Could Someone Help Me Choose The Best Gaming Chair From This List PLease.>?

[WolfLoverPro]

Basically last chair i bought I LEANT BACK AND THE ARMS SNAPPED IN HALF!! WTF?? idk id that is cuz ii built it wrong ? someone can explain that ????

 

 

anyway wanting to buy new one And only have a voucher for this uk site so uh if anyone has a bit of time could you help me pick the BEST chair? i dont care about gaming but i will be sitting llike 8 hours a day constant in this chair so needs ot be comfy XDS

 

here is site

 

https://www.very.co.uk/home-garden/chairs/office-chairs/e/b/13560.end

 

NO i dont want a stall XDDD idk if you have to search for office or gaming chairs

[Slottr]

https://www.very.co.uk/emoji-beanbag/1600226262.prd

 

Seriously though go to a store a try chairs, buying online is a bad idea.

[AskTJ]

There are a lot of chairs that are cheap and are great for gaming.

 

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[AngryBeaver]

Get yourself a Herman Miller Aeron, a steelcase leap, or a Haworth Zodi chair.  The gaming chairs are good to look at, but that is about it.

[WolfLoverPro]

1 minute ago, Slottr said:

https://www.very.co.uk/emoji-beanbag/1600226262.prd

 

Seriously though go to a store a try chairs, buying online is a bad idea.

i dont think very has a store anyhwhere near me and the voucher is literally on the account so icant really i have to order online ;[

 

STUPID THING IS MY LAST CHARI HAD 5 star WTRF> maybe i  built wrong but..........................

 

[GoodBytes]

A good chair is sadly very expensive.

R&D to make a comfortable chair, and make complex parts (for example a base that follows the shape of your rear as you sit and not flat piece of wood), and the foam that needs to be soft, breathable, yet hard enough for your butt to not touch the base of the chair, all by returning to its original state after years of use, and not dry up and flat down within a month or so, is costly.

 

The top players are (in no order):

• SteelCase (with the Leaf and Gesture series)
• Herman Miller (with the Aeron and Embody series)
• Haworth (with the Zody chair)

The high price is not helped with the fact that these manufactures assumes that your are an office, and charges a premium, sadly. While you can order 1 and have (at least in Canada) have free return shipping, they don't target the mainstream consumers.

 

I planning in purchasing the SteelCase Gesture.

[Colb]

If your not of Luke of floatplane size build then the Corsair T1 is a decent  chair imo . But if you are a larger guy then look into the office mesh ones or you will have problems with your legs and shoulders. 

[AngryBeaver]

4 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

A good chair is sadly very expensive.

R&D to make a comfortable chair, and make complex parts (for example a base that follows the shape of your rear as you sit and not flat piece of wood), and the foam that needs to be soft, breathable, yet hard enough for your butt to not touch the base of the chair, all by returning to its original state after years of use, and not dry up and flat down within a month or so, is costly.

 

The top players are (in no order):

• SteelCase (with the Leaf and Gesture series)
• Herman Miller (with the Aeron and Embody series)
• Haworth (with the Zody chair)

The high price is not helped with the fact that these manufactures assumes that your are an office, and charges a premium, sadly. While you can order 1 and have (at least in Canada) have free return shipping, they don't target the mainstream consumers.

 

I planning in purchasing the SteelCase Gesture.

That was my advice as well. I personally have a Zody chair with the lumbar support. The one I have retails for around 1200, but I got it for much cheaper because i know some people that work for a haworth vendor.

[Crunchy Dragon]

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