Review on 💺 HON Ignition 2.0 Mid-Back Adjustable Lumbar Office Chair in Black Fabric with Fog Mesh - Ideal for Computer Work and Desk Use by Susan Foley

Save yourself the trouble. As others have pointed out, DO NOT rely on the included instructions OR the helpful HON video when reattaching the chair to its base. Both sources advise you to use a 9/16" socket, but you'll only get frustrated if you try. Instead, use the hex wrench that comes with the chair. Aside from that initial annoyance: about a week so far. — I am very satisfied with this chair, its comfort and various ergonomic adjustments. It's very similar to the beautiful, back-friendly HON chair I used in the office before COVID-19; i don't know what model it is should note that one of them Speaking of ergonomics, I would make a recommendation: while the retractable seat cushion may help some, I found that it separates the lower back from the backrest enough that I got insufficient lumbar support no matter how I adjusted. If your lower back is giving you trouble, you should securely fix the pillow in its rear (default) position. Use this chair for 7-10 hours aces a day, absolutely no discomfort. insofar. The fact that he replaced the chair with no cushion (which I've tried unsuccessfully to compensate for with an old, flimsy cushion) may have something to do with it, but I'm genuinely confused as to how anyone can have comfort issues. this pillow. I also highly recommend replacing the stock plastic casters with other wheels, especially if you have a hardwood floor and don't want to use a mat. The wheels I received are Lifelong models (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G643EU6) but there are others on Revain that are similar and will likely fit the same. Another benefit of this type of wheels is that they raise the base of the chair a bit. This is useful if you're a little too heavy: with the standard casters, the bottom of the central air hose can sometimes hit the floor/carpet/mat while you're seated. The extra height of these spare wheels solves this problem.