I need a new desk/office chair something sturdy and very comfortable. Any suggestions?

Aeron

Ok how about something that doesn't cost a grand?

Ok how about something that doesn't cost a grand?

Check craigslist for better prices.

There are a few chairs at officemax that meet my standards for office chairs. I look for arms that swivel and adjust up and down, and a seat that can tilt and lock (in addition to typical up/down etc). In the $300-500 ballpark.

Aeron

Are these chairs really super comfy? Sit4Less advertises constantly on NPR, and they are always pimping the Herman Miller Aeron chair.

Are these chairs really super comfy? Sit4Less advertises constantly on NPR, and they are always pimping the Herman Miller Aeron chair.

The aeron isn't super comfy in the short term, but it's more comfortable after sitting in it all day than most other chairs. And is adjustable in most of the ways you'd want it to be. But it's way over priced, at $750.

The aeron isn't super comfy in the short term, but it's more comfortable after sitting in it all day than most other chairs. And is adjustable in most of the ways you'd want it to be. But it's way over priced, at $750.

Right on. Really what I want is a super duper cushy office chair with adustable height. My current office chair doesn't offer enough padding on my butt for long term listening. Might be time to swing by OfficeMax and straight chill in the chair section for a bit.

I dont know the make/model of my home computer chair, but it cost $110 at Staples and is the most comfortable chair I have ever sat in.

The school provided Aeron chairs for us and I gotta say I love it. Good ass support and you can adjust it or your needs. I only wish I had a high back chair sometimes so I could rest my neck, but that really doesn't come up all that often. If I could afford one, I'd get one for my office at home. Someday.

the officemax website has a memory foam chair for $300. I might ride by there this weekend to take a test sit.

I dont know the make/model of my home computer chair, but it cost $110 at Staples and is the most comfortable chair I have ever sat in.

Same here.

Steelcase Leap

Beats all Herman Miller in everything imo

Also costs alot

Go into a Staples or an Office Max or an Office Depot, and start sitting down in a couple of them. Some of them are just plain more comfortable than others, and it was something I noticed right away. I would tell you what I decided on, but I don't remember.

A couple things you should look at: adjustable height (I actually prefer the ones that aren't hydraulic, because I tend to sit at the same height all the time); make sure there isn't a slight rise right at mid-thigh (cuts off your circulation); also, make sure it doesn't press on other pressure points; good lumbar support (everyone has their own, so adjustable is good, but if you find one you like that isn't adjustable, that's fine, too.

Go towards the end of the day, when you're already tired.

I've used an Ergon 3 and Aeron (leather) chairs and I found the Aeron to be much more comfortable over time.

I tried at staples store and I am satisfy to buying Charles Eams Chair Reproduction,Those are available with different names and looks.

You really just posted to a thread from 2008 looking for chair recommendations as your first post? Read your welcome PM, and pay attention, or you're not going to last long here.

My boss bought me an aeron chair because of my back trouble.

Makes a huge difference.

He bought them from a store in northfield illinois, i don't rememeber the name, but

all the chairs had slight blemishes, and they were about $500 with all the extra goodies.

Still overpriced, but if you have to spend more than 4 hours a day in one, worth it.

Also built like a tank with lots of cast aluminum pieces. And repairable if you should

manage to tear the fabric.

I tried at staples store and I am satisfy to buying Charles Eams Chair Reproduction,Those are available with different names and looks.

I am satisfy to banning you.

I had an Aeron at a previous job and it was everything everyone says it is. You can also get the Mirra for cheaper and it is also very nice. However, some time back I went to Ikea and was making disparaging comments about some $20 chair they had there until I sat in it and it was the most comfortable chair I ever sat in. It looked like it might fall apart at any minute though so I ended up with a $40 chair that was almost as comfortable but that looked a lot nicer and didn't seem like it would break within the week. It has been several months now and I'm still impressed how great a chair it is, especially considering the price. I'm now convinced there is an inverse relationship between how comfortable a chair looks and how it performs in practice.