LiberNovo Omni review
This detailed response compared the Omni to both the Leap and Embody for cushion comfort. The reviewer stated the Omni is one of the softest sitting experiences they've tried from any of the brands, which can be a double-edged sword of course. They noted it takes time to sink into it, and they know a lot of people hate that sensation, which wins a lot of short-term sit tests. Robert in their office, who is in a lot of their videos, really enjoys the Libernovo and has been in it almost a year now, so that's good for a longer-term result. They explained that the Leap isn't quite as soft, and the added foam is meant to create a secondary support layer that helps prevent the bottoming out sensation from a single molded foam pad has as it condenses down. But again, the Leap will not have as soft or cush as the Omni you have. It will provide a more supportive feel than the standard OEM thick pad that you get on a standard on a new Leap. If you really like the feel in the Omni, they would stick with it. If you decide longer term it's too soft, then they would consider something else like the extra padded Leap BTOD offers.
Pros
- One of the softest sitting experiences from any brand
- Robert in their office has been using it almost a year successfully
- Good for longer-term results based on Robert's experience
- Softer and more cushioned than Leap
- Initial feel is very comfortable
Cons
- Takes time to sink into
- Many people hate that sinking sensation
- May be too soft for some users long-term
- Wins short-term sit tests but may not suit everyone long-term
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LiberNovo Omni
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