Steelcase Leap V2 Review: Almost Perfect

In the world of high-end ergonomic chairs, few brands are bigger than Steelcase. It has been an industry leader for years and the Steelcase Leap one of its best-selling and most popular products to date. It’s a staple recommendation in Best Of lists and for good reason: when properly adjusted to match your body, it’s one of the most comfortable chairs you can buy. Like all great ergo chairs, it doesn’t come cheap but is well worth the investment: the Steelcase Leap V2 is excellent. 

Specifications

Current Price: Starting at $1,250 (Amazon, Steelcase) 

Steelcase Leap V2 — Design and Highlights

I’ve heard about the Steelcase Leap for years. As I’ve gone on my personal and professional journey to find the best chair for long hours at the PC, I’ve read countless articles, watched countless videos, and have talked to many others who have been on the same search. Without fail, the Steelcase Leap has been a steady recommendation from those who have tried it.

The company has been in operation for many years, Starting in the business world, Steelcase has built its reputation on the quality of its products. Today, it still stands by them. Its chairs have an extensive 12-year warranty. They cost more, but I’m here to tell you: I’ve tried pretty much every kind of office chair at this point, including a couple that are significantly more expensive than the chair we’re reviewing today… I’ve given away more than most people will own in a lifetime. The two Steelcase chairs I’ve tried, the Gesture and now the Leap V2, are the best chairs I have ever sat in. 

This comes from smart and innovative design that blends ergonomic support with comfort. Gaming chairs tend to put style before support (though you can still find some good ones). Mesh ergonomic chairs tend to put support over comfort. The Leap V2, just like the Gesture we looked at previously, manages to be the best of all worlds. It’s restrained enough to fit into any office but stylish enough to stand out from the pack. It’s