Most people do not get blown up in a building, little-lone survive and function afterwards. I have gone through multiple chairs for my music room/studio during the past years. I saw a review of these and decided to take a chance. I am very happy with the chair and that I am not in agony after 30 minutes or more. I play every day for usually 90 minutes. I am sorry I did not get the one with a headrest, but I will survive. I highly recommend the chair for it's comfort and function.

Was looking for a chair that would transition from my day job (chair arms up!) to music making (chair arms down!) smoothly and easily, while covering all the bases a chair needs to cover. Keeping you off the ground, letting you concentrate on what you’re doing without discomfort, helping you stand up after hours of intensity and not have your back buckle. Took a leap of faith because the chair isn’t inexpensive compared to Amazon specials. But worth every penny. Love it (not in a JD Vance way, but you get what I’m saying).

I have worked in film studios in California and New York and have experienced pretty much all of the ergonomic studio chairs out there but the Wavebone Studio Chair is, by far, the most comfortable and functional chair. I also ordered the Viking with headrest so I got this one with the foam seat.

For the price alone, you can't beat it. It assembles in minutes and can be adjusted to fit pretty much any shape. I am primarily a screenwriter and film editor and have terrible work posture habits that usually result it in back and neck pain, but with this chair I can work for hours and maintain good posture. The huge added bonus (a genius design) are the swing away armrests that allow me to play my guitar (something I do to relax as well is for projects I'm working on). The foam seat even has a pocket for guitar picks which sounds like a small thing but for someone like me who is constantly losing them it's just a super nice touch.

I could not recommend this chair any higher!