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Bookmark or Share- My thoughts on the Steelcase Gesture vs Herman Miller AeronI recently purchased a Steelcase Gesture brand new, which I wanted to give my thoughts on in a direct comparison to the Herman Miller Aeron (size C). It's definitely worth noting that I am very tall at 6'5, and weigh about 100kg (220lbs). For that reason a lot of my thoughts here are not going to be really relevant to you if you're under 6'1 ...
- Steelcase Gesture vs Haworth Fern: A Brief ComparisonIn comparison the Gesture's seatpan is on the firmer side, but not as firm as the Fern's. If the Fern's is a 9.5, the Gesture a 7. The shape is flared at the butt to support heavier people, and the front of the seat is sharpy rounded, so you feel the full length of the chair's seat. The seat also tapers inside the chair so no cutting into your ...
- Add a headrest to a steelcase gesture : r/OfficeChairs - RedditAs far as i know, you can't add the original gesture headrest. The chair either has it, or it doesn't. I think the back, where the headrest is attached, is different on the ones that don't have it. So only a third party headrest would work. This is the only one that seems ok and can be done without removing the back and drilling holes in your ...
- Finally side-by-side tested leap v2 and gesture : r/OfficeChairs - RedditThe Leap seemed more comfortable and posture holding. The Gesture seems more adaptable and has a more enjoyable movement, though the latter shouldn’t really matter unless I’m being anal. The deal I found at a liquidator was either a used Gesture for 400 or a used/refurbed v2 for 250, 350, respectively. I’m leaning towards refurbed leap as ...
- An Opinion on the Steelcase Gesture : r/OfficeChairs - RedditAn Opinion on the Steelcase Gesture. I purchased a Steelcase Gesture in October 2020 and have mixed feelings about it. Overall, it's a decent chair, but there are some aspects to it that make me question its price tag and its value relative to competing offerings. The arms move too easily in the horizontal plane.
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