Most of us spend too much time sitting, whether it’s working at the office or playing video games at home. All that time spent in the chair can really lead to muscle tension, soreness, and health problems. If we don’t switch to a standing desk, we’ll barely be able to get out of our chair, just pay more attention and take short breaks to get up and move around. But at least we can buy a chair that doesn’t make sitting problems worse.
A durable office chair helps you sit comfortably and ergonomically without trying to maintain good posture, while the adjustable lumbar support, seat height and depth allow you to customize the chair to suit your needs. Some even go even further, offering headrests, footrests, and tilt features to take the load off you from time to time. You can even find an unconventional office chair that suits your work situation more, or you can opt for a gaming chair and kill two birds with one stone.
Here we introduce an office chair, GOODTONE’s ergonomic series—Imove

Seat Width: 20.25″ | Capacity: 400 pounds | Dimensions: 42 x 28.5 x 24.25 inches | Weight: 55 pounds | Warranty: 5-12 years.

This office chair is cleverly crafted and offers all the functionality you need without the frills. The flexible and adjustable lumbar support attaches to the back of the seat and responds to your movements, ensuring comfort even when changing positions. The tilt function also allows you to relax on the busiest workdays. The chair includes important adjustable armrests to help you achieve proper keyboard ergonomics. Seat height varies from 16.5″ to 21.5″ to fit just about anyone.
Its pads are also flexible, with adjustable depth and edges to help users with different leg lengths find a comfortable fit. The seat, along with its 400 lb. load capacity, makes it a suitable option for tall users. The mesh back means you get breathability and support despite the padded option. Speaking of upholstery, this chair comes in a variety of color options, so you’re sure to find one that best suits the aesthetic of your space. It’s even fully assembled and comes with a long-term warranty, ensuring minimum hassle and maximum comfort for years to come.
Best of all, Embody’s signature feature is the back that mimics the human spine, with flexible ribs that adapt to the curves of your back. It works in tandem with a seat that offers a combination of breathable and supportive materials. Your body’s movement and weight must be perfectly distributed to help achieve the buoyancy that Herman Miller strives for. In addition, you can adjust the chair to your liking, including seat height and depth, tilt tension, backrest, and armrests. Combine all these elements and you have an elegant, comfortable chair that will easily support your back and hips even after many hours of sitting.
Buying an office chair can be intimidating, especially since prices can skyrocket. Some brands justify their prices with descriptions of ergonomics, construction and materials, hiding the fact that they are just chairs and not a Mars lander.
How do you know if you have chosen a good chair? sit down. If it is comfortable and you do not get tired of spending time on it, then it has good ergonomics by definition. Unfortunately, it’s not always possible to try out a chair if the nearest office supply store doesn’t have a good selection.
If you need to evaluate a chair from a distance, look at its adjustability. In general, you’ll want a height range that will allow you to sit with your thighs parallel to the floor – you can measure this on your existing chair before you start shopping online.
The contoured backrest that provides lumbar support is also important because of the ability to move the backrest itself to fine-tune it to your body. Any other adjustments, such as seats and backs that fully recline or move in some high-tech synchronized way, are sauce.
If you want to be really comfortable, make sure the seat is wide and deep enough to accommodate your hips, and if you’re a big person, make sure the chair can support your weight. The maximum load can surprise you in other ways as well. We know a man who bought a rather fancy chair for his home office and one day his wife tried to sit on his lap and look at his computer screen. It was beyond the capacity of the chairman and failed disastrously.
Don’t neglect the surface and padding of the seat. Some chairs are padded and covered with some sort of upholstery, while others use mesh. You may feel comfortable in either case, but this is largely a matter of personal taste. Is fabric, vinyl, leather or synthetic upholstery breathable, durable and easy to care for?