If you spend several hours at your desk, it's a good idea to give the humble chair more attention. Here are some of the best office chairs that money can buy.
No one wants a swampy butt. There. I said it. Thick foam seats often trap your body heat, especially during the summer months. That's why I like the X-Chair. It doesn't just have a mesh backrest, but the seat is mesh too, allowing for excellent airflow. It also feels like you're sitting on a hammock. Who doesn't want that? Every part of my body feels well supported, and you can adjust nearly everything on the chair.
If you want to rest your head, you can pay extra for the headrest. Speaking of which, X-Chair has a number of models to choose from. I tested the X-2 K-Sport with the wide seat, and it fit my 6'4" frame really well. But it was too wide for my partner, who is 5'1". Most people should be fine with the standard X1. The only things I dislike? X-Chair offers up various cooling, heating, and massage attachments, but I didn't find them all that helpful.
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