The NEWTRAL Freedom-X chair series consists of three models: the FP without armrests, the FB with adjustable armrests, and the PRO, which adds premium casters. The chairs are also designed for cross-legged sitting and frequent changes of position.
The NEWTRAL Freedom-X chair series consists of three models: the FP without armrests, the FB with adjustable armrests, and the PRO, which adds premium casters. The chairs are also designed for cross-legged sitting and frequent changes of position.
Comparing the FP, FB and PRO
- Freedom-X FP is the base model without armrests. This leaves more space at the sides for movement and changing position.
- Freedom-X FB builds on the FP with adjustable armrests, providing support for your arms while working or relaxing.
- Freedom-X PRO includes the features of the FB, including adjustable armrests, and adds premium casters for moving the chair.
The main choice is whether you prefer open space at the sides or support for your arms. The PRO is an alternative if you want armrests and are also considering different casters.
Freedom-X FP adjustments and features
The FP backrest height adjusts through seven levels over a total range of 7.5 cm. This lets you set the height of the back support to suit your build and sitting position.
The backrest tilt adjusts from 90° to 117°, allowing you to move between a more upright position for work and a more reclined position for relaxation. This is the backrest tilt range, not the seat-height adjustment range.
The seat height can be raised by 10 cm. The FP also has a table with three angle settings and a concealed drink holder, so you can adjust the table to suit how you use it and place a drink in the holder.
FP colors and weight capacity
The Freedom-X FP comes in dark gray and cream. Its stated maximum weight capacity is 136 kg, which should be considered as the chair’s weight limit.
Cross-legged sitting and changing position
The Freedom-X is designed for people who prefer to vary how they sit and occasionally sit cross-legged. The FP leaves the sides open without armrests, while the FB and PRO offer arm support. The right choice depends on which feature matters more to you.