zody

The Zody on the other hand has an adjustable seat pan so I can move it out so the edge is under my knees.

The Zody has pretty much all the same kind of ergonomic options as the Aeron.

I prefer a Steelcase Leap or (especially) a Haworth Zody to an Aeron, and I know others who prefer Aerons.

I have sat in a steelcase leap, a HM embody, a haworth zody, and many others.

A Haworth Zody chair and a fantastic wrap-around desk my father-in-law built.

While not necessarily cheaper, the Haworth Zody chairs are an option (I love mine), as are several Steelcase chairs (e.g.

I've been using a Haworth Zody for 7 years, and I like it pretty well.

I find I'm happier with a good chair (I like Haworth's Zody and the Steelcase Leap) and getting up periodically to stretch.

I have the Zody chair and I have to say it's pretty fantastic.

Nothing wrong with the Aeron, but I find the Zody is (1) a better price ($200 used for mine, or $650 new[1]), (2) more attractive, and (3) the adjustment mechanisms are smoother (armrests in particular).

I have a Haworth Zody chair at home (Craigslist in Grand Rapids, MI, office furniture central) and another Haworth chair at work, and I assure you, it makes a difference.

I'm partial to the Haworth Zody, plenty of adjustability without looking like a set piece from an Aliens movie.

However, I've been quite happy with my Haworth Zody.