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I also have a significant back issue and needed a chair with lower back and neck support. I got one online from Staples that was $300. You do not need a Herman Miller chair. Find a reasonably priced chair and ask about whether it would be possible to buy it given your back issues. You may still have

ngl the pain from a dead chair is brutal. i ran into that last year with a flattened cushion. for your height and back issues, skip gaming chairs entirely - they're mostly marketing. look at ergonomic office chairs with adjustable seat depth and pneumatic height. the Clatina Mellet or Staples Hyken

https://www.staples.com/union-scale-flexfit-dexley-ergonomic-mesh-swivel-task-chair-black-un56946/product_24398921?cid=EM:ordconfrm::sku&&rdrct301=true This is the chair I've been using since March of 2022, as basic as one gets for the most part. I no longer use the tilt feature and lock my chair in

Get the staples Hyken chair. 100% I have 2 ruptured discs and 2 herniated and I can sit on that thing all day long

I bought a cheap one from Staples, the Hyken, more ergonomic than these racing seat pieces or trash. My back pain saw immediate improvement when I stopped sitting in a "gaming chair"

i made this switch last year. racer chairs look cool but ergonomic chairs win for actual comfort past hour two. the Herman Miller Sayl is pricey but if budget matters the Staples Hyken does the job under $200. dxracer quality dipped hard - their foam goes flat quick. ergonomic chairs have better lum

Had one of these when I was younger and it started falling apart pretty quickly. Very comfy at first (compared to what I was used to) but lost its plushness etc extremely quickly. Threw some gel chair cushion topper thing on and that was nice for a while. But overall I would completely skip if I cou

yeah the racing chair hype is real but the comfort isn't. i had the same issue with sweat and that useless pillow. mesh chairs are a game changer for airflow. the Herman Miller Aeron is the gold standard but pricey. for something more reasonable check Staples Hyken or Workpro 9000. your back and leg

The Staples Dexley is cheap, but it might not be great for long sits. the Hyken costs a bit more but usually has better support and airflow... If you’re gonna be in it for a while, that extra $20 might be a good call. Check out ergonomicchairfinder to see more chairs and find one that works for you.

Best chair imo is an ergonomic office chair made for long sitting hours. I have a Hyken from Staples best chair I ever purchased for my back and posture and all day sitting