Name: Paradox Ergo One Grey Mesh Ergonomic Chair with Full Adjustability
SKU: PX-ER-003-GY
Availability: InStock

Paradox Ergo One

A chair with ultimate ergonomics

Eye catching design, high quality materials, and comfort during long work/play sessions.

Grey – The essence of modern versatility.

Eye catching design, high quality materials, and comfort during long work/play sessions.

Grey – The essence of modern versatility.

Airflow mesh

Breathability – excellent air circulation, prevents heat buildup and moisture accumulation during long sitting sessions.

Conformity and support – naturally conforms to body contours, distributing weight more evenly than rigid surfaces.

Durability – maintains tension and support for years without sagging – doesn’t absorb spills or odours like fabric upholstery

Modern aesthetic – The sleek, minimalist look fits well in contemporary office and gaming setups.

Extendable footrest ergonomic advantages

Improved circulation – Elevating legs reduces pressure on the back of thighs, promoting better blood flow during extended sitting.

Spinal alignment – When reclined with feet elevated, the footrest helps maintain a neutral spine position, reducing lower back strain. This creates a “zero gravity” effect that many find therapeutic.

Versatility – Transforms the chair from pure work mode to relaxation mode, allowing brief (or extended) rest periods without leaving the workstation. Particularly valuable for professionals between intensive tasks or gamers during loading screens.

180,000 unique seating positions

7 distinct adjustment mechanisms: We’re offering what ergonomists call “anthropometric accommodation” – the ability to fit the 5th to 95th percentile of body types. This isn’t just marketing; it’s solving real pain points that single-size solutions create.

Synergistic adjustments:

The power trio – Seat slide + backrest height + headrest adjustment work together to accommodate torso length variations. Someone 160cm and someone 195cm can both achieve proper lumbar support and head positioning.

Dynamic positioning – 4D armrests + backrest recline allow users to shift between tasks: upright for intensive work, slightly reclined for reading, fully reclined for breaks. Each position maintains proper support.

Micro-adjustments matter – Those 13 backrest height clicks aren’t overkill. The difference between lumbar support hitting L3 versus L4 vertebrae can mean the difference between comfort and chronic pain.

180,000 unique seating positions

Synergistic adjustments:

Headrest adjustament

There’s something deeply satisfying about having head support exactly where you want it.

2D headrest is the often overlooked game-changer. Height + angle adjustment solves the fundamental problem of fixed headrests: forcing users to adapt their posture to the chair rather than the reverse.

Upright angle is for active work – supports cervical spine without pushing head forward. Tilted angle is for reclined positions. Height adjustment ensures support hits the occipital bone, not the neck (which causes tension).

Proper headrest positioning naturally encourages users to lean back occasionally, breaking the “forward head” posture that causes chronic neck pain in desk workers.

Executive presence: There’s a reason CEO chairs always have prominent headrests while entry-level task chairs don’t.

Adjustable lumbar support

The S-curve truth: The spine isn’t straight – it has a natural inward curve at L3-L5 vertebrae. Without support here, we automatically slouch, causing disc compression and muscle fatigue. Proper lumbar support maintains this curve effortlessly.

The “invisible comfort” paradox: Good lumbar support is felt by NOT feeling it – your back simply doesn’t hurt after 8 hours.

We’ve got you-r lower back.

Adjustable backrest

From 165 to 195cm users, everyone needs different backrest height. It’s our most democratic feature – the great equalizer.

Adjustment criticality: Those 13 backrest height positions we offer? This is primarily about lumbar support placement.

The difference between supporting L3 versus L4 can transform the chair from “okey” to “perfect”

Height adjustable seat

Without proper seat height adjustment, notting else matters.

Desk relationship: Height adjustment is about achieving proper elbow angle (90-110 degrees) relative to desk surface – this prevents shoulder hiking and wrist strain.The 90-degree rule: Feet flat on floor, knees at 90 degrees.

Gas cylinder quality: Smooth, stable adjustment without drift or wobble – for users up to 135kg!

Tilt mechanism

FOCUS (locked upright) – Full engagement mode. Back straight, feet planted, leaning into the task.

FLOW (free tilt) – The chair breathes with you. Micro-movements, weight shifts, reaching for items – the mechanism follows naturally. This prevents static muscle loading, keeping blood flowing during long sessions.

RECOVER (locked recline) – Permission to pause. Lock at 15° for reading, 25° for thinking, maximum for power naps.

Adjustable recline tension

The resistance question:

Proper tension adjustment accommodates 50kg to 135kg users.

Too light = no support.

Too heavy = fighting the chair.

The mechanism must offer enough range to feel “just right” – like the chair is working with you, not against you. And so we do.

Sliding seat - ProSeat adjust

The thigh support equation: Ideal seat depth leaves 2-3 fingers’ space between seat edge and back of knees. Too deep = circulation cutoff. Too shallow = unsupported thighs and increased pressure on sitting bones. The slide adjustment makes this possible for every body.

The backrest connection: Seat slide lets users access full backrest support WITHOUT sacrificing leg comfort. It’s the bridge that connects proper lumbar support to proper leg positioning – you shouldn’t have to choose between them.

Dynamic tasking:

Slide forward for intensive keyboard work – brings you into the task

Slide back for relaxed reading – opens hip angle, reduces pressure

Quick adjustments for sit-stand desk transitions

Flex motion 4D armrest

The four dimensions of freedom: Height – aligns with desk surface, preventing shoulder shrugging Width – narrow for gaming, wide for relaxing Depth – forward for typing, back for mousing Pivot – angled in for keyboard work, parallel for writing, outward for guitar breaks

QuickSpin 360º casters

The 360-degree swivel function allows you to rotate effortlessly in any direction, providing maximum flexibility and easy access to all areas of your desk and surroundings – all in silence.

Load distribution: Dual-wheel designs spread weight across more surface area – less floor pressure, smoother rolling, better weight capacity. Single wheels create pressure points that can damage flooring over time.