Ergo Ex Chair Review

Recently I had some serious back and leg pain from a severely herniated disc. I found that I was most comfortable at work (darn it!) in the Herman Miller Mirra chairs that they have for everyone. I wanted something at home with good lumbar spine support that would allow me to work on my computer as comfortably as work. The price of the Herman Miller chairs was too much so I did some research and settled on the Balt Ergo Executive office chair.

Pros: Very adjustable! Seat height, tension for back recline, armrests, headrest; even the lumbar support can be adjusted higher and lower for your height and its lock-down mechanism moves it in and out. Also very comfortable. Padded seat. The mesh back is very comfortable and reduces sweating. Inexpensive compared to most other posture support chairs.

Cons: Headrest seems a little flimsy. It hasn't broken but I expect it to go first. It is attached with 2 steel shafts that extend up some ways. At the height that works best for me, it is high enough that there is noticeable flex when rest my head on it.

Summary. If you need a posture support chair and are on a budget, this is a good chair.

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Product Description:
This completely adjustable chair lets you customize it to your own exacting specifications for all day zen confort levels. You'll love the stylish mesh back which allows airflow to keep you cool. Features: -Arm rests swivel in and out, slide back and forth and adjust up and down -Chair height adjusts pnuematically with the flick of a lever -Seat slides in and out from the back rest -The back tilts and has an adjustable lumbar support -Head rest tilts and its height is adjustable Specifications: -Overall Dimensions: 51" H x 28" W x 24" D -Seat Dimensions: 21" W x 19" D -Mesh Back Dimensions: 22.5" H x 20.5" W

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