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> ... but I've had to replace the front pad every 5 years as they flatten over time. Would that be the pad behind your (upper) back? I never replaced anything
by TacticalCoder 5y ago
> ... but I've had to replace the front pad every 5 years as they flatten over time.
Would that be the pad behind your (upper) back? I never replaced anything on mine in 10/11 years but I may have not been paying attention. I'll definitely check for any flattened pad when I get back from vacation (they seem super cheap to replace moreoever).
- paul_manias 5y agoIt's right at the front near your knee. The level of discomfort would vary between people, but I find it to be very noticeable once the padding's worn out.
- eyeball 5y agothat's why I got rid of mine. front of the seat behind the knee. too much feeling the hard rim that holds the mesh. despite numerous tries to adjust the chair properly, it still bugged me. got rid of it for a steelcase leap. much more comfy.
- weird-eye-issue 5y agoI second the Steelcase Leap. I have used both the Aeron and the Leap a lot. The Leap is a significantly better chair
- rsj_hn 5y agoI am very happy with my steelcase leap. It has the right balance of cushion and support as well as lumbar support, and it is quiet, long lasting. But a chair, like a bed, is a very personal thing. We all have different bodies and different support requirements.