Humanscale Freedom Chair

If I had it to do over again, I'd probably have gone with a more expensive leather version of the Freedom to be honest. I wanted to but the thought of paying nearly 2 grand for a chair and then not liking it and being stuck unable to return it would have made me even more sick to my stomach than buying a $1200 chair and being stuck with it. No one anywhere near me had one to try, not even the local humanscale dealer store I bought it from.

**Humanscale Freedom** (Looks OK, intrigued by gel arms and seat (BTOD say its bad though) not a fan of the way your head is pushed when reclining. Doesn't lock upright. Arms arent super-flexible compared to competitors).

**2013-2016: Humanscale Freedom with Headrest and Leather**. * Pros:. * Loved headrest support when leaning back. * Movement of chair was nice and I felt fully supported throughout my back.

The gesture, however, does have a lot of adjustments where you can actually sit normally in the chair and use it. I do still think it's still an overrated feature but the gesture has the best argument for using it...the Humanscale Freedom is also a model that the headrest actually 'works' on it based on the way it's designed. The arm swivels don't lock but not sure why you'd want them too.

I’m at home all day, every day, so I require a durable chair that’s comfortable to sit in for prolonged periods of time. After my current $300 gaming chair began wearing out after only a year (very cheap pleather), I looked into proper high-quality chairs. By luck, I was able to catch an amazing discount on the Humanscale Freedom (w/ headrest) at about 50% off, so I ordered a customized model.