I hate the Aeron. The Leap is definitely more comfortable for me. Making it ideal for the extra long days.
What bugs me the most about my Aeron is that it has a spring recline/rock and the seat feels overly shallow. I have a size B chair (fully loaded with every option available) and I'm barely over 5 feet. Those are my biggest gripes.
The Leap reclines, this is my favorite feature. It doesn't rock or have a spring like mechanism. The seat shallowness is adjustable too.
For a desk, I currently have an Anthro Standard Fit, but I'm upgrading to a sit/stand desk shortly.
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I have both an Aeron and Steelcase Leap.
I hate the Aeron. The Leap is definitely more comfortable for me. Making it ideal for the extra long days.
What bugs me the most about my Aeron is that it has a spring recline/rock and the seat feels overly shallow. I have a size B chair (fully loaded with every option available) and I'm barely over 5 feet. Those are my biggest gripes.
The Leap reclines, this is my favorite feature. It doesn't rock or have a spring like mechanism. The seat shallowness is adjustable too.
For a desk, I currently have an Anthro Standard Fit, but I'm upgrading to a sit/stand desk shortly.