Secretlab leaves purely gaming setups to conquer offices with the ATLAS, its very first ergonomic chair certified by United States Ergonomics.
For its first foray into the modern workplace, the manufacturer abandons traditional mesh backs in favor of a tall structure called RE-CURVE. This backrest incorporates lumbar support designed to support the entire spine, from the lower back to the neck and head. The objective is to maintain a straight and stable posture during phases of intense concentration, with your feet anchored to the ground, while limiting fatigue linked to long office sessions.
On the mechanical side, the Secretlab ATLAS stands out with its synchronous tilt system with a 2:1 ratio. Concretely, for each 2° inclination of the backrest, the seat only tilts 1°. This kinematics accompanies the natural movements of the body and allows you to easily switch to a rest mode of up to 120° to release pressure. Support is based on advanced composite foams combining ultra-soft micro-foam for the seat and cold foam to guarantee even pressure distribution.
The refined silhouette of the range is accompanied by several technical coatings and premium finishes:
- Secretlab SoftWeave Plus fabric
- Secretlab NEO Hybrid Leatherette
- Secretlab NanoGen Hybrid Leatherette
- Secretlab NanoFoam (reserved for premium editions)
In terms of personalization, the brand offers its model in several neutral colors, including Dune, BLACK³, Cookies & Cream, Moon or Classic Black. The product is available today on the manufacturer’s official website.
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