OdinLake | Ergonomic Desk with Chair, Ergonomic Comfort, WFH Enjoyment

I’ve reviewed a lot of chairs in my career, but the OdinLake Ergo Butterfly 753 is one of the few I’d want for my own office

OdinLake’s Ergo Butterfly 753 sports an array of highly customizable components that effortlessly adjust to match your posture, making it your best bet if you work at a desk for long hours.

It's a big deal to have a chair that can easily take my weight while remaining comfortable and adjustable. I like that the OdinLake has everything adjustable. From the arms to the seat and lumbar positions, it can all be tweaked to fit your sitting style. I like a lower lumbar support with the arms at an angle to help me type, and the OdinLake gave me those options. And, as an even bigger bonus, the wheels are excellent and will run well on any surface.

The OdinLake Ergo Butterfly 753 takes your standard ergonomic mesh office chair to a whole new level thanks to its innovative and one of a kind design. From its butterfly split backrest to the bicycle brake line-inspired adjustment system, this is one of the most unique office chairs I’ve tested so far.

The Ergo MAX747 is, all around, a great chair to sit in. The three-piece back provides great back support and comfort, and the easy-access paddles on either side of the seat make most adjustments quick and simple.

The OdinLake Ergo PLUS 743 is out to prove that some office chairs are worth the splurge.

A good chair is an investment in your health and comfort and this is a very solid choice that is well worth considering. 

The OdinLake L1 (Ergo Upgrade 518) Office Chair is a solid entry-level option for those who want to explore ergonomic office chairs. The design is comfortable, the innovative controls are easy and quick to adjust, and the mesh construction offers the kind of airflow I’m looking for.