Can't decide on a Chair for excellent back comfort

[Xplod2064]

Hello, I spend a lot of my days and time sitting on in my chair, my current one has the cushion which is so worn out I feel the metal underneath, I was wanting to get the https://thunderx3.com/tgc22/ but I can't find it anywhere to buy, Also black and red colour is a bonus  I have tried going around my small town to all the shops but most of them don't specialize in gaming or office chairs in such, it is very limited.

1. I am 6ft 2" tall and quite slim so something not super wide.
2. I spend a lot of time at my computer so I need something durable and comfortable.
3. I want a fairly adjustable one with all the usual tilts and raise abilities etc.
4. Want either a gaming chair or an office chair as long as it has the comfort and adjustable features, I do prefer gaming chairs for the looks and colour (Red is a bonus :P)
5. I want something under $500 NZD which is around $342 USD
6. Also must have the lumbar pillow for my scoliosis.
7. All suggestions are welcome!

This is the chair I have had for years, it was good but it didn't hug me properly in terms of my body shape if you know what I mean.

[amusedschrodinger]

Best way to find the perfect one for you is to go to a store carrying them and trying them out. If you're buying online, check out reviews. Tech Deals / Rogue did one on youtube about Autofull chairs. 

[dizmo]

Spend the money on a good ergonomic chair. Not a gaming one. Especially if you have back problems.

[Xplod2064]

Just now, amusedschrodinger said:

Best way to find the perfect one for you is to go to a store carrying them and trying them out. If you're buying online, check out reviews. Tech Deals / Rogue did one on youtube about Autofull chairs. 

Yeah as I said in my post there are only a couple of stores that sell them and in which don't have many available, only option is online.

[Exaco]

Agree to the comments above, forget about "GaYming" chair.
IKEA Markus has good reviews, but personally i would probs get the IKEA Volmar ( looks cool and comfy ). 

[Xplod2064]

1 minute ago, dizmo said:

Spend the money on a good ergonomic chair. Not a gaming one. Especially if you have back problems.

Yeah picking a chair is a bit harder than picking a monitor, you really need to be there and compare them, but with crap all around town to try, only option is online so now I am looking around everywhere for a chair and reviews.

[Xplod2064]

3 minutes ago, Exaco said:

Agree to the comments above, forget about "GaYming" chair.
IKEA Markus has good reviews, but personally i would probs get the IKEA Volmar ( looks cool and comfy ). 

I have never used a mesh chair are they even good?

[Exaco]

2 minutes ago, Xplod2064 said:

I have never used a mesh chair are they even good?

Can't say about IKEA ones exactly, but in general mesh chairs are the best ones you can buy ( also healthiest ). If you look at various ergonomics chairs above 1000$ you can see that almost all of them are mesh chairs.  
Good other brands: Ergohuman, Herman Miller

[geo3]

Herman Miller is the only chairs worth spending money on.

[BlueBanana]

I'm quite happy with the maxnomic chair I bought two years ago. 
I'm 6ft and also slim. I also had back problems, but honestly the only way to solve them - especially if your sitting most of your day - is a bit of back exercises and frequent breaks from sitting. An ergonomic chair wont fix your back problems.

The maxnomic chair is fairly adjustable, and pretty comfortable.Took me a while getting used to, since my prior chair was very soft. 
But what stood out to me was the exceptional support from maxnomic. I had a few issues a couple of months after I bought the chair. After a few recommendations from the support didnt solve the issue, they send me a replacement for the complete mechanics (base, casters, tilt-mechanism) - no questions asked. 
All the conversations with the support was very friendly and I got the impression they really cared. 
They even contacted me a couple of weeks later and asked if everything was working as it should.