Eurotech Seating Vera Office Chair red

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The immediate opinion of the Vera chair didn’t subside either, with everyone getting their chance to sit in the Vera for an extended period.

A few small tweaks to the Eurotech Vera and it could have been even closer to the likes of the Steelcase and Herman Miller chairs. With excellent lumbar support, which can be adjusted according to height, the seat pad distributed weight well and the mesh offered excellent breathability. You should narrow down a few factors, such as your budget, how much swivel room you have under your desk and whether you need a headrest.However, once the job’s done, you will be rewarded with a very eye-catching and well-built chair (available in grey, black and light blue) with quality components and plenty of emphasis on good ergonomics. In particular, we found the lumbar support to be very well designed and after a day in the fit pro we were surprised to leave the office without the usual stiffness we’ve experienced in the past after long sitting sessions. One positive of firm arm pads is they tend to hold up better than the softer materials used on other chairs. With its nice tall back and headrest our working position felt well supported all day, whether we were leaning towards the desk or reclining backwards.

It’s the last thing you should be adjusting and ideally, they should sit just below your elbow when your hands are resting in your lap (a lot lower than most would think). Preferably, you should be looking 2-3in below the casing on the top of the screen – you don’t want to be tilting your head up or down for long periods.When you lean back into the backrest, there is a floating like sensation that we didn’t get with any of the other chairs.