Capisco Puls 8010 — Light Grey SC60131
HÅG Capisco Puls 8010 Chair - Clay
HÅG Capisco Puls 8010 Chair - Blueberry

Capisco Puls 8010 Chair

Capisco Puls 8010 Chair

2 in stock

$1,232.00
$1,232.00
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HÅG

Peter Opsvik

Black Light Grey / SC60131
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A lighter take on a workplace icon

The HÅG Capisco Puls 8010 is the most compact chair in the Capisco family — the same saddle-seat design that opens the hip angle and encourages active, upright sitting, built into a noticeably smaller and lighter frame. Its open silhouette supports sitting forward, backward, sideways, or perched at standing-desk height.

  • HÅG inBalance® (balanced, flowing tilt function)
  • Adjustable tilt tension backwards
  • Compact moulded polypropylene back, no upholstery
  • Integrated comfort pad on seat
  • Easy-clean plastic surfaces, ideal for shared and hygiene-sensitive environments
  • Aluminium base (Ø700mm)
  • Seat width 400mm, seat depth 350–400mm, back height 270mm
  • 200mm gas lift standard (seat height 520–720mm)
  • 7.2kg — the lightest chair in the Capisco range
  • 10-year warranty for normal use up to 9 hours per day

Recycled polypropylene shell, upholstered seat pad, aluminium and steel components, castor base.

  • Blueberry / CU66165

    Blueberry / CU66165

  • Rosehip / MLF044

    Rosehip / MLF044

  • Light Grey / SC60131

    Light Grey / SC60131

Peter Opsvik

Peter Opsvik, a pioneering force in functional design. He has collaborated with HÅG since 1974 and made a major contribution to the philosophy on which HÅG builds its business.

Opsvik's designs promote dynamic sitting, movement and variation of posture, for enhanced comfort and productivity. Peter's enduring commitment to reimagining the office experience continues to shape the future of dynamic and sustainable working environments.

Peter Opsvik has attempted to overcome our stereotypical sitting habits with his unconventional seating solutions. His work shows how the norms of sitting nicely and sitting still can be broken. The best sitting posture is, after a while, always the next.