Colamy Atlas vs Haworth Soji

“It's a good chair, but the lumbar support is the big issue for me and everyone that tried my atlas. The angle and the fact that it's just a piece of hard plastic... Also, there is no way of removing it easily, which is another big issue.”

“Soji’s forward tilt only lifts the back of the seat pan. It doesn’t bring the back forward to provide support. I’ve sat in other chairs like that and hated them for it. It feels like they’re trying to dump you off the seat. I’d go with the Leap every time. But don’t get one without a return option. BTOD and Crandall are both running great coupons right now. BTOD is HONOR10 for 10% off. Crandall is MEMORIAL24 for 11% off. If you want to save the most money, get BTOD’s refurbished Leap from this link, but select the Greener Option: https://www.btod.com/steelcase-leap-v2 With the coupon code, it’s about $514 and has a trial period with one free return per customer. I have an Amia like this and would buy one again in a heartbeat. If you want IMHO a more premium version, order from Crandall and select their BioKnit fabric: https://www.crandalloffice.com/shop/chairs/steelcase/462-leap-v2/remanufactured-steelcase-462-leap-v2-office-chair/ With coupon it’s $551 and they have a similar “one free pass” trial and return period. I used their reupholstery product to upgrade an old worn out Amia, and it’s now the best version of the Amia I’ve sat in yet. Between BTOD and Crandall, you cannot go wrong, but please protect yourself and buy a chair without a “no returns” anvil strapped to it.”