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Mirra Chair
Designers: Studio 7.5. A happy union of seemingly incompatible concepts: More support and less material. High performance and attractive price. Fewer adjustments and better fit. Does more and requires less.
Overall rating
4
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5
A good chair but needs some tweaks
PostedApril 21, 2014
HiTekJeff
FromIL
Age:35 to 44
Gender:Male
Length of Ownership:1 month
Sitting Duration:6+ hours
Location of Use:Home Office
Design
4
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5
Quality
5
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5
Comfort
3
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5
The Mirra chair is a solid and good quality chair. However, I had to return it due to a few things. First, I am 5 foot 8 and 140lbs in toned condition. I don't have much body fat, so little things tend to rub or poke me.
That said, I found the chair back and seat to rub me and not have enough cushion. The seat support of the Mirra and Mirra 2 is fine and the airweave is a good design, but it needs a breathable soft fabric cover over it so the fine mesh doesn't poke you. Same for the back, but mine did not have the fabric cover so I can't address if that would help or not.
The arms tend to push in/out too easy and does so when not wanted if pressed a certain way when sitting. This causes unwanted movement when you want them to remain fixed. Needs another lock to prevent this like the up/down lock on it now.
Overall, I did like the chair, even better than the Embody for how it feels in general, but they need to put more padding for a seat cover and perhaps the back and it would be fine.
What I LikeWarranty, Available Features, Color Choices, Ergonomic, back support
What I Dislikerecline adjustment tension knob needs to be better, seat airweave needs a fabric cover
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Mirra Chair
Designers: Studio 7.5. A happy union of seemingly incompatible concepts: More support and less material. High performance and attractive price. Fewer adjustments and better fit. Does more and requires less.
is the adjustable lumbar support worth the extra cost
Is it necessary to add the adjustable lumbar support? also what is the difference between Mirra 1 and Mirra 2?
It depends on how much you want to adjust your back support and customize it. Personally, I would HIGHLY recommend it.
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