For too long, hard working men and women across the country have suffered on cheap, plastic shop chairs that have strained backs and been unkind to many behinds.  

That’s why Vyper is introducing “the premium quality shop chair you deserve.” 

The Vyper Chair is a 100% American-made premium shop chair designed to be the tough, stable shop chair that your body will thank you for. 

Found in shops everywhere, cheaply made, mass produced, uncomfortable shop stools have historically been the only option available to American workers. Noisy, unstable and with no back support, sitting in these chairs can seriously impact health and lead to painful disorders in later life.  

Vyper designed the chair to address the main pain points, starting with making the seat more comfortable. They beefed up the seat with 4 in. of foam padding and covered that with durable, double-stitched, industrial-grade leather.   

Since most shop stools don’t not feature back support, Vyper added an option for a strategically designed backrest to help improve posture. Both the main seat and the backrest are fully customizable so you can add your own logo and choice of color. 

To improve on the inferior hydraulic height adjustment on other chairs, Vyper designed this chair with a robust 1-in. acme thread rod that can hold over 400 lbs., eliminating the pain point of a constantly changing height adjustment. 

To increase the strength and sturdiness, they equipped machined steel (or aluminum) arms to hold everything together. As with all parts on the Vyper chair, these arms are fully customizable in any color you wish, the company said.  

The chair also features a stainless-steel footrest, which helps to correct posture and reduce back strain. 

Lastly, the wheels are American-made, 4-in., industrial-grade casters. “These bad boys can glide over any surface smoothly and quietly, significantly reducing the effort required to move and removing the jerky motion offered by inferior stools,” the company said. 

For more info: www.vyperchair.com In this article:Shop Equipment, Vyper