lifting up your feet off the ground and causing the problems that we see with the swivel tilt or the center tilt mechanism so the design makes it much easier to recline it creates a much more fluid motion than a center tilt mechanism but it doesn't give you the same rocking feeling like a knee tilt mechanism it's kind of more designed for an organ position where you're gonna be a little bit more static in but not necessarily constantly moving like you can in a knee tilt chair so I'll sit down here and I'll kind of demonstrate and show you what I'm talking about here with the cxl chair and one thing that we do find with most synchro tilt chairs is they will have tension control and lockable positions most of them will have multiple locking positions to put your backrest in three four five different positions if you choose so you'll see that when I'm in the chair the headrest out of the way but when I reclined you can see that when I move the back it's tilting back further than the seat is moving up so it's not keeping me at the same angle when I move which is why my knees and my feet aren't coming off the ground as I reclined back but I'm still able to recline back have a nice open posture my arms are still here with me in a good position so it's comfortable through the entire recline and that's why it's used for a lot of mid to high end organized office chairs the final mechanism type that we're gonna take a look at today is going to be weight sensitive sometimes called mechanism three this is gonna be a design that was typically reserved to mid to high end chairs but recently we've actually seen this design on low to mid-range chairs so it's certainly a bit more popular across the industry as a whole and it definitely needs to be addressed as a mechanism just like the other four that we've taken look at here today so the big draw with a weight sensitive or a mechanism free design is that you do not have any knobs or levers or anything to control with tension or tilt or locking or seat angle or back angle you just get in the chair adjust it to your height and you're ready to use it the chair will automatically recline and adjust and put you in an ergonomic position based on your height weight and how you are positioned in the chair now the main attraction of these chairs is going to be the simplicity and the minimalistic design you don't have knobs and levers sticking out of your chair it often creates a much cleaner design and it's much easier to use anyone that hasn't used the charity to simply walk up to it sit down and start using it and those are the main attractions but there isn't going to be any rhyme or reason as to the way that the chair moves like we saw with four other mechanisms to highlight that with to high-end weight sensitive reclined chairs here the freedom by human scale and the Kazem by Herman Miller so I'll hop in the freedom chair here this is one of the original weight sensitive reclined chairs and you can see that when I'm in the chair and I move back it puts me in an ergonomic position but it's much more it's much different than a typical synchro tilt or a knee tilt mechanism but it kind of brings you down it kind of forces your hips up a little bit more and
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