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post #1 of 23
10/21/11 at 9:07pm
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List is still incomplete

Lots of people are asking for Aeron chairs: I'm going to suggest some alternatives even if they're not in your desired price range.

I'm going to divide this into three sections: High-end, mid range and low-end.
High-end

#1 Baron Okamura: One of the best chairs in the market
Available in UK @Think-Furniture
Starting price: Unknown



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#2 Orangebox Spina chair, rebranded from Itoki Design's SP chair
Available in UK, US, Au, Japan
Starting price: ~$700US
Feature: Active lumbar support, when you sit in the chair the lumbar comes toward you: youtube: watch?v=OqdhTOryLyc
elastomer back



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#3 ON Wilkhahn 3 awards silver/gold last year @Neocon ... 3d movement
Available in UK @Think-Furniture
Price: Unknown



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#4 Teknion Contessa made in Canada
Available worldwide, also known as Okamura Contessa (Okamura rebrand)
Starting price: ~$700US



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#5 Alpha 80 Executive Duorest
Available worldwide
Starting price: ~$900US
Website



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#6 Nightingale CXO (My current chair) made in Canada
Features: gel pad for lumbar, memory foam (seat, lumbar, headrest), dual mesh back
Available worldwide, HealthyBack
Starting price: ~$950US



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#7 Haworth Zody
Feature: Dual lumbar support
Available worldwide, Healthyback
Starting price: ~$1000US



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#8 Steelcase Leap
Feature: Live lumbar support
Available worldwide, Healthyback
Starting price: $870US


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#9 Knoll Generation
Feature: Flexibility
Available on Amazon for $900US



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#10 Knoll life
Starting price: $1000US
Available at Sit4less



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#11 Allsteel #19
Available at Think-Furniture (UK)
Review: Think-Furniture



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#12 Allsteel Acuity

Review: http://jhopthoughts.blogspot.com/200...ity-chair.html
Starting price: $750US



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#13 Herman Miller Embody
Feature: Spine structure
Available worldwide
Starting price: $1000US



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#14 Herman Miller Aeron
Available worldwide
Staring price : $800US (loaded)



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#15 Humanscale Liberty
Personal review: Not recommended
Starting price: $750US
Available at TheHumanSolution



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#16 Humanscale Freedom
Personal review: Not recommended, plastic arms break easily, cannot adjust recline
Available at TheHumanSolution
Starting price: $899US



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Mid range

#17 Raynor Ergohuman
Feature: All mesh
Available at Ergohuman.com, amazon, etc...
Starting price: $579US



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#18 Herman Miller Mirra (Successor of the Aeron)
Available worldwide: Sit4less
Starting price: $640US



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#19 Humanscale's Diffrient World Chair (Successor of the Liberty from Humanscale)
Available worldwide: TheHumanSolution
Starting price: $629US
Notice: This chair will be released this fall



#20 Steelcase Think
Available at TheHumanSolution
Starting price: $649US



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#21 Haworth Very Task Chair
Available at Sit4less or
Starting price: $680US



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#22 Knoll Chadwick
Available at The Human Solution, All modern, Ergonomic Chair pro, etc..
Feature: Elastometric back
Starting price: $540US



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#23 Allseating Cpod
Feature: 3d movement
Available at Sitbetter


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Low-end


#24 Herman Miller SAYL
Available at Sit4less
Starting price: $399US



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#25 SwingSeat
Info: I'm listing it here even if it's not recognized as a "real" ergo chair, but some people do find it comfortable
Available at SwingSeat, GotYourBack, etc...
Starting price: $495US



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Stool/Sit to stand chair

#26 Via Swopper
Features: Bounce up/down, moves with you
Review: It forces you to keep your back straight in order to keep balance
Available worldwide, TheHumanSolution
Starting price: $650US



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#27 HAG Capisco
Features: Saddle type chair, moves with you
Review: Apparently one of the best to build/keep healthy posture
Available worldwide



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Misc.

I didn't include the following, but also check your local availability for:

#28 Mitos chair from Interstuhl
Available at Think-Furniture



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#29 Teknion Amicus
Used price: ~$150-200US



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#30 Silver from Interstuhl



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This list is constantly updated
Thanks for looking
Edited by yann3804 - 10/23/11 at 7:32pm
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post #2 of 23
10/21/11 at 10:04pm
wow. those are some beautiful chairs. I wish i had the money. You should include the prices of these chairs. too lazy to look them all up
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10/21/11 at 10:19pm
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I'll add more data tomorrow... it's very early in the morning here
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Nice thread Yann. I think lots will find this useful.
I have a Knoll and an Aeron. Personally I think the Knoll is very uncomfortable.
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11/22/11 at 12:19am
We have the Knoll Life at work and that chair absolutely kills my back. I find its lumbar support to be very poor. I managed to have them replace it with the Steelcase Leap, which I think is a big improvement, although it's not my favorite.

Having sat in many of these chairs, I personally find the Herman Miller Mirra to be the most comfortable. It's what I have at home and I think the lumbar is the best there is. Given that the fully loaded Mirra can cost over $800, I would not place it in the mid-range category. I think it's much better than the Aeron.

Another one I find to be very comfortable, especially given its low price point, is the Sayl. I bought that one for my wife and I honestly think it's more comfortable than many others.

I want to link to two stores that I've had great experiences with:

seatingbargains.com - Sells open box chairs for well below retail. Given that they are an authorized retailer, and have a full manufacturer's warranty, if any of them have any problems they will be replaced. This happened when I bought my mom a Mirra. It arrived damaged and Herman Miller replaced it with a brand new one for free.

smartfurniture.com - IMO, the best store if buying new. One of the few that lets you customize every feature, offers free shipping/returns, and competitive price.
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11/22/11 at 8:31am
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Originally Posted by ChaoticKinesis View Post

We have the Knoll Life at work and that chair absolutely kills my back. I find its lumbar support to be very poor. I managed to have them replace it with the Steelcase Leap, which I think is a big improvement, although it's not my favorite.
Having sat in many of these chairs, I personally find the Herman Miller Mirra to be the most comfortable. It's what I have at home and I think the lumbar is the best there is. Given that the fully loaded Mirra can cost over $800, I would not place it in the mid-range category. I think it's much better than the Aeron.
Another one I find to be very comfortable, especially given its low price point, is the Sayl. I bought that one for my wife and I honestly think it's more comfortable than many others.
I want to link to two stores that I've had great experiences with:
seatingbargains.com - Sells open box chairs for well below retail. Given that they are an authorized retailer, and have a full manufacturer's warranty, if any of them have any problems they will be replaced. This happened when I bought my mom a Mirra. It arrived damaged and Herman Miller replaced it with a brand new one for free.
smartfurniture.com - IMO, the best store if buying new. One of the few that lets you customize every feature, offers free shipping/returns, and competitive price.



was looking for a new chair but would like to keep a smaller budget then most/all of the chairs mentioned here, do you think i would be better off with a chair like -> *Office Star* (200$ish) or an open box Mirra from Seatingbargins.com (300ish) (also open to suggestions)

ideally would like to keep the budget <200 but curious if the mirra/open box chairs would be better?
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11/22/11 at 12:52pm
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was looking for a new chair but would like to keep a smaller budget then most/all of the chairs mentioned here, do you think i would be better off with a chair like -> *Office Star* (200$ish) or an open box Mirra from Seatingbargins.com (300ish) (also open to suggestions)
ideally would like to keep the budget <200 but curious if the mirra/open box chairs would be better?

The Office Star is a pretty good chair but I think for that price there is no comparison. Keep in mind that the Mirra has a 12 year warranty, which Herman Miller stands behind. I can't comment on Office Star's warranty though. It's like comparing a new Honda to a slightly used BMW, which BMW will repair/replace over much of its lifetime if it suffers any problems.

Seating bargains has the basic Mirra open box for $250, but I would spend an extra $60 easily for the additional adjustable arm rests, lumbar support, adjustable seat, and tilt limiter of the loaded chair.
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11/22/11 at 5:10pm
Appreciate the reply +rep
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11/22/11 at 9:11pm
I get to use the Steelcase Leap everyday at work, it does have tons of adjustment options. Everyday I adjust it to something different if my back is hurting in one location or what not great chair smile.gif
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11/23/11 at 2:51am
I should be picking up a teknion contessa tommorow for 175 - Soooo hyped for it over my $20 surplus store chair
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