What kind of computer chair do you have?

12 years ago

I have several types, but one of the most comfortable I use good for a bad back is a kneeling chair - some people look at them and think they cannot be comfortable...but they are quite ergonomic

this one also has a back - but many don't...(I suggest one that rolls)

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olavlind 12 years ago

Spending more time in it than I do in my bed sometimes I need a good one. Here is a picture of mine, and it is great (and not too expensive):

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/19656187/P1000661.jpg

~Olav
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- myob 12 years ago
  
  Here's one just like mine
  
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KimW

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate

I have several types, but one of the most comfortable I use good for a bad back is a kneeling chair - some people look at them and think they cannot be comfortable...but they are quite ergonomic

this one also has a back - but many don't...(I suggest one that rolls)

As with anything, your milegae may vary. I used to have the top version, tried it for almost a year,decided it wasn't for me.
Now I am NOT saying it isn't a good chair,but everyone is different physically ,so if you like the design,give it a try.

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MoneyMagnetMagnate

12 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

As with anything, your milegae may vary. I used to have the top version, tried it for almost a year,decided it wasn't for me.
Now I am NOT saying it isn't a good chair,but everyone is different physically ,so if you like the design,give it a try.

The one I have does not have a "saddle", it's just a regular cushioned seat, but I find if I'm working at a desk for extended periods, I'm comfortable...
(just don't lean back to stretch...expecting a chair-back to be there!

I've done that :rolleyes

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KimW

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate

The one I have does not have a "saddle", it's just a regular cushioned seat, but I find if I'm working at a desk for extended periods, I'm comfortable...
(just don't lean back to stretch...expecting a chair-back to be there!

I've done that :rolleyes

Actually, I didn't notice that at first3M, mine had a regular type set too,not a saddle.

As far as leaning back,I did that more times than I should admit!.

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waterotter

12 years ago

Originally Posted by WebmasterWorkforce

I am dying here. I've got this older, standard computer chair that I can feel the pole wanting to come through the seat. It is so damn uncomfortable. Even having a pillow on the seat doesn't help. Actually it makes it worse. It's time for me to get a new computer chair, for sure.

What kind of computer chair do you have or recommend?

:confused:

If you're having problems, check this out: Exercise ball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This forces your body to align without you even thinking about it. There are schools that use these - you'll have to google for that.

Proper alignment does wonders for anyone suffering any kind of issues.

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garyv

12 years ago

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MoneyMagnetMagnate 12 years ago

Originally Posted by garyv

What happens when somebody else needs to use the "office"
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- KimW 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate
  
  What happens when somebody else needs to use the "office"
  
  Hey,what makes you think the place is equipped with only one "office"?
  
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  MoneyMagnetMagnate 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by KimW
  
  Hey,what makes you think the place is equipped with only one "office"?
  
  Well...I know some jobs frown on employees taking a lot of bathroom breaks...but gee, c'mon! :rolleyes:
  
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- GT 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate
  
  What happens when somebody else needs to use the "office"
  
  That's when you update your "technology" and go with a "dual processor" unit.
  
  GT
  
  . . . Oh, by the way, I want to get one of those "kneeling chairs" but I don't know how well they work, so I don't want to pay for a new one. Last weekend I had the chance to buy a used one for $25 at our annual library book and yard sale. While I was deciding, someone came up behind me, offered $10 and walked away with it! You snooze, you lose.
  
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DavidAllenNeron

12 years ago

I'm actually not sure what kind of office chair it is brand name wise, it's a black fake leather (I'm assuming) reclining chair.
and I use a pillow for my butt because there is hardly anything for a cushion.

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SteveJohnson

12 years ago

I have a sitonit Executive that I paid like $400 for - and worth every penny.

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Brian Maroevich

12 years ago

Forget the chair. Stand up. It's better for you. Studies show that people who work more than a couple of hours sitting down die younger. Sorry to sound dismal but it's true.

I can't sit down and work anymore because of tendonitis from a combination of using a bad mouse that was supposed to be ergonomic, and playing the drums. Standing up forces good posture, sitting down on anything does not. I got an adjustable desk that is just great.

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garyv 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Brian Maroevich

Forget the chair. Stand up. It's better for you.
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KingOfContentMarketing 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Brian Maroevich

Studies show that people who work more than a couple of hours sitting down die younger. Sorry to sound dismal but it's true.

This held true no matter what shape the test subject was in. Sitting is not healthy.
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