Good chair for PC [many hours]

[Sylver]

I for one prefer a normal car seat with office chair wheels attached, I think that is more comfortable than a racing seat

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[Bm4n]

I have the Markus, it's comfortable and has good back support for hot days that holds the whole back and in a very straight posture ideal for typing, it's not luxurious but it's a good chair. My problem is that the spring that tilts the backrest is quite hard. The other one seems too tacky to me, no matter how comfortable it is

[amd125]

I have the Markus leather chair, in black and I think it's a cool chair, but... I have to admit that for the price it has, I would rather shop around for furniture, because for similar prices I have seen better chairs.

In my case, when I bought the house a little over 4 years ago, I bought several pieces of furniture at Ikea and as I don't like to go shopping... I tried the chair and bought it at the same Ikea. In my case, I weigh over 100 kilos and it holds up very well. That said, as they mention, in summer it is a bit more uncomfortable.

Anyway, if you want quality in office chairs, you have to pay for it. At work we have some chairs, I can't remember the brand, that cost more than €1,000... yes, a lot of money, but it's the best chair I have ever sat on, you can work all day and have zero problems. After all, I didn't pay for it;)

[Mystique]

@Bm4n:

My issue is that the spring that tilts the backrest is quite hard.

Hard even when adjusted to the minimum??? Because I hope you know that it can be adjusted… :troll:

PD: I just tried it at the minimum and it is very loose, good for exercising abs because 90% of the force when you sit up is done by you and not the spring

[Bm4n]

Well, I think that depends on the weight and height of the individual. In my case, it seems that it's not very clear whether or not I fit the size or not, haha. By the way, what I said about the backrest is that it is very ventilated, which is good so that you don't sweat your shirt.

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[Sylver]

As for the heat, I have a rough towel on mine all year round, it's fantastic and very stylish, and it also preserves the chair material, so it lasts longer

By the way, this chair is not the one from Ikea that I originally mentioned, it's one that was left at a bank branch under my flat three years ago, I saw it there, orphaned, and I needed hands to carry it up :ugly: :ugly: :ugly: :ugly:

It's super comfortable, indestructible, soft blue velvet... Magnificent, except for the wear on the armrests, but hey, it's free!! :risitas:

Regards

[rul3s]

Well, in the end yesterday I ordered a DXRacer at 4frags, I read very good reviews on forums.
It arrived in less than 24 hours, I ordered it early in the afternoon, and by morning I already had it here.
VERY comfortable so far, I haven't had the pleasure of spending long hours in it yet since I assembled it at noon and then I went to the gym and to work, I'll leave you a link and a photo so you can see it!

http://www.4frags.com/silla-dxracer-f-series-ohf08-no.html

As expected, everything is aluminum, it reclines up to 180 degrees, it seems like you're going to fall and everything, but not!
It comes disassembled in a box, but in 15 minutes I had it all assembled.
Curious about the smell as soon as you open the box, like a new car jajaja.
In my case, normal build (1.75 - 70kg), it fits me very well, but it could be that a person with more volume would be a bit overwhelmed in it, in that case it's better to get the top model, D series, which are wider, but as I said, in my case it fits me perfectly.
In a few days I'll tell you more in detail

[Tecnho]

Are the legs and supports also made of aluminum?

[rul3s]

@Tecnho:

Are the legs and supports also made of aluminum?

Yes, everything, except for the end caps of the armrest ;D

[Mariluz]

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[beckyzop]

I prefer a normal car seat with office chair wheels, I think it's more comfortable than a racing seat.

[jordiqui]

Hello comrades, the truth is that if I didn't have enough with the bike, now after they deleted my website without warning, I've been going almost a week without stopping. My wife told me it's something similar to what appears on the skin of the buttocks of the elderly. Of course I'm on a chair as hard as cement. But I'm not going to pay 300 euros for a chair, no matter how much gamer it says on the label. And here I found one my size for 100, the one with the lights cost, well, almost 300, but there were no more in stock. I think the whole thing with the chairs is a joke. But I have to buy something that doesn't make my buttocks turn to dust.

[Clipper]

My experience (community)
I used a cheap office chair for about 15 years, I changed the wheels and little else, the truth is that it needed to be reupholstered again (it was disgusting) but out of laziness I bought a newskill kitsune.
It is comfortable and adjustable, it comes with a lumbar cushion and a neck cushion.
Cons, for my taste the lumbar is small and the neck one is too big.
It is made of simple faux leather and the joint of the front seams of the backrest have been marked (peeled) by sticking it to the cover of my desk.
Otherwise it is almost perfect.
It costs about 140 on Amazon.
I use it all weekends for 3 hours in a row and then another 3 hours after lunch.
I have no "temperature" problem in summer or winter, I don't have air conditioning.
At work the technical office people (10 hours a day) use Ikea chairs with mesh backrests.
They are ugly ugly.
But none of them complain about comfort issues.
What I do dislike and a lot about both (I had to assemble them all) is the anchoring of the pneumatic piston at the bottom (with the spider of the legs) which is by simple gravity, it doesn't have fixing screws.
And that must generate play in the long run.
Regards