs for a previous version of this guide.To help us figure out the best approaches to ergonomics, we’ve interviewed several experts over the years: Professor Alan Hedge, director of the Since 2013, we’ve asked dozens of Wirecutter staffers to test and report on dozens of chairs.

(For reference, a chair that lowered to only 18 inches from the ground was too tall for me, and I’m 5-foot-2. Compared with the back on the Aeron, which has a tight weave that feels like a trampoline for your posterior, the Exposure’s mesh back feels more like a camping chair you sink back into.The mesh on the Aeron is much tighter and of higher-quality fabric that feels like it’ll last a long time. C’est pourquoi nous concevons des designs aussi esthétiques que fonctionnels qui ont pour objectif premier de résoudre les problèmes.

In its own right, this chair is truly ergonomic, made by doctors to meet the needs of office employees who sit down for long hours. You can customize the Gesture so it’s comfortable to sit in no matter what you’re doing. The rubber mesh back moves and stretches with you as you shift into it, and as the day goes on, it provides plenty of support for the S-shaped curve of your spine. You can wipe down the mesh easily, and if you have pets that shed a lot, a mesh chair like the Aeron doesn’t attract as much hair as fabric cushions do.The Sayl is as supportive and comfortable as many chairs twice the price, but it lacks some advanced adjustment features.

What sets the Gesture apart is that it excels for people who want to recline with little effort, switch tasks throughout the day, or easily make adjustments to fine-tune the fit.Weighing over 70 pounds, the chair is bulky, an annoyance if you want to move it around your home office.

For better or worse, he applies that same DIY approach to his reporting.Melanie Pinola is a Wirecutter staff writer covering all things home office.

)The best office chairs provide great lumbar support, with extra padding for the natural curve in your lower back. She’s thrilled when those topics intersect—and when she gets to write about them in her PJs.Great office chairs aren’t cheap, and not everyone can afford ergonomic perfection. You can purchase an optional adjustable lumbar-support control that slides up and down on the back, but most of our testers found this piece unnecessary since the Sayl naturally forces you upright. The arms don’t go down as far as those on the Gesture, Aeron, or Sayl, but other budget chairs don’t have any armrest adjustments, which some of our testers noted as an essential feature after sitting in 10 different chairs. The armrests, consisting of a soft plastic with light cushioning, feel like they’ll last a while.

When you move, you redistribute pressure [and] you help promote circulation.” Our testers all agreed that the Gesture’s recline is one of the most comfortable of all the chairs we tested: You push back, and the chair retains the recline angle rather than forcing you to keep pushing back with your feet or your core to keep that angle, as most other chairs do.The Gesture has an impressive range of adjustability that’s easy to maneuver and get just right for your task and body type. (It’s such a distinctive look that it was We recommend the Sayl with height-adjustable arms, a fixed seat depth, and no additional lumbar support.

And he has spent far too many hours in that chair, in addition to over 200 hours of sitting in chairs for a previous version of this guide.To help us figure out the best approaches to ergonomics, we’ve interviewed several experts over the years: Professor Alan Hedge, director of the Since 2013, we’ve asked dozens of Wirecutter staffers to test and report on dozens of chairs.

(For reference, a chair that lowered to only 18 inches from the ground was too tall for me, and I’m 5-foot-2. Compared with the back on the Aeron, which has a tight weave that feels like a trampoline for your posterior, the Exposure’s mesh back feels more like a camping chair you sink back into.The mesh on the Aeron is much tighter and of higher-quality fabric that feels like it’ll last a long time. C’est pourquoi nous concevons des designs aussi esthétiques que fonctionnels qui ont pour objectif premier de résoudre les problèmes.

In its own right, this chair is truly ergonomic, made by doctors to meet the needs of office employees who sit down for long hours. You can customize the Gesture so it’s comfortable to sit in no matter what you’re doing. The rubber mesh back moves and stretches with you as you shift into it, and as the day goes on, it provides plenty of support for the S-shaped curve of your spine. You can wipe down the mesh easily, and if you have pets that shed a lot, a mesh chair like the Aeron doesn’t attract as much hair as fabric cushions do.The Sayl is as supportive and comfortable as many chairs twice the price, but it lacks some advanced adjustment features.

What sets the Gesture apart is that it excels for people who want to recline with little effort, switch tasks throughout the day, or easily make adjustments to fine-tune the fit.Weighing over 70 pounds, the chair is bulky, an annoyance if you want to move it around your home office.

For better or worse, he applies that same DIY approach to his reporting.Melanie Pinola is a Wirecutter staff writer covering all things home office.

)The best office chairs provide great lumbar support, with extra padding for the natural curve in your lower back. She’s thrilled when those topics intersect—and when she gets to write about them in her PJs.Great office chairs aren’t cheap, and not everyone can afford ergonomic perfection. You can purchase an optional adjustable lumbar-support control that slides up and down on the back, but most of our testers found this piece unnecessary since the Sayl naturally forces you upright. The arms don’t go down as far as those on the Gesture, Aeron, or Sayl, but other budget chairs don’t have any armrest adjustments, which some of our testers noted as an essential feature after sitting in 10 different chairs. The armrests, consisting of a soft plastic with light cushioning, feel like they’ll last a while.

When you move, you redistribute pressure [and] you help promote circulation.” Our testers all agreed that the Gesture’s recline is one of the most comfortable of all the chairs we tested: You push back, and the chair retains the recline angle rather than forcing you to keep pushing back with your feet or your core to keep that angle, as most other chairs do.The Gesture has an impressive range of adjustability that’s easy to maneuver and get just right for your task and body type. (It’s such a distinctive look that it was We recommend the Sayl with height-adjustable arms, a fixed seat depth, and no additional lumbar support.

And he has spent far too many hours in that chair, in addition to over 200 hours of sitting in chairs for a previous version of this guide.To help us figure out the best approaches to ergonomics, we’ve interviewed several experts over the years: Professor Alan Hedge, director of the Since 2013, we’ve asked dozens of Wirecutter staffers to test and report on dozens of chairs.

(For reference, a chair that lowered to only 18 inches from the ground was too tall for me, and I’m 5-foot-2. Compared with the back on the Aeron, which has a tight weave that feels like a trampoline for your posterior, the Exposure’s mesh back feels more like a camping chair you sink back into.The mesh on the Aeron is much tighter and of higher-quality fabric that feels like it’ll last a long time. C’est pourquoi nous concevons des designs aussi esthétiques que fonctionnels qui ont pour objectif premier de résoudre les problèmes.

In its own right, this chair is truly ergonomic, made by doctors to meet the needs of office employees who sit down for long hours. You can customize the Gesture so it’s comfortable to sit in no matter what you’re doing. The rubber mesh back moves and stretches with you as you shift into it, and as the day goes on, it provides plenty of support for the S-shaped curve of your spine. You can wipe down the mesh easily, and if you have pets that shed a lot, a mesh chair like the Aeron doesn’t attract as much hair as fabric cushions do.The Sayl is as supportive and comfortable as many chairs twice the price, but it lacks some advanced adjustment features.

What sets the Gesture apart is that it excels for people who want to recline with little effort, switch tasks throughout the day, or easily make adjustments to fine-tune the fit.Weighing over 70 pounds, the chair is bulky, an annoyance if you want to move it around your home office.

For better or worse, he applies that same DIY approach to his reporting.Melanie Pinola is a Wirecutter staff writer covering all things home office.

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