IVES Medium Back Chair

1. IVES Medium Back Chair
2. Mid Back Grey Frame Chair
3. Grey Nylon Frame Chair
4. Korean Wintex Mesh Back Chair
5. Height Adjustable Lumbar Support Chair
6. Fixed Armrest Chair
7. Sled Base Chair
8. Ergonomic Mid Back Chair
9. Stylish Grey Frame Chair
10. Comfortable Mesh Office Chair

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The right office chair will not only do wonders for your back, it will also help improve your posture both sitting and standing, reduce hip pressure, and prevent pain in both the back and stomach. However, since there are so many different options on the market right now, knowing what to look for in an office chair can be pretty overwhelming. They all have different features and are made of all sorts of materials, so it’s completely understandable to have no idea what you’re looking for. After all, do you really need the expensive option?

Thankfully, there are some very specific features that everybody should look for when it comes to picking the best office chair for them. Once you check off all the options on our list, the search for the right office chair will be easier than ever.

What to look for in an office chair

To pick the best office chair for you, it’s important to go through a basic checklist of important qualities to consider. Here are the eight major attributes when picking the best office chair for your WFH life.

Height-adjustable

Since we’re all different heights, it’s extremely important that your office chair can adjust to your height effectively. Ideally, when you’re seated, you want your thighs horizontal to the floor, at a 90-degree angle. Many office chairs offer levers that will move the seat up and down, so you can adjust it accordingly.

An adjustable backrest

Similarly, you want to make sure your back is correctly positioned when you’re working. There are generally two types of backrests available: those that are attached to the seat and those that are not. You’ll want to be able to move the backrest back and forth if it’s attached to the seat, and if not, you want to make sure there is a locking mechanism holding it in place, so your backrest – and your back – doesn’t suddenly get out of whack. You should also make sure that you can adjust the backrest at an angle, and at various heights.

Lumbar support

Adequate lumbar support in the form of a contoured backrest will help give your body the comfort and support it needs. For proper lumbar support, you want to make sure that your lower back is always slightly arched in order to prevent slumping throughout the day. This also helps reduce pressure on the lumbar discs in the spine, preventing back aches down the line.