Yeah the seat is big. But if you say that you are tall then it shouldn’t be a problem? It’s not a adjustable though the depth. You should go and try it out yourself.

I think this chair is seriously built for 180cm and above. And that’s average vikings height. Anyways I joked about the Scandinavian height. But it’s seriously built only for tall people.

Most people don’t find it comfortable.

Full mesh will always be better unless you plan to switch on A/C 24 hours/7

No, good ones are pretty tough. And mesh seats are not that soft. In fact I think cushioned one will change shapes even faster?

CNY bro.... everything is going to increase prices after as usual....

Really depends on the quality. If it's just a few hundred bucks one, you can expect it to slightly run out of shape/sag within a year or 2, depending on usage also.

You do get what you pay for. The good quality mesh really feels different from the getgo.

This post has been edited by miyakochan89: Feb 22 2022, 11:57 AM

yes trax is the only you can get from. And the warranty is legitimate. The rest of other sellers/resellers is just supplier's warranty. Becareful on that. i have checked with them, if there's an issue, they TRY to give/replace the broken parts.

But i got it from Trax in the end, and i was unfortunate enough to have faulty Aeron Chair. Instead of TRYING to change the broken parts? They sent real mechanics that opened up the chairs, confirmed that it's broken and then just replace a brand new chair still sealed in the box for me. Because that's the Herman Miller's authorised guarantee.

So you get what you pay for. I was glad that i didn't cheap out on that money seriously because if i had any issues, i don't know how the "suppliers" could help me solve the problems. And they won't replace a new chair for you for sure.

Only Trax Furniture.

yes because you are paying even 5-6K for other resellers. You do not really know where they get these supplies from, could be "rejected" or "faulty" goods for all we know.

You do pay more for Trax furnitures, about 6K - 7K these days, but at least you get a peace of mind. If you are paying that much money for something, just get from authorized dealer. The only one in Malaysia is Trax Furniture.

Go and test.

i just use a wet cloth to clean as often as possible. Since im using mesh, the dust will fall away at the bottom. And it gets very dusty, so have to clean more thoroughly on that area. I never use cushion chair before cause that's way too unhygienic for me.

Sihoo M57 has better adjustments than ikea markus. Ikea Markus is quite simply an office chair. apart from the seat height, you can't adjust anything else.
And it's horrible for short people.

The customised one is of course more expensive their normal stocks as they have them in bulk.

in our weather it's best to get fabric, even better with mesh.

Leather is just way too hard to maintain for something that you have to sit for a long time and most likely cause a lot of sweating thanks to our weather. Whether it's synthetic, hybrid or PU leather will always experience peeling issues as well.

link please?

No, no chairs should have movable lumbar support that doesn't set into place based on your adjustments. Something is loose in your case.

Nope. There are no gaming chairs are actually that good as compared to other office chairs that specialize in ergonomics. Gaming chair is mainly just the look and brand only. You can get a racing car chair and fix it yourself and voila!

No, IT NOT NORMAL. The chair should make you feel comfortable, at a reasonable shape. If you feel like you have to force yourself and end up more discomfort, then the chair's shape is not for you. Everyone has height difference. Even a person same height as you, let's say 170cm vs 170cm. there's also a difference in back length, leg length and body shape. So a chair that might work for 170 cm, might not work for another person that's 170 cm.

If it's already 5 days and you still feel pain and discomfort, it's a big sign that the chair is not for you. Since the back is protruding a lot, i suggest that you put a flat cushion at your back, put a layer between you and the lumbar support. You might feel more comfortable. Other than that, you gotta go around and scout for another chair.

A lot of the lumbar supports have arches that are way too exaggerating. It's easy to check if the lumbar support of the chair is as good as it claims. Just take the model, and compare the shapes and sizes with reputable brands such as Steelcase, Herman Miller, or Okamura. Do you see the shape of their chairs arch that way? How about their lumbar support? Is it overly aggressive as compared to the branded ones or quite similar? Then you will have a good idea whether that chair that you want to buy is being ridiculous in their designs.

cause Aeron is the face of HM and it has a longer legacy than any other. It already has a formula that works well.
The rest is just new formula, new experiments. Some people like it, some people won't.
And if they are scared, they can always fall back to Aeron that works well generally for everyone.

I work out a lot, intensively and regularly, and while exercises help to eliminate my back pain. But investing in a good chair is also one of the best thing that i have done for my life. I'm not going to spoil all my working out effort by sitting on a random chair and somehow the chair hurts my back because it forces or does not allow me to sit properly.

When it comes to the body, exercises help a lot sure. But just like joggers need good shoes to help them to absorb the impact and make their jogging journey more comfortable. Everyone who sits more than 4 - 5 hours a day, regardless of standing up or not, fit or not, can also invest in a comfortable chair that helps and elevate the experience along the sitting hours.

You obviously pull craps out of your ass, cause doctors will tell you to sit properly, and of course exercise always helps. Any doctors for any issues will always tell you to exercise. But do you see doctors sitting on CRAPPY chairs themselves? THEY DONT.

So cut your bullshits.

This post has been edited by miyakochan89: May 18 2022, 01:23 PM

Of course lah. look at our shit currency!

Even though it's Japanese, and you think it's transacted using YEN???

Export/import is transacted using USD worldwide. On top of raw materials shortage, and price increase. Fuel prices hike up so much, even plane tickets are so expensive these days because of the increase of fuel prices.

This post has been edited by miyakochan89: May 21 2022, 04:01 PM