Angle Modes
Tilt back
This signature position eliminates the force of the seat bottom pushing up into your pelvis and spine, allowing your spine to hang freely and decompress
Elevated Leg Recline
Elevating your legs while reclining helps improve circulation, reduces pressure on the lower back, and decreases swelling in the feet and ankles. By allowing blood to flow more easily back to the heart and shifting weight away from the spine, an elevated leg position promotes relaxation, eases muscle tension, and supports faster recovery from fatigue or injury.
Flat Recline
The flat recline position transforms the chair into a bed-like surface, allowing your body to fully rest in a horizontal alignment. This position helps evenly distribute weight, reduce pressure points, and promote spinal relaxation, making it ideal for deep rest, recovery, or even a quick nap to recharge.
Patio Recline
The Patio Recline position promotes better blood circulation, reduces pressure on the lower back, and helps alleviate swelling in the legs and feet. By allowing the user to fully relax with legs positioned above heart level, it encourages muscle recovery, eases tension, and provides a deeply restorative seating experience