Computer chairs: the backbone of a good sit up.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > Computer chairs: the backbone of a good sit up.

tk: Dec 10, 2003; Nap Ghost

PrettyhateM posted:

I have an Aeron I use at work, and I have a horrible big box cheapo "leather" chair at home. I can sit still at work for hours and it only takes 20 mins at home before my lower back starts to hurt.

I really want a Aeron at home but jesus I am afraid of the pricing.

There are a large number of options between the Office Max Special and the Aeron.

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tk: Dec 10, 2003; Nap Ghost

Wombot posted:

Two questions for you: With the Mirra, do you feel the bar that goes under the seat pan pressing against the undersides of your thighs? I demoed a Mirra, and could feel that bar pressing harder than the rest of the mesh. I guess it's kind of moot now, but I'm curious, as both I and my gf noticed it, but the shop manager said he'd never heard of anyone complaining about it.

I have a Mirra and have never felt that.

# ¿ Feb 8, 2011 06:08

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