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> I looked for a while and in the process learned that a tricked out used/refurb Aeron was rarer and more expensive than I thought. Interesting. I managed to
by pmiller2 6y ago
> I looked for a while and in the process learned that a tricked out used/refurb Aeron was rarer and more expensive than I thought.
Interesting. I managed to buy a barely used Aeron for less than $600. It was pretty easy, although I already knew about the sizing issue.
Have you been able to compare the Leap V2 side by side with the Aeron? I don't think I'm quite ready to trade in my Aeron yet, but, if there's a chair out there that's actually better than the Aeron, then I want to know about it. :-)
- wenc 6y agoI was looking for an Aeron B with Posturefit ($120 aftermarket) and swivel armrests (with tab adjusters rather than the gears; gears mean the chair is pre-2005). That combination isn't that easy to find in the used market. I was also looking for something closer to the $400 end rather than the $600 end. I'm not sure if the Leap V2 is actually better than the Aeron but for what I paid for it ($300), it had the armrests and the lumbar support that I was looking for, so I went with it. Aesthetically, the Aeron looks way cooler -- the Leap V2 looks like any other office chair.