Libero with headrest
I purchased the Libero with headrest for long hours at a computer for work and play. The corrigo Libero is, without doubt, the best desk chair I have used.
Here's the short version: solid build quality, unique back rest and large range of adjustability to suit different moods.
Here's the long: The unique back rest shape of the Libero is the only chair I have found that does not obstruct the natural position of shoulders, while still supporting the upper back and in turn allowing the neck to sit in a stronger position. Obviously, low back support is good as well - there is a lumbar pump to dial it in how you like.
In my case it is fair to roughly split up desk sitting time into three categories, I suspect anyone else WFH will relate:
[1] actively working and not significantly fatigued
[2] fatigue setting in + still working
[3] resting and still at my desk / less active work (browsing the web for example)
The Libero is able to support significantly different postures to suit your mood; it does this by allowing a large range of adjustment and support at each contact point.
If I'm in category 1 I might be sitting straight up and this is the only chair that's allowed me to do that while supporting my upper back - largely because of the unique back rest that lets my shoulders sit comfortably and the wide range of adjustability afforded by the arm rests; up, down, forward, back, left and right.
The reality is that I will not sit completely upright the whole time. Even with getting up and stretching in between blocks of desk work I like to mix up how I am seated; this is where I feel that The Libero is in a category of its own.
When in category 2 or 3 I'll often:
-unlock the back and seat to lean back a click or 2 (the seat adjusts its angle nicely to match)
-independantly dial the back rest forward a touch so I'm not angled too far
-bring the headrest toward and under where my head and neck meet (this is made possible by 3 points of adjustment: height + 2 pivot points)
-lower and widen the arm rests if I'm feeling really slouchy.
Sitting in the chair this way is more like sitting on a posturepedic armchair that was made to your measurements.
Anyone who's binge watched anything ever will know that even in the most pillow laden and comfortable position you need to shift around a bit after a time. In my case I might come back up after a while and tilt the chair forward to open up my hips. The Libero allows a forward tilt on the seat and the independant back angle adjustment has a wide range of motion that moves in small increments; you can even dial the back to be beyond vertical if you like, which I've found is a strangely pleasant way to shift my posture. I believe this functionality was originally implemented for injuries or chronic pain issues.
Oh yeah and maybe the best bits; now I immediately stand tall when leaving my desk and when I sit down to work I'm no longer worried about getting immersed in what I'm doing and forgetting to sit correctly because I know the chair will support me.
25 oktober 2021
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