2015-10-31

Sitting in a chair for long periods of time is bound to cause back pain at some point, no matter how hard you may try to avoid it. This is mainly because of static posture that increases stress in the back, shoulders, arms, legs, back muscles, and spinal discs. To avoid, or at least to ameliorate back pain, you first need to sit down properly. Regardless of how disciplined you are, however, you’ll always have difficulties sitting the proper way in a chair that wasn’t specifically designed for comfort.

A good ergonomic office chair can help relieve almost any type of back pain because it maximizes back support while helping you maintain good posture while sitting. For your consideration, we put together a list of the ten best office chairs for lower back pain to help you through.

VIVA OFFICE Hottest High Back Ergonomic Multi-function Luxury Leather Office Chair



Featuring a synchronous mechanism with an aluminum base, and excellent lumbar support, this office chair has all the necessary features to protect you from back pain. It has a multitude of ergonomic functions like pneumatic seat height adjustments and side waist support. It also has a comfortable seat, back, head, and waist cushions made from premium fabric upholstery, along with a waterfall edge to eliminate leg fatigue.

Jazzy Kneeling Chair with Back Support



Due to the fact that it uses memory foam in both the seat and the knee pads that were added for extra comfort, this particular office chair will remember your favorite sitting position and preserve it at all times. This prevents you from unknowingly shifting your sitting position over time, adding extra stress to your lower back. This is an elegant chair with a chrome base that comes with a fully adjustable back support mechanism.

Serta 43807 Air Health and Wellness Executive Office Chair

The air kinetic lumbar system it comes equipped with makes the Serta 43807 one of the healthiest ergonomic office chairs out there. Its deep, ergo layered body pillows offer an extremely comfortable seating experience while its soft upholstered arm pads ensure that you maintain good posture at all times. Furthermore, the air kinetic lumbar system we mentioned is designed to adapt to your every movement in order to provide continuous lumbar support.

2xhome – Deluxe Professional PU Leather Office High Back Chair

This is the first office chair on our list that was designed to provide exclusive back support. Built with quality PU leather upholstery and a thick padded seat, this office chair is bound to provide a very comfortable seating experience over long periods of time. It also has comfortable padded armrests and an adjustable tilt tension control that allows you to adjust your sitting angle up to 20 degrees.

AmazonBasics High-Back Executive Chair

Although not as flexible as the chairs we talked about so far, the High-Back Executive Chair from AmazonBasics is extremely comfortable and soft. It features pneumatic seat-height adjustments and 360-degree swivel with smooth-rolling casters. It also has a 250 lbs maximum weight capacity, but given its extremely soft padded seat, it kind of makes sense not to put too much pressure on it.

Serta 44187 Back in Motion Health and Wellness Mid-Back Office Chair

Equipped with a pneumatic lift with adjustable tension and lockout features, this ergonomic office chair from Serta is one of the most mobile chairs out there. For better back support, it features a BIM Active lumbar system that pivots with your movements throughout the day. It also uses deep, ergo layered body pillows for comfort and softness. As for its overall structure, its heavy duty base uses a Satin Nickel finish that meets all BIFMA standards.

Flash Furniture High Back Leather Chair

This high back swivel chair was designed to provide back relief over long periods of seating time. Thanks to its pressurized lumbar support knob, you can adjust the inclination angle of the chair to better fit your sitting needs. It also has a triple paddle control mechanism and a back tilt tension with paddle control for added safety. Overall, the High Back Leather Chair from Flash Furniture is one of the most inexpensive office chairs for lower back pain you can get.

Serta 44186 Back in Motion Health and Wellness Mid-Back Office Chair

Thanks to its ergonomically positioned seat-side cable actuated levers, you can control the pneumatic lift and lock out features of this particular office chair a lot easier that usual. Its deep ergo layered body pillows ensure a very comfortable seating experience while its push-button height adjustable padded armrests provide precise arm positioning. The reason why this is such a great chair for people who suffer from lower back pain is its BIM Active lumbar system that provides extraordinary lumbar support over long periods of time.

Comfort Products 60-5800T Commodore II Oversize Leather Chair

Equipped with a heavy duty chrome base with dual wheel casters and a very thick frame, this office chair supports up to 350 lbs of weight. It features a black bonded leather upholstery for not only aesthetic purposes but for practical reasons as well. Due to its adjustable height headrest, padded chrome arm pads, tiltable back with tilt tension, and smooth height adjustment capacity, this chair is perfect for helping you maintain good posture while sitting.

VIVA OFFICE Reclining Office Chair

This is without a doubt, one of the best office chairs on the market right now. It has a high back, ergonomic bonded leather adjustable construction with an adjustable depth lever reclining and an incremental footrest for added comfort. It has a padded headrest, reclining back angle support, and a built-in lumbar support system. It also features a swivel mechanism with heavy duty Nylon casters and a chrome base that makes it extremely sturdy. Its leather upholstery with padded arms is designed to provide a relaxing seating experience while its 250 lbs weight capacity is something you would expect from an office chair designed for comfort above all else.

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