Hi r/OfficeChairs,

First, thank you to everyone who joined our previous rounds and shared their honest experiences with the community.

We know quite a few of you prefer foam seats, so this time, the L3 CozyCloud is stepping in. It combines the adjustable design of the L3 with a thick, high-resilience foam seat designed to feel softer without losing support

For Round 5, we're looking for 1-2 community members to try it in their own setup and share what they really think.

How to enter

Leave a comment answering these questions:

Describe your ideal seat feel in three words.

What makes a chair feel “cozy” rather than just soft?

What’s one lesson you’ve learned from choosing a chair online?

Which country are you located in?

If selected, you'll:

✅ Receive an OdinLake L3 CozyCloud Ergonomic Chair

✅ Add it to your regular setup and use it naturally

✅ Spend enough time with it to get past the first impression

✅ Share an honest review

✅ Keep the chair afterward

Entries will remain open for two weeks. We'll contact the selected testers by DM.

You can also visit r/odinlake_official to see reviews from previous rounds and follow future community updates.

We’re looking forward to seeing how the softer side of L3 performs in your setup.

Good luck, Team Foam!☁️

Pictures: current chair, embody Logitech and my posture for reference
All of the time when I’m gaming, I lean forward with only my lower back touching the chair’s lumbar support (comes with this cheap chair as pictured) My elbows rest on the armrests while I hold my controller in the air. I’ve been gaming this way for years in a racing-style chair as pictured.
Would anyone recommend against buying the Herman Miller Logitech Embody because of how I sit, or do you think it would still be a more comfortable upgrade?
I have the opportunity to buy a used one for $700, but I can’t try it before buying. What would you recommend and would it make my situation better or worst ?

5’6 165 pounds

SORRY IF REPOST, NEED ADVISE ASAP. THANK YOU ALL !

I have a job where I sit at a desk most of the time. The chairs are pretty standard rolly chairs which is fine for like an hour or two, but throughout the day it starts to hurt my back and puts a lot of pressure on my hips. I'm considering something like this maybe but I need in addition still the ability to lean back like a normal chair for some back support on ocassion and if it's possible a way to lean on my sides. I just started searching so I haven't gotten far enough to compare, is this generally the standard or is there something that would fit my needs better? What's been the overall experience with these? Are they really worth it?

Important note: I have arthritis in my knee so I cannot bend into a full crisscross applesauce. I can bend inward about 80% normally but only about 60-70% during a flareup.

I’m in the market for a good office chair with a $500 budget. Really want some good lumbar support and headrest so I can lean back and this seems to have all the bells and whistles while not breaking the bank. I am 5’9 so not super tall, if that matters. The other chair I was looking at is Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro but I am worried about return in case I don’t like it!

I had a few requests to try this chair out. At first I was skeptical because I don’t love mesh seats. It’s better than expected.

What I like:

- Armrests have the ability to flip up and out of way
- About 1.5” height adjustment range for the arms
- Arm pads have good range and don’t move super easy (depth, width and pivot)
- Arm pads medium softness
- Big lumbar with depth/height adjustment
- Lumbar can be aggressive or go away completely
- Comfortable headrest
- Deep recline

What I don’t like:
- No seat depth adjustment
- Lowest seat height about 18.5”-23.5” when seated (not great if you’re short)
- Mesh is decent quality (expected though sub $400)
- Still has pad under waterfall front that some will notice right away
- Base is multiple pieces and shows where connected
- Never a big fan of footrests because I tuck my legs under chair

Again, for $349 this might be a bit on the high side but overall pretty impressed considering how bad chairs like this typically are. If you want all mesh and on a budget this could definitely work. They have a 10% discount which helps on the price.