Just wanna say thank you to you as you designed this funky chair and I bought it three weeks ago. I looked at loads of chairs but your Sayl is so unique and original it just stayed in my head and I found nothing else compared. As an artist I appreciate it’s look and comfort.

You guys realize that this is not a review, and that the guy speaking is the one who designed the thing, right? Super interesting to listen to how he developed this thing.

Love hermanmiller

Can someone help me? My arm rest doesnt have a button, just like the one on the video. But I cant adjust it

@is9273

Жыл бұрын

You have the fixed arm version so no button.

nice review

Well, I couldn't care less about a frameless back. You don't mention ergonomics etc. but just the style which is not that useful..

@danielhegar

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not an ergonomics expert but we had these chairs in the last consulting firm I worked for and one thing's for sure. I miss this chair and how it adapted to my body. Hope this helps.

@Seanonyoutube

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel Hernández then got one for yourself?

@thalberg-

2 жыл бұрын

@@markanderson831 hey, do you still use the Sayl? Long-term opinions please! Am strongly considering it :) absolutely love how it looks.

@kevinhock1041

2 жыл бұрын

@@thalberg- Seat after a few years wasnt nice to sit in for a long time, I got a Purple Seat Cushion and use it with the Sayl and it's even better now

@thalberg-

2 жыл бұрын

@@markanderson831 got a secondhand one, have the same clunking sounds. Think it’s just the Sayl tending to be squeaky really, since I’m not on the heavy side in the least.

"Carbon footprint" haha nice joke

You said absolutely nothing about the comfort of the chair or the support. An office chair needs to be comfortable and have good back support. Your video is useless. It tells me nothing about the chair for the end user. Nothing.

@nachonachoman

3 жыл бұрын

I got it. Most comfortable chair I've had. The back really is unique and conforms a little to back but still strong enough to not let your posture sag