A recliner that lets you rock back to near-zero gravity, and it's oddly addictive. For the home worker who wants a real break, not just another office chair.
Norwegian-designed zero gravity recliner that supports multiple postures, bringing ergonomic innovation to relaxation and focus.
Price
3499 USD
Tipped upright at a desk, one of the three positions the frame rests in, with the shins taking part of the load instead of the back.Side on and fully reclined, where the bent laminate runners read as one continuous line from the floor up to the headrest.The leather version at home. Reclined, the runners reach a long way forward, which is the floor space to plan for.
Elsewhere on the web
We haven't reviewed this one ourselves yet, so here is the coverage we would read before buying.
Six out of ten, and worth reading for the specific complaints: fully reclined it puts your feet above your head, which makes watching anything awkward, and the upright position sits you as stiffly as an office chair.
