Boulies has launched the EP600, its most adjustable ergonomic chair to date, featuring 4D adaptive lumbar support and 6D armrests. Designed for users between 165cm and 190cm, the chair is available now in the UK and US.
Built around the company’s 4D Adaptive Lumbar Support Technology, the EP600 provides continuous lower‑back alignment through dynamic movement. The lumbar system offers 5cm of vertical adjustment and a 40° depth range, both lockable at fixed positions.
The chair includes eight primary adjustment systems covering posture and body‑proportion needs. Key elements include backrest height adjustment, seat‑depth control for thigh support, and a headrest with height and tilt options. Recline functions allow smooth transitions across working angles, paired with an extendable footrest for breaks. The 6D armrests offer multi‑directional movement, 360° rotation and a fold‑flat mode for saving space, while standard seat‑height adjustment supports lower‑leg positioning.
The EP600 is available in black and light grey. Official pricing is £429.99 in the UK and $489.99 in the US, with promotional pricing currently at £374.99 / $409.99.
KitGuru says: The EP600’s adaptive lumbar system and 6D armrests give Boulies one of its most flexible designs yet. Would you use it for your desk setup?
