How to choose a Sprint chair
Start with the chair’s intended workstation and the adjustments users are likely to need. For a straightforward setup, compare the armless Sprint models, including 179201 and 17970. If seat depth is an important adjustment, look at models such as 179211 or 179261, which list a sliding seat. For a different back adjustment, 179201 and 17975 list adjustable back height; note that their mechanisms differ.
If users prefer arm support, compare fixed-arm and adjustable-arm versions. Models including 179251, 179252 and 179262 list 3D-adjustable armrests, while 179271, 179272 and 179281 have fixed armrests. The practical choice depends on the desk, the user’s working posture and whether the arms need to be repositioned. Check the individual product details for the precise adjustment range and configuration.
Choose materials and appearance
Sprint listings include mesh and upholstered options. A mesh back paired with an upholstered seat appears on some models, while others specify upholstery or mesh finishes. Consider the look and feel you want across the workspace, then confirm which finish is offered on the particular chair you are comparing.
Collection attributes include upholstery colors such as black, grey, blue, green, red and other shades, as well as black, silver or white base colors. These are family-level options, not a promise that every color is available on every model. Check the listing for the exact color and base combination. Aluminium bases are specified on several models, while base details vary across the range.
Check the details before selecting
Before ordering for a team, make a short comparison of mechanism, armrests, seat and back adjustments, finish, and base. The synchronous mechanism is common in the collection; 17975 is listed with a permanent-contact mechanism, and 17970 with manual height adjustment. Match the mechanism and adjustments to the intended use rather than relying on the Sprint name alone.
Also verify the specifications that affect your requirements. A maximum load of 135 kg and a two-year warranty appear in the collection attributes; confirm the relevant details on the selected product listing. Standards are not specified in the supplied collection information. Myntwork offers Leyform Sprint chairs on a monthly lease, so once you have narrowed down the models, check the product details and leasing information for the options that fit your workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Leyform Office Chair Sprint
How do I choose between armless and armrest Sprint chairs?
Choose armless models when you want a simpler chair configuration or need to consider desk clearance. For arm support, compare fixed-arm models with chairs that list 3D-adjustable armrests, such as 179251, 179252 and 179262. Confirm the exact features on each listing.
Which Leyform Sprint chairs have a sliding seat?
The listed Sprint 179211 and 179261 models specify a sliding seat. Other chairs may offer different adjustment features, so check each product’s specifications if seat depth or seat movement is a priority.
Are Sprint chairs available with mesh or upholstered finishes?
The collection includes mesh and upholstered options, including models with a mesh back and upholstered seat. Finish combinations and colors can vary by chair; consult the individual listing to see what is available for that model.
Do all Leyform Sprint chairs use the same mechanism?
No. A synchronous mechanism is listed on many models, while Sprint 17975 specifies a permanent-contact mechanism and 17970 lists manual height adjustment. Compare the mechanism on each product before selecting chairs for a workspace.
What should I check before leasing chairs for a team?
Compare the required adjustments, armrest style, finish, and base for each workstation. Then verify the selected model’s product specifications, color availability, warranty and any relevant load information. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease.
