Anthros Chair

Scott owns an Anthros chair and finds it functional for back pain relief, but admits it never feels amazing even when properly dialed in. He chose it as his #1 pick but acknowledged other chairs felt better initially.

“I have this at home, the Anthros, which I actually like it a lot. But when I just like sit in it in comparison and like quickly without like super dialing it in, plus I think the fabric's different. It never even when I first got it, it never like feels amazing, but I find it functional.”

The reviewer highly recommends the Anthros chair as the best option for posture support and back pain relief, developed by wheelchair makers. He praises the pelvic support system and offers a 60-day trial with physical therapist consultation, though notes the armrests feel terrible and design is polarizing.

“Once you sit in it, once you dial it in, this pelvic support here, oh man, it just feels so good.”

The Anthros Chair is recommended as the best for lower back support, designed by wheelchair designers who understand all-day sitting. It features precise pelvic support adjustment and separate upper back control, with the 2.0 version being much more user-friendly than the original.

“This thing is tuned so well that every time I sit in this thing, I'm always like, man, I feel super supported and super healthy in this chair”

The Anthros chair is recommended as the best for lower back pain and better posture. It features ridiculously soft yet supportive cushions and excellent pelvic and back rest support that can be dialed in throughout the day.

“the best chair for lower back pain and better posture is going to be the anthos chair”