thanks for the reply Webzta!
I dont have any shops near me : / the PC shop is around 100 miles away, 200 mile round trip
Don
I think they're firm to start with, but would say mine is super comfortable especially for longer gaming sessions. I'd put that down to the ergonomics of the chair.
The hero has inbuilt lumbar support, the epic has a pillow strapped around it, to support your lumbar.
I think the hero is slightly bigger.
I've copied in @fiveub - in case I've missed anything out
I think they're firm to start with, but would say mine is super comfortable especially for longer gaming sessions. I'd put that down to the ergonomics of the chair.
The hero has inbuilt lumbar support, the epic has a pillow strapped around it, to support your lumbar.
I think the hero is slightly bigger.
I've copied in @fiveub - in case I've missed anything out
I've had my Epic a few years, and after having tried a Corsair one recently that a friend had - his was a lot softer/more comfortable, but it was a lot tighter if that makes sense.
Don
Sure
Some people can find them a little less comfortable, but it promotes good posture which can take a little bit of time to get used too. They're the most comfortable chair I've used.
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To anyone who has extensively used both, how does a Hero compare to a Herman Miller Aeron?
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Some people can find them a little less comfortable, but it promotes good posture which can take a little bit of time to get used too. They're the most comfortable chair I've used.
Agreed, as for the OP, the Hero would be the one you are after from the range. You can always send it back if you are unhappy, which I doubt would be the case.
I think they're firm to start with, but would say mine is super comfortable especially for longer gaming sessions. I'd put that down to the ergonomics of the chair.
The hero has inbuilt lumbar support, the epic has a pillow strapped around it, to support your lumbar.
I think the hero is slightly bigger.
I've copied in @fiveub - in case I've missed anything out
what chair do you have? thanks for the reply!
Don
I have both the Hero and the Epic. Girlfriend / other friends often come to mine to game. I use the Hero, though I had the Epic for probably 1-2 years before picking up the hero.
Don
No worries dudethanks a lot
I recently picked up an Icon, I can confirm it's firm but it's still very comfortable. I can easily game for hours.
I did some research and the most I can pick up is the Hero is slightly wider and taller for bigger (and slightly wider) people. Also has the inbuilt lumbar whereas the Icon just has a loose pillow but is still really good.
I did some research and the most I can pick up is the Hero is slightly wider and taller for bigger (and slightly wider) people. Also has the inbuilt lumbar whereas the Icon just has a loose pillow but is still really good.
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Comfort isn't really dictated by how soft or firm the padding is. Soft padding can give a false sense of comfort but if the chair itself isn't supportive, it can soon become uncomfortable.
The Noblechairs Hero is by far the most comfortable chair I've owned, even though it's padding is the firmest.
