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Long hours at your desk? This Boulies ergonomic chair will work just as hard as you do

The Boulies EP600 chair at a desk
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Figuring out the right desk chair can feel a little overwhelming. Does it fit? What do I need? Is lumbar support the right move? You might end up enduring something a little uncomfortable simply because it ‘does the job’. But, when you’re trying to do your job, being comfy will surely help with productivity. At the very least, it’ll make you stay at your desk a bit longer.

There’s one company that’s dedicated to making sure your chair doesn’t only work for you, but works as hard as you. Boulies is a professional adjustable chair brand, meaning it’s dedicated to designing chairs that work around your day-to-day. Whatever has you sitting at your desk for long hours, Boulies wants to make sure you’re getting the right support.

In fact, one of Boulies chairs, the Boulies EP200, is one of the best office chairs we’ve ever tested for its adjustability and affordability. But, it's time to talk about something new. The Boulies EP600 is the brand’s newest addition to its range, designed to adapt to you, not the other way around.

Adaptive support

Showing the adapative support in the Boulies EP600 chair

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Instead of being built with a focus on one fixed sitting position, the EP600 uses adjustable support systems to adapt to how you sit – including a 4D Adaptive Lumbar System and 6D adjustable armrests. Because what you really don’t want after a hard day’s work is aches and pains.

Boulie’s lumbar system is focused on your lower back. For this, Boulies has considered that you don’t just sit in one position all day long. You might recline backwards when you’re contemplating something, lean forward when you’re locked in, or sit upright to stretch out the tension. With each angle, Boulies is focused on covering your back.

If you want it locked in place, you can, but if you want to keep it more fluid to match your posture, you can do that, too. Having that control makes for a more flexible chair and, ultimately, accommodates many seating positions and supports the natural curve of your lower back throughout the day.

Boulies EP600
Boulies EP600: was £429.99 now £359.99

Engineered to adapt naturally to your body, posture and the way you work, the Boulies EP600 is a chair ready to support you through long hours at your desk. There's two colours to choose from – Light Grey and Black – depending on the style of your desk setup. And right now, you can save £70 in the autumn sale.

One chair for different ways of sitting

The Boulies EP600 chair at a desk

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And while you might not have considered the importance of adjustable armrests, there are plenty of reasons to think again. The Boulies EP600 offers 360-degree rotation and multi-directional adjustments to ensure your arms can rest, exactly how you want them. You can even flip them up and move them out of your way entirely, which is especially handy if you have different desk setups where the arms would get in the way.

The adjustments don’t end there, though. With the Boulies EP600, you’re looking at an adjustable 70mm backrest height, 50mm seat depth, headrest, as well as an integrated retractable footrest and recline of up to 120 degrees (with position lock) for ultimate comfort.

With the ability to customize for different torso lengths and body proportions, as well as leg lengths and even offering more thigh support while reducing pressure behind the knees, it means the ergonomic chair is flexible for all kinds of body types. Though, it’s worth adding, this model is designed to accommodate users between 5 foot 5 inches and 6 foot 3 inches.

No-one sits in one position for long, but with some easy adjustments it won’t take long to get comfortable. So, whether you’re gaming, reclining or working, it’s a chair that’s aimed to fit into your modern day lifestyle and a modern day home. The EP600 moves with you and adapts to you and is available now for $429.99 in the US and £359.99 in the UK.