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[sports_fan]

They all hurt my back

 

[Galileo]

Improve your posture...

 

[Das Boot]

Try one of these

 

[Shrugs]

Knoll Generation: best desk chair I've ever owned. What made it stand out over the Herman Millers when I tried them all out is that when you lean back it bends to conform with you. I went to a store to sit in the Embody and ended buying the Knoll.

 

[The Kerminator]

They all hurt my back

then why are you buying them?

 

[sports_fan]

They all hurt my back

then why are you buying them?

I like sitting down

 

[DaVinci]

Have you considered that there's nothing wrong with the chairs, and it's that your ### is crooked.

 

[arrow1]

This:

http://www.wayfairsupply.com/Isokinetics-Balance-Exercise-Ball-Chair-bbbc-IRK1039.html?PiID[]=7583514

 

[glumpy]

Knoll Generation: best desk chair I've ever owned. What made it stand out over the Herman Millers when I tried them all out is that when you lean back it bends to conform with you. I went to a store to sit in the Embody and ended buying the Knoll.

For a good desk chair you need flexibility--locking upright for keyboarding or leaning with support for other work. In our facility we went with the Knoll Life chair which is a little more streamlined than the Generation. It was favored over the Herman Miller Aeron because it suited smaller and larger folks--and we even use it for dining setups. The previous choice for years was the Knoll Bulldog, a stuffed chair which kept morphing a little larger between the early '90's to early 2000's. That one was a little unwieldy compared to the streamlined Life and became more favored for executive use--though it also locks for tasking.

 

[Johnny Rock]

Knoll Generation: best desk chair I've ever owned. What made it stand out over the Herman Millers when I tried them all out is that when you lean back it bends to conform with you. I went to a store to sit in the Embody and ended buying the Knoll.

For a good desk chair you need flexibility--locking upright for keyboarding or leaning with support for other work. In our facility we went with the Knoll Life chair which is a little more streamlined than the Generation. It was favored over the Herman Miller Aeron because it suited smaller and larger folks--and we even use it for dining setups. The previous choice for years was the Knoll Bulldog, a stuffed chair which kept morphing a little larger between the early '90's to early 2000's. That one was a little unwieldy compared to the streamlined Life and became more favored for executive use--though it also locks for tasking.

Interesting. I have the Herman Miller Aeron and love it. Bought it "used" in new condition and it still looks new years later. I'll have to look into the Knoll line. I hadn't heard of it before let alone in the same conversation with the Herman Millers. Thanks.

 

[Fennis]

try this one: http://lowres-picturecabinet.com.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/43/main/52/132058.jpg

 

[sports_fan]

This:

http://www.wayfairsupply.com/Isokinetics-Balance-Exercise-Ball-Chair-bbbc-IRK1039.html?PiID[]=7583514

lol

 

[Fariq]

I like a nice chair every now and again.

 

[Das Boot]

I like a nice chair every now and again.

I love lamp.

 

[peaces]

Anti gravity, b!tch!

 

[mr fancypants]

Chair snobs have to be the worst.