Whilst wandering around the showroom this past week, I found myself drawn to the Humanscale Freedom Task Chair sitting invitingly in our entryway.
Shown with and without headrest.
I’m short compared to the rest of the population (around 5’4″), so I tend to shy away from large, complex chairs with headrests because they usually make me feel like a dwarf. This chair’s adjustable lumbar support and weight sensitive reclining functions mold to your back’s needs, no matter your height. The super-comfy seat tilts to offer stability whether you’re reclining or leaning forward to squint at your computer screen because you’ve left your glasses at home. Again. You’re fully supported as you recline, and the best part? No annoying levers. The counterbalance mechanism provides full support and weight-specific tension to ensure your eye level is constant.
This is one of those rare chairs that works with your body to provide support throughout a long work day. What feels great at 9 am may not feel the same at 2 pm, and the Humanscale Freedom chair changes as you move to provide great comfort and ease of movement.
We offer several additional features, such as a gel seat, adjustable or fixed gel arms, base upgrades and height cylinders with additional footrest rings. This is a chair you’ll want to customize specifically to your needs, and it’s well worth the price. Here’s a link to a video about the importance of ergonomics and how Humanscale addresses these needs. It’s also available on our website at the link above.
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