Staples has Staples Hyken Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Office Chair (Various Colors) on sale for $109.99. Shipping is free.
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Task chair is a smart addition to any office space
Comes in black and features a mesh back and seat
Overall dimensions: 44-56.3"H x 28.5"W x 27.8"D ; Seat dimension: 17.1-20"H x 20.3"W x 17.9"D ; Back dimensions: 16.42"W x 23.43"H
Ergonomic office chair with 9 adjustment options for a personalized fit
Arms adjust up and down to ease pressure on neck and support shoulders
Features a swivel-tilt mechanism, 3-position tilt lock, and a tension knob that allows you to adjust the resistance of the chair for reclining, making it easier or harder to recline back
Assembly required
Features adjustable seat and arm height, height and angle adjustable headrest, lumbar support, tilt tension, and tilt lock
Rated for up to 275 lbs. based on an 8-hour workday
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Staples has Staples Hyken Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Office Chair (Various Colors) on sale for $109.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
Details:
Task chair is a smart addition to any office space
Comes in black and features a mesh back and seat
Overall dimensions: 44-56.3"H x 28.5"W x 27.8"D ; Seat dimension: 17.1-20"H x 20.3"W x 17.9"D ; Back dimensions: 16.42"W x 23.43"H
Ergonomic office chair with 9 adjustment options for a personalized fit
Arms adjust up and down to ease pressure on neck and support shoulders
Features a swivel-tilt mechanism, 3-position tilt lock, and a tension knob that allows you to adjust the resistance of the chair for reclining, making it easier or harder to recline back
Assembly required
Features adjustable seat and arm height, height and angle adjustable headrest, lumbar support, tilt tension, and tilt lock
Rated for up to 275 lbs. based on an 8-hour workday
Model: Staples Hyken Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Chair, Black (UN59460)
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Have had one for 3 years, 170lbs 6'1 wasn't able to use headrest. The mesh is holding up, and everything else.
If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
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decent chair. the mesh on these has a rubbery coating which is a little weird. hard plastic casters suck but those are cheap to upgrade.
mines held up well for 2 years now.
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Have had one for 3 years, 170lbs 6'1 wasn't able to use headrest. The mesh is holding up, and everything else.
If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
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Have had one for 3 years, 170lbs 6'1 wasn't able to use headrest. The mesh is holding up, and everything else.
If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
I had the same problem with the headrest. I bought mine 5 years ago and at the time, some people in the forums mentioned installing the headrest upside down and adjusting the height to your preference. It has worked well for me since then.
I always describe it as the poor mans Herman Miller Aeron chair. I had a few and they are great chairs at the sale price. The warranty service is excellent if anything were to go wrong with it.
Have had one for 3 years, 170lbs 6'1 wasn't able to use headrest. The mesh is holding up, and everything else.
If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
I got the same one from Staples back in January 2024. I also bought a seat cushion, and based on someone's recommendation, I swapped the chair's caster wheels. Best decision. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FP56...asin_title
Ordered a gray one for my daughter since she likes the black one I got 3 years ago. Very comfy and sturdy. 6% R*********t cashback and 2% Apple Card cash back.
I always describe it as the poor mans Herman Miller Aeron chair. I had a few and they are great chairs at the sale price. The warranty service is excellent if anything were to go wrong with it.
$1200 for a chair?....P. T. Barnum said it best, "There's a sucker born every minute".
If you are 5'10" or taller skip this and go for the dexley.
Nah, just flip the headrest. Common mod. Someone recommended it when this was on SD a year or two ago. Super easy to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL5sBVRe8ic
Or if you lose the link, just search "stapels hyken headrest mod" and you'll find it right away.
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If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
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mines held up well for 2 years now.
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If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
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If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
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If I had to do it again I'd get a model with a cushioned seat pan, and articulating arm rest. The mesh seat hurts after a while. The lumbar support also slides down from the highest setting often, annoying.
My Haworth Zody II at the office is vasty superior but not anywhere in the same price range.
For the price this is probably still one of the best entry ergonomic task chairs, that said I should have just bought a used Haworth Zody, or a Steelcase Think or Leap V2 as you get what you pay for.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FP56...asin_
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Or if you lose the link, just search "stapels hyken headrest mod" and you'll find it right away.
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