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Learn from my mistake -- try before you buy.
With all the glowing reviews, one might assume it'd be a safe bet that this chair would be comfortable for everyone. Take my advice: sit in one with a mind open to the idea that this might not be the case. I wish I'd done this because I would not have spent so much money on a chair that I hate.

The main problem is with the seat. While the pellicle mesh is just fine in the rear-end portion of the seat(quite cushy with lots of depth to its flex", it's quite the opposite in the hamstring area. The pellicle mesh is still there, but because of the location of the chair's frame in this area, the mesh isn't allowed the same depth of flex. The result is that there's pressure pushing up on the hamstrings, which cuts off circulation and is really painful, after even short periods of time.

I have the chair adjusted correctly. My feet are on the floor, my legs aren't dangling by any stretch of the imagination.

Another niggling annoyance: The "full" version is almost TOO adjustable. The arms swing out with too little resistance, meaning that every time you get out of the chair, you grab the arm for support, and invariably the arm swings as you do so.

Anyway, heed my advice and try before you buy.

UPDATE: I'm 175 pounds and not freakishly proportioned.