Patch

I've been searching for about 9 months for a comfortable replacement for my old home desktop chair (with stuffing coming out).

I even made purchases and returned them after a day of discomfort.

While not very visually satisfying, highly adjustable mesh models have turned out to be the comfort winners in my book.

Time is valuable to me, and sometimes I realize how much of my life I'm wasting searching for a good deal on the perfect product.

That's enough lead in.

Aside from price, can anyone think of a good reason NOT to get this chair?



(Black model for me without polished aluminum......)

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thecubemaster

I was looking at that chair too while I was working on correcting my posture at the computer. (did you try it out? and where...)

I ended up using my old $50 chair and using a towel for better support as recommended in a book, I would like to try out this chair though.

TwoCables

My reason not to get it is if I could not remove the arm rests. Other than that, I really want this chair now.

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thecubemaster

It looks like you could remove the arms from the picture, or at least swing them down vertically.

Patch

They do make an armless version. And it's cheaper.

http://www.sit4less.com/products-1/h...thout-arms/474

Edit: full adjustability is important as my wife and kids will use as much as me. Needs to fit 5.

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7.01 Ghz Pentium 4 631 on LN2......7.96 Ghz Celeron 352 on LN2......7.02 Ghz Celeron 360 on LN2

TwoCables

Now if only I had $629. hehe

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Patch

Certainly not a lot cheaper...

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5.27 Ghz i7 920 C0 on LN2......5.31 Ghz i7 975 on DICE......6.36 Ghz E8600 on LN2
7.01 Ghz Pentium 4 631 on LN2......7.96 Ghz Celeron 352 on LN2......7.02 Ghz Celeron 360 on LN2

thecubemaster

The arms could be worth it, it takes a lot of stress off you shoulders, and prevents a forward head and shoulder posture.

TwoCables

I don't use arm rests because they get in the way. Plus, when I'm at rest and just watching a movie, my legs serve as proper arm rests. And by allowing my chair to recline back a bit, everything is comfortable and ergonomic, for a lack of a better word in my head at the moment.

I have always hated armrests. I never use them. Even when I'm sitting in a chair that has them, I still don't use them unless the chair feels like it's causing me to lean forward slightly.

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SDriver

I have that chair and I think its worth every penny. Go for it, you will be very happy with it.

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