HAG, part of the Norwegian Flokk group, builds chairs around a single idea: that the healthiest sitting position is the next one. Rather than locking you into one supposedly correct posture, HAG chairs are designed to keep you shifting, tilting and moving throughout the day.
The Capisco and the Tion
The Capisco is the famous one, and its saddle seat lets you sit forwards, backwards, astride or perched, which is why it has such a following among dentists, surgeons, musicians and anyone who works over a task rather than back from a desk. It is also the chair that makes the least sense in a showroom photo and the most sense after a week of use.
The Tion range is the more conventional task chair, and the 2100 through to the 2340 Mesh cover most office requirements. All of them use HAG's inBalance movement, which keeps the seat responsive rather than static.
Sustainability that is documented
HAG publishes recycled content figures per model rather than making general claims, and the Tion 2100 shell is 94 percent recycled plastic. For tenders and green building submissions, that documentation is usually what is actually required.
Our complete guide to HAG chairs compares the models directly.

