Name: Haworth Very
Brand: Haworth
SKU: 6419250cbf3e34bda4be2280
Rating: 2.5 (12 reviews)

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With asymmetrical lumbar support, four-dimensional arms and four unique adjustment points, the Very makes finding the right sitting posture for you a snap. Wrapped up in a clean, modern design, the Very will integrate seamlessly with your office. 



Features:

Smart:The Very Task balances craft with technology and clean geometry with contour and comfort. This task chair is equipped with Haworth's patented asymmetrical lumbar support, and the breatheable suspension mesh back is built to react in ways your body specifically needs for optimal comfort.

Versatile:Very is as at-home in your residence as it is at HQ. Proven quality and durability make Very a mainstay feature in boardrooms, while the superior comfort and timeless design make it a favorite for the home office.

Responsible:Very is also made with the earth in mind. It is constructed in the USA with more than 60% recycled material, and it's 98% recyclable. When you’re ready to part with Very several years down the road, you will be able to disassemble Very within 20 minutes.

Magic Mesh: Ok it's not magic but "tons and tons of engineering" isn't an alliteration. Your back isn't a flat board, and your chair shouldn't treat it that way. The tuned mesh is woven and stretched using a proprietary process that provides an adapting surface to fit the organic shape of your spine. Outfitted with the asymmetrical lumbar turns Very Task into an ergonomists dream.

Designed for Performance: The Very Task chair features all of the best ergonomic functions, allowing users to experience maximum comfort for extended periods of time. This includes the patented asymmetrical lumbar support, 4-dimensional arms, 20-degree chair recline, 3-point tilt, 3 position backlock, adjustable tilt tension and adjustable seat depth. All of these functions ensure that the Very Task can be adjusted easily to fit you body perfectly.

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 So in terms of just pure comfort with the arm caps themselves. I do think that the fern is a little bit of an upgrade to the very and to the soji, but i do feel that the zodi arm caps are still going to be a little bit more comfortable. Now, when we switch over and look at just the pure adjustability of the arms, i think the fern has a pretty big advantage over the previous three models. It has four-way adjustment with huge ranges, but it also has a unique articulating motion that we've seen on other chairs, like the leap and like the gesture, and this really just allows you to put the arms into a lot more positions

 They do have a couple models that are less expensive, but this is going to be their popular low price entry level type of model. It does have a pretty good build. It'S not going to be up to the same standards as the next chairs on our list, but it does feel solid, especially for the price point that you're paying the soji has a nice adjustment package, starting with the syncro tilt mechanism, gives you that nice easy smooth, Recline function, putting you in a nice ergonomic position, whether you're, upright or fully reclined. You also get an upright locking position with a responsive tension, control, seat, height adjustment, seat depth, adjustment adjustable height lumbar, as well as four-way adjustable arms

 This is probably going to be your best bet from the hayworth lineup, because this backrest certainly allows for some of the most movement out of all of the backs that we've tested all of the chairs to come through our doors. Another good thing about this backrest as compared to the previous three chairs, is that it has a true high back design with an optional headrest, which is not something we see on the other chairs. So if you really need that high back design - or you really need a headrest, then the fern is definitely going to be your go-to in the hayworth lineup, and the last thing that differentiates the ferns back from the other backs. That we've looked at today is going to be the lumbar curve and the lumbar support the backrest on the fern has the most pronounced curve out of all of the chairs that we've looked at in this video, and it also has the most pronounced lumbar system

 This covers people up to 325 pounds, and this is also valid for 24 7 usage. The only exception to this is going to be the fabric on the chair will be covered for only 5 years and not that full 12 year period. So the first year that we're looking at is going to be the lowest price chair on our list, and that is going to be the soji which starts at 449, and that's actually the price that we have the chair configured here with the options that we chose. Now this is going to be more of an entry-level chair from hayworth

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 So this lumbar adjustment is really unique because it has height adjustment, a big height adjustment range, but then you can also flip these triggers so that you can have more lumbar support on one side compared to the other. So if you want more lumbar on this side, you turn the knob and then you can kind of play with it and customize it to your needs. So backrest is, are pretty high goes up to my shoulders. I think it's got a good lumbar support overall comfortable chair, not overly thick padding

 It'S not the standard mesh. This is gon na, be a step up from their entry-level chair. So talk to me one of the most expensive chairs, but it still has good adjustability. So you're gon na have four-way arms front to back pivot side to side, and then you just saw me adjust the height they're good range

 Definitely, the arms don't feel quite as solid as their higher-end chairs they're. Definitely a little bit more Wiggly a little bit more play, but soft to the touch. They don't have hard corners. So overall they're comfortable arms go through the functions here

Haworth Very Chair: Quick Review and Initial Impressions From NeoCon 2019

I had this chair and while it's definitely better than most gaming chairs that people normally buy it's still not as comfortable as a dedicated task char. I recently found a fully specced Haworth Very for $60 locally that beats this in every way. I recommend to save the money and look for sales locally if you live in a big city.

[CHAIR] MyOfficeInnovations Technical Mesh Task Chair Red (Same model as Staples Hyken) $157.40 ($146.41 for Gray)

Hello, 

Looking to buy a new chair but don’t wanna go through hours of YouTube videos for paid reviews. Any thoughts on the Autonomous Ergochair2? Or is it trash and I should save up for a Herman Miller or SteelCase? Currently don’t have any chair lol

<div class="md"><p>Hello, </p>

<p>Looking to buy a new chair but don’t wanna go through hours of YouTube videos for paid reviews. Any thoughts on the Autonomous Ergochair2? Or is it trash and I should save up for a Herman Miller or SteelCase? Currently don’t have any chair lol</p>
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Haworth Photo At Same Angle; Re: Previous Post: Does this look like a Haworth? Found on OfferUp.

Never heard of Zody chairs, found 2 for 150 usd. Fair deal? Pics included.

I worked from home for 7 months out of my dining room until being part of the Covid layoffs.  I will be starting a new job in a couple of weeks that will be work from home until the end of the summer and may even become a permanent work at home job.

Been looking at options for desk and ergonomic chairs. Started with a budget is $150 fit a chair, but after reading reviews and seeing prices, I raised my budget to $500. Reading more reviews here, Amazon and other online sites, it sounds like most chairs in my price range have a high failure rate. 

I’m debating whether to buy one of the used high er end chairs that I’ve found at used office equipment resellers (no warranty), or get a new affordable chair, that I could return if there are issues. Or if I don’t like it.

The new chairs I’m considering are:
-workpro 12000 ($415CDN)
-Flash Furniture with headrest ($300CDN)
-Flexfit Hyken with headrest ($300 CDN)
 
The used chairs I’ve find listed at used office equipment resellers are the following:
-Herman Miller Aeron ($700-$750CDN
-Steelcase leap 2 ($500-550CDN)
-Nightingale CXO 6200D ($400 + 125 for new headrest)

I was thinking Aeron was pretty steeped for used and is out of the budget I had set.  I’m also concerned about buying the others used, without any warranty.  I’m worried about it being able to have any meaningful time with the chair, and all are final sales, with no warranty or return.

Any advice, experience, or perspective would be appreciated. Are there other good options in my budget?

<div class="md"><p>I worked from home for 7 months out of my dining room until being part of the Covid layoffs.  I will be starting a new job in a couple of weeks that will be work from home until the end of the summer and may even become a permanent work at home job.</p>

<p>Been looking at options for desk and ergonomic chairs. Started with a budget is $150 fit a chair, but after reading reviews and seeing prices, I raised my budget to $500. Reading more reviews here, Amazon and other online sites, it sounds like most chairs in my price range have a high failure rate. </p>

<p>I’m debating whether to buy one of the used high er end chairs that I’ve found at used office equipment resellers (no warranty), or get a new affordable chair, that I could return if there are issues. Or if I don’t like it.</p>

<p>The new chairs I’m considering are:
-workpro 12000 ($415CDN)
-Flash Furniture with headrest ($300CDN)
-Flexfit Hyken with headrest ($300 CDN)</p>

<p>The used chairs I’ve find listed at used office equipment resellers are the following:
-Herman Miller Aeron ($700-$750CDN
-Steelcase leap 2 ($500-550CDN)
-Nightingale CXO 6200D ($400 + 125 for new headrest)</p>

<p>I was thinking Aeron was pretty steeped for used and is out of the budget I had set.  I’m also concerned about buying the others used, without any warranty.  I’m worried about it being able to have any meaningful time with the chair, and all are final sales, with no warranty or return.</p>

<p>Any advice, experience, or perspective would be appreciated. Are there other good options in my budget?</p>

<p>Same other info about my needs:
I’ve got autoimmune conditions that cause joint and tendon issues (neck, shoulder, lowe back, elbows, wrists, knees). I also find my butt getting sore if I’m sitting on a uncomfortable chair, or even in sports bucket style car seats.</p>
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Buy used high end chair, or new affordable?

Found this local company selling used and refurbished chairs of most of the big names.  Seem like good quality and like they have a good reputation. Unfortunately, with COVID, I can't go test them out. They do have a 30 day return policy though. 

[Here are the chairs they have](https://cohenandcohenfurniture.com/collections/task-chairs-1/used). Which one would you recommend and anything you think I should be aware of? It's my first time purchasing a chair worth more than $50... 

The way everyone talks about the Leap V2 makes me think I should go for that, although I just don't find it that attractive. Find the Haworth Zody and Knoll Generation much more visually appealing. 

Thank you!

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PS - Apologies if you offered advice on my previous post. HR clarified that I don't need a receipt after all. And then I found this site with cheap high end models.

<div class="md"><p>Found this local company selling used and refurbished chairs of most of the big names.  Seem like good quality and like they have a good reputation. Unfortunately, with COVID, I can&#39;t go test them out. They do have a 30 day return policy though. </p>

<p><a href="https://cohenandcohenfurniture.com/collections/task-chairs-1/used">Here are the chairs they have</a>. Which one would you recommend and anything you think I should be aware of? It&#39;s my first time purchasing a chair worth more than $50... </p>

<p>The way everyone talks about the Leap V2 makes me think I should go for that, although I just don&#39;t find it that attractive. Find the Haworth Zody and Knoll Generation much more visually appealing. </p>

<p>Thank you!</p>

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<p>PS - Apologies if you offered advice on my previous post. HR clarified that I don&#39;t need a receipt after all. And then I found this site with cheap high end models.</p>
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