How tall are you

Maybe gamesir controller ??

im getting this chair for 599 refurbished on madison seating , you think thats worth it ?

This is not a review. It's an advertisement. Got mine a few days ago and it has the most uncomfortable hard seat at any price range.

How do you find the billiard multi holding up? Any pilling?

I just got mine, same build as yours and it's such a pos. Feels extremely cheap and after about an hour, went back to sitting in my girlfriends secret lab lol. Plus, the Fern came delivered broken. So there's that.

Man... I started with a Leap, then over the years I either bought or tried all major chairs from HM, Haworth and Steelcase. I came back to the Leap realizing I had the true unicorn chair all along. The only one that comes slightly close to the Leap's lumbar support is the HM Mirra 2 imo.

The best part of this chair can't be noticed by sitting in it. Ever be a cashier or any job where you stand for 8+ hrs in the same place with barely a break? You never knew how miraculously huge a proper anti-fatigue mat makes on your legs until you use one/have yours taken away. This is that feeling in a chair. I will say straight up there are chairs that feel more comfortable (initially) than this chair but I've never found a chair that has more of that anti-fatigue feeling than this chair. You can sit in this chair for 10 hrs and your body will feel the same as it did when you first sat down. That's where this chair excels and is unparalleled imo, unfortunately reviews don't discuss that it's not something you could ever notice right away. I had this chair at an office years ago and the only downside is a whole day can go by and you and won't get that physical fatigue/urge to get up and walk around (and you should for health reasons). If your mind doesn't remind you to get up, you won't 'feel it.' I know that sounds like it doesn't make sense. Logically you would think a more comfortable chair you could sit in longer. I don't know what in this chair or how it's made. I'mma just call it sorcery at this point. I once read The NY Times uses this chair and I was unshocked to read that. I think that's who this chair is best suited for: someone who needs to sit for hours and hours and hours on end without any bodily fatigue. If you want to feel like you're in a cloud, be able to do a 'trunk rotation stretch' whilst sitting (lol @ an HM chair), be hugged, or any other bells and whistles this isn't it. This, this is for the sitting warrior. PS I'm just a few inches over 5' you saying it's for all heights and sizes = facts. How easily it tilts back on its own of course size/weight dependent for me it was the right amount/ I had to use some leg force. I never use arm rests (on any chair with wheels!) to stand up bc I think thats waiting for an accident... so that issue you had with the armrest: that didn't exist for me.

5:37 mouse and keyboard and everything yet you still choose to play a shooter like cod from a controller. the whole be no skill, let a op software shoot for you thing. real man don t let op software shoot for them in a shooter, real man play mnk. real skill. yea man a bunch of p*****s in love with their fake skill i appreciate the review tho.

omg finally i found a video for big and long hand controllers

How is it if you just want to lean back. My cheap Staples chair will lock in place. On the Leap, does is just stay reclined from your weight?

Did you keep this?

​ @lukebrutal78 Which chair did you stick with now?

Hi Luke! How would you rate the seat cushion compared to the leap v2?

Thx for sharing 👍

It looks too small for you. Mine is coming in 4 days. I hope is comfortable. I'm only 5,9 and 176 pounds. Thanks for the review.

Ive had my karman for 5 days now, im 6" 260lbs, similar body frame to you. My butt is so sore from the chair. Its legit uncomfortable to sit in and sit down normally. Have you experienced this or have heard similar comments? I can't find anyone saying this on google.

As someone who needs to order custom gloves since they generally are not made in my size I thank you for this information!

the Chair is wonderfull but the headrest is the most SH?!#T ever

I actually think the pan being so far back is intentional and probably even necessary for a mesh chair. If it was a little bit more forward you'd likely be sitting directly on the frame. They could have probably made the pan a little bit longer though on the back side and then allow it to slide, so you never sit on the frame, but you can get the length you want, or if you're short you could get more mesh under your butt. I am infact currently sitting in a chair that has the pan frame far forward and it is uncomfortable as hell and hurting my ass, Karman seems to fit my needs perfectly from what you've displayed though, so thank you for the reviews.

For anyone that doesn't own one yet. The leap v2 required you to buy some seat padding or your butt will be super numb as a result if the very poor sliding seat design that doesn't allow recline cant tilting.

What about the plastic base, does it change anything ?

That looks like a comfortable chair to sit in for 3 minutes before it cuts the circulation in your legs

I played myself into serious pain in the last week, with extensive Forza Horizon 5 sessions on a regular Xbox Wireless Controller. Gonna need something bigger.

I'm not sure about dropping almost $1,000 for the Titan EVO 2022 and associated accessories. I don't want to be a fool. If I'm spending close to $1,000, why wouldn't you purchase a Herman Miller at that point? I browsed countless reviews of "gaming chairs." It doesn't seem right at all. It doesn't seem like it's possible to create a proper chair in this price range. Are gaming chairs legitimate? When proper chair manufacturers try to compete with the gaming chair industry, they have to strip a lot of durable and quality components, features, etc. It still doesn't seem right. It seems like it's a business for fools. They provide free chairs to advertisers. Advertisers are accustomed to sitting in these seats, so they don't know any better or have a strong financial incentive to provide a positive review. When the general public that varies in all shapes and sizes tries the chair, they all have varied responses from extreme to pure content. Some work in offices and have experience, so they know proper chairs and would opt for office chairs. When you just want a proper chair and aren't sure whether these gaming chairs are legitimate, then it leaves you with more questions than answers. They cater to people without a large budget, so it's obvious that they don't incorporate all of the costly features and components that would make these proper chairs for any type of use. I've read that these Titan EVO 2022 models don't do well without a lumbar pillow. Also, these gaming chair companies at the upper echelons of the industry provide a bundled price point that nearly matches a good office chair. Why would anyone not buy a proper chair from Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, etc.?

It's rated at 400 pounds, not 450 pounds. There's a chair called the Leap plus which is wider for quite large people and that accommodates 500 pounds.

so glad I found your channel, your reviews are actually honest, Im looking at a 2nd hand Herman Miller Embody for under 600 and I cant waity to hear your review of it.

i bought this chair a week ago and i will send it back. my butt hurts after 30 min sitting on it. the tilt forward option malfunctions all the time. its like its slipping through as soon as you move forward to the seat edge. i cant believe how incredibly uncomfortable this chair is....

I just bought this chair and currently in the testing out phase. I completely agree about how the chair's back and lumbar support feel a bit off. I don't know if that's due to my improper or poor posture over the years or just how this chair is designed by nature. I'm currently debating trying out the Embody or Fern if this chair doesn't work out for me. I am about the same height and weight as you, which one has been your favorite to sit in for long work / gaming sessions? Thanks in advance for any feedback you can give!

Did you keep the chair? What do you think about the cushion seat?

Good nade kill luke

Been daily riding a HM Aeron for 10 years and seriously looking at the Leap V2 for my next chair. Looks like a great option. Crandall has them for $600 or so , refurbished -- so I'm leaning that direction unless I find a better deal or a new one with a significant discount.

It's not really a $1500 chair. It cost around 500-600 a few years ago. They only jacked up the price because people have been saying it's just as good if not better than the HM Embody and Steelcase Gesture.

My chair arived Broken from the factory. Box was in perfect shape. It was put in the box broken. Very disapointed :(

Got a fully decked out Leap with the headrest from Steelcase directly for 900 USD during the sale last month. Am loving it.

My fern just came in and you made me realized the "thump" during recline. I also have the forward tilt. Wonder if that's what's causing it.

I bought this chair (waited a month for it). I've had it for like a week now, and I don't feel any of the issues you're expressing on this video. The arms won't make any noise or significan't movement, not unless you're deliberately shaking them as you are in this video. Also when you got up and the arm rest came down, that was probably due to the fact that you didn't properly lock it when you last moved it because the arm rest works with a locking mechanism. You push a button to move it, you move it, and then you release the button but as with any locking mechanism (ie. moving car seats forward and back) you should always give it a final push to ensure it's locked in place. Regarding feeling like you're sinking into the rear of the chair when the seat is pushed all the way to the front, I don't suffer from this problem at least for my size, I don't see any need to push the seat all the way forward but I imagine that you must have longer legs than I do (I'm 5'7") so I won't comment on that. The one gripe I have with this chair is that you cannot lock the reclining. Instead you can only lock how far back the chair reclines. That is the only gripe I have with this chair. And the arm rests could be softer, like more rubberized too. Other than that, the build quality seems pretty good to me. You mention Herman Miller chairs at the end of the video. I've sit in Herman Miller chairs which were 10 times more uncomfortable this this one. That overhyped mesh one, for instance. That thing will chew your ass up in just a few minutes. By comparison this one is much better. As for the Steelcase leap though. I haven't tried that one but at least where I live, it's almost double the price. Is it double as good as this one though?

Weird question for you but I think relevant for this chair. How long is your leg from kneecap to hip? Considering this chair at 5’10”-5’11” but my concern is how far off the seat my legs will overhang.

wow exactly what I need in an ergonomic office chair. A well designed box.

99.99% of all modern chairs are GARBAGE... i dont know why designs them or who they are designed for, but they all have FORM (Visual Design) being the main aspect and the actual FUNCTION being an afterthought... i honestly dont give a shit how a chair looks like if it performs flawlessly... its like the same thing about a mattress... do you really care what the mattress looks like ??? NO... you care that the mattress is right for you. And with chairs its actually not that difficult to have a chair designed to fit people based on their body type give the set of correct params like: - height - weight - waistline The problem is that the CHAIR industry today does NOT have the goal of providing a FUNCTIONAL AND QUALITY product that maximizes utility and comfort... what they do is design a chair that is made of the CHEAPEST possible materials and is easily mass manufactured....thats it... what they do then is make it look elaborate and comes up with all sorts of gimmicks and bullshit. Honestly thinking of getting some engineers together and create a new company that is simply going to make amazing chairs for people who sit on their ass all day long doing work...

Looking at picking up the Leap during the 11.11 sales this week - Going to test drive all Steelcase chairs on Wednesday ... Currently have the Secretlabs new chair but it's lumbar support is shocking to say the least

hello I am planning to get it next month, could you kindly inform me whether you have faced any major issues or not?

I just returned my fern i couldn't stand it. Its comfortable when you first sit in it but destroyed my lower back after a couple days. The seat also felt really short due to the waterfall cushion, and i'm only 5'9. Much prefer the gesture over the fern. I am gonna try the embody soon see how that goes.

Hey my friend I have the Haworth Fern, the only option I have is the lumber support and 4d arms, I think it’s one of those chairs that doesn’t need the options. It’s my favorite chair I’ve ever had. I should note that I bought second hand for low price from Facebook marketplace. Also I’ve owned the gesture and the leap and I prefer the Fern over those options. FYI I’m 5”11 260lbs

I got mine two weeks ago and it is flawless. Excellent picture quality and 175 hz is super smooth compared to my 240 hz LED. I genuinely cannot tell the difference.

What amazes me is why someone can't turn a car driving seat into an office chair? Volvo for example have great seats that you can sit in for 8 hours comfortably. Surely it can't be that difficult to add some legs and wheels?

Liked how you just totally winged it. Just got mine hoping to unbox and get it next week

I must be the oddball. The Leap gets so much praise. I have watched hours of reviews and finally ordered one from Crandall. It doesn't have the head rest. But I hate this thing. The seat is too short and causes hamstring soreness. The backrest is too short and causes major neck pain/fatigue. Maybe the head rest would help with that. But I just don't like how the chair forces me somewhat forward with such a short seat base (at full extension). I am about 6'1 and 225 pounds. I use this chair at my gaming desk. But I like to lean and lounge in it too as it is my main chair for leisure. I watch TV and play PS5/computer games in this chair. And I just can not make myself like it. I am seriously considering the Fern/Embody because the seat base seems big enough to allow me to change positions. I would also grab an Atlas after market head rest. We shall see. Thanks for the review

Mr Luke can i ask your height ? It may help visualize the fit. Did you not like the lumbar support you referenced you would probably get it without . Can you explain why you dont like it? If the lumbar support is all the way down to the bottom is it essentially like not having one at all? Thank you sir.

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